What outdoor plant does not need a lot of sunlight?
Yes, a variety of colorful flowering plants can thrive in the shade. Primula, fox gloves, hostas, and more can all provide beautiful flowers in low-light areas of your garden. If you have dry shade, be sure to check plants like brilliance autumn fern, grassy carex pensylvanica, miniature hosta ‘mini skirt’, and saxifraga stolonifera. If you are looking for flowering shade plants, check out lamium ‘chequers’, gentiana ‘true blue’, phlox procumbens ‘variegata’, and meehania cordata.These plants are ideal for north-facing gardens, shaded borders, under trees, or areas where sunlight is limited for much of the day. Popular shade lovers include ferns, hostas, heucheras, begonias, impatiens, primroses and foxgloves.