Plants For Shady Areas

Shuttlecock Fern

…ponds. Growing best in moist shady areas, this large fern, also known as the ostrich fern, is superb for tricky damp areas of the garden and is incredibly low-maintenance. Slowly spreading by underground rhizomes, Matteuccia struthiopteris is also a good…  More Info

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Astilbe Censation™ 'Glitter & Glamour'

…divided foliage. Astilbe Censation™ 'Glitter & Glamour' is a plant well suited to damp areas of the garden, or the edge of a pond. It can grow well in full shade, making it a good choice for a woodland garden, or a shady, north facing cottage…  More Info

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Fuchsia 'Heidi Ann'

…Fuchsia ‘Heidi Ann’ is a hardy deciduous shrub which makes a perfect specimen for a container or planted in borders. Like other fuchsias, it provides valuable colour in shady areas where other plants won’t perform. Height and…  More Info

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Dodecatheon meadia

…a cool, shady spot where it will add a splash of colour to spring planting schemes. By midsummer, the rosettes of foliage begin to die back and the plant enters a summer resting period before reappearing the following spring. Perfect for damp borders,…  More Info

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Begonia 'Fragrant Falls Improved™ - Apricot Delight'

…are double blooms and the plants are covered in them, throughout summer and well into autumn. These trailing begonias are ideal for baskets, flower pouches and window boxes and are very shade tolerant, making them suitable for north facing walls, and shady<…  More Info