Part sun flowers

Foundation plants don’t have to be boring. Our list of evergreens, small shrubs, perennials, and ground covers can make a colorful foundation garden.

If your garden gets a combination of sun and shade during the day, think about planting flowers that do well in low light conditions. Once established,

Perfect for areas where sunlight is scarce, these plants thrive in shaded spots and are ideal for gardeners looking to enhance their landscape in low-light conditions. Keep reading to see the list of plants and flowers that don't require too much sun.

Looking to beautify your garden this season with beautiful flowers? Try these full-sun perennials! They do well in the heat and some are low-maintenance!

Echinacea purpurea Pow Wow White has a compact habit but features pure white petals overlapping a golden-yellow cone. Produces loads of blooms over many weeks. Coneflowers are sturdy and easy-care perennials that perform best in a sunny location. Pow Wow White produces flowers that are very attractive to butterflies. Seed heads provide good Winter interest and food for wintering birds. This variety is outstanding for cut flowers. Thrives in a full sun to part shad position. Grows to…

Photo of Chrysocephalum apiculatum 'Silver Sunburst' flower, form by Annie's Annuals & Perennials

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Siskiyou Pink Gaura is frequently compared to a cloud of pink butterflies landing on soft maroon branches, giving it an incredibly unique look. Cultivated as a hybrid in the Siskiyou Rare Plant Nursery in Oregon, it was aptly named after its place of origin. Siskiyou Pink Gaura is adored for its delicate appearance, distinct colors, and appeal to wildlife and pollinators.

What are the themes and trends to pick up from the Chelsea Flower Show this year? Clare Foster finds out what is making the horticultural world tick this spring