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Plants like caladiums and creeping Jenny will thrive in the shade and add great color and movement to your planters. Shade-loving flowers arent too hard to findcheck your local garden store. Try impatiens, coleus, sweet potato vines, violas, petunias, pansies, hostas, astilbes, and trilliums.
Hostas and ferns Hostas and ferns are popular, shade-tolerant choices for enlivening outdoor spaces, and a shaded balcony provides the perfect conditions.
Shade Annuals Polka Dot Plant. Hippo Hypoestes. Pineapple Sage. Proven Accents Golden Delicious Salvia. Begonia. Surefire Begonia. Coleus. ColorBlaze Coleus. Wishbone Flower. Catalina Torenia. Caladium. Heart to Heart Caladium. Impatiens. Rockapulco Impatiens walleriana.
Ferns and hostas are the most popular, easy-to-grow shade plants. Both provide excellent ground cover, beautiful foliage, and are easy to care for. These are excellent options for beginner and expert gardeners alike!
Caring for Shade Garden Plants Water as needed to keep plants hydrated and soil moist, but never overly wet, and avoid overhead watering. Water early in the morning, and water the soil directly instead. Leaves that stay wet, without sunlight and good air circulation to dry them, are vulnerable to fungal disease.
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Opt for ferns, peace lilies, and calatheas. Full Shade: Balconies that receive little to no direct sunlight are perfect for shade-tolerant plants like snake plants, ZZ plants, and philodendrons.
Popular Balcony plants for Shadier Balconies Farmers hydrangeas. Begonias. Chrysanthemums. New Guinea impatiens. Ivy. Angels Trumpet. Fuchsias. Bellflowers.
But forget about trying to grow zinnias, marigolds, sedum, lavender, hens and chicks, coneflowers (Echinacea), tomatoes, thyme, chamaecyparis, juniper, or holly in mostly shade. Instead, stick with the proven shade or dappled shade lovers: hosta, hardy ferns, liriope, mondo grass, and yew.

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