Shady borders uk

Looking for shade plants that can make your not-so-sunny garden look great? These are some of the best!

Does your shade garden need a pick-me-up? Check out these two combos that will liven up any shady border with color and texture from spring to fall.

Tips on making your shady border the best part of your garden. A shady border is less work to look after than a sunny one - read this to find out why, plus plants that do well in shade.

Does your shade garden need a pick-me-up? Check out these two combos that will liven up any shady border with color and texture from spring to fall.

[caption id="attachment_9452" align="alignleft" width="550"] Few borders work out like this[/caption] Perhaps that’s the reason for success of the shaker packs of colourful annuals we’ve seen in recent years. You just sprinkle this mixture of seeds, fertiliser and some type of carrier onto your strip of ground: it grow

A cool, moist, shady, woodland area makes the ideal setting for Ferns and other shade-loving perennials. Planted nearby a forest or under a canopy of

Planting shady borders Andy: As RHS Chelsea Flower Show approaches I thought it would be great to get Gold Medal winning garden designer Kate Gould to share her thoughts on planting shady gardens. Most gardens have shady situations to deal with and many small urban gardens are in shade for much of the time. We all want

Our top 10 plants for shade will keep shady corners of the garden looking colourful throughout the year. Add plants for shade to your garden.

Plants for shade is a well-covered topic online with a number of lists with the usual suspects suggested. Hostas, Astilbes and Ferns being the front-runners. It got me thinking though. What about those difficult shade borders, the ones that are dry, lacking in nutrients or get wind blasted? Where even a trusty Hosta would struggle. So here is my list of the top 10 super tough plants for shade!

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