Blooming from spring to early summer, coral bells feature colorful, variegated foliage and petite blooms. These semi-evergreen plants prefer partial shade but can grow in full sun.
Hydrangeas are beloved for their vibrant flower clusters, blooming best in partial shade with morning sun. Their flower color varies based on soil pH, and they need extra water on hot days.
Astilbes thrive in moist, well-drained soil and produce plume-like flowers in partial to full shade. Regular watering and mulching help maintain their moisture levels.
Impatiens, popular for their bright blooms, thrive in partial to full shade. They flower in spring and summer, needing extra water if exposed to more sunlight.
Bleeding hearts bloom in spring with delicate, heart-shaped flowers. They prefer partial to full shade and need a sheltered spot to protect their fragile blooms from strong winds.
Rhododendrons bloom in spring to early summer, thriving in shady spots under trees. Mulching helps keep their roots cool and retain soil moisture.
Lungwort spreads steadily and blooms early in spring with bell-shaped flowers. It grows best in partial to full shade, with attractive, spotted foliage adding garden interest.
Fuchsia plants, with their bright, teardrop-shaped blooms, prefer morning sun and afternoon shade. They need moist soil and monthly feeding for optimal growth.
Siberian bugloss, a low-maintenance plant, blooms in spring with vivid blue flowers. It thrives in shady spots and needs frequent watering in sunnier conditions.
Moss and other ground covers create a natural carpet, filling bare spots and reducing weed growth.