So if you have a towering maple tree that impedes the light in the afternoon, you’ll need to instead choose plants that prefer partial shade. Now, some full-sun plants can handle partial shade ...

But if you always want a full-looking landscape like I do, low-maintenance shade perennials are the key to your garden. Since ...

The new plan includes a $60 million funding commitment and focuses on tree equity, which means planting trees in the areas ...

According to their type, shade-loving shrubs, flowers and plants can prefer anywhere from full shade to dappled or partial ...

The most important thing to remember is to choose the right plant for the right place. Shade lovers will not do well in full sun, for instance. Don't try to cheat. Nature doesn't work that way!

Considered shade-tolerant, coral bells can do well in sun or shade, but check the plant’s requirements before planting in full sun. For greatest success, plant coral bells in well-draining soil ...

A flowering plant might not be able to tell how many fingers you’re holding up, but it can tell whether it’s light or dark ...

Within the full shade category, there’s also dense shade, a category reserved for areas that receive zero hours of direct sunlight and have only some access to indirect sun. Few plants and ...

Plants that are close together do everything they can to intercept light. This "shade avoidance" response has been extensively researched. It is therefore even more remarkable that researchers ...