What plants do well in shade and pots?
Try impatiens, coleus, sweet potato vines, violas, petunias, pansies, hostas, astilbes, and trilliums. They look great and will thrive in full to partial shade. And don’t forget to think vertically when designing your containers. From the lush textures of ferns and hostas to the colorful blooms of impatiens and begonias, these plants adapt well to shade and bring life and color to often-overlooked areas. While many associate succulents with full sun, several varieties prefer light shade, especially during the hot summer.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.
Which flowers do not need sunlight?
Peace Lily These are one of the most adored plants that do not require sunlight while still purifying the air. Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum) When it comes to finding a houseplant that will bloom in low light, this one takes the cake! Often thought of as a staple houseplant with beautiful blooms, the peace lily is often forgotten when searching for low light houseplants.