Featuring delicate, purple-blue, bell-shaped flowers, Ladybells thrive in shaded gardens under tree canopies. They are low-maintenance and spread without being invasive.
This plant's unique pulpit-like shape adds interest to shaded areas. It tolerates heavy shade and pairs well with low-growing ferns.
Ideal for ground cover in shaded areas, this plant has glossy, heart-shaped leaves and subtle reddish-purple flowers. It requires rich, moist, well-drained soil.
Brightens up shaded areas with feathery plumes of pink, red, and white flowers. Its fern-like foliage remains attractive all season.
With heart-shaped leaves and delicate flowers, Hardy Begonia adds color to shaded gardens. It thrives in partial to heavy shade with rich, moist, well-drained soil.
Named for its turtle-head-shaped flowers, this plant provides late-season color in moist, shaded areas with pink or white blooms.
Native to the Eastern U.S., these plants feature tubular blue flowers that transition from pink. They naturalize well, creating colorful drifts in spring.
Adds grace to shaded areas with silver-green fronds and purple accents. Perfect for adding texture and color contrast near water sources.