Toad lily flowers are attractive in the shady landscape, blooming in a range of uniquely spotted colors in the fall months. Plant Siberian iris for its lush, long-lasting blooms and low-maintenance, narrow foliage, which remains attractive after the blooms are spent. This plant is very tolerant of wet sites in partial shade. This low-maintenance perennial prefers a woodland setting in a shady to semi-shady spot. Jacob’s LadderĪlthough one of the best features of Jacob’s ladder is its fern-like foliage, the plant does erupt in late spring with blue or white flowers similar to Phlox.
This plant thrives in dappled light or shade, even flourishing among tree roots near the edge of a canopy of large trees. Hellebore are among the earliest plants to bloom, beginning late in the winter season. These plants prefer a partially shady spot in moist soil. The Bleeding Heart is adored for its arching stems of heart-shaped flowers. They can tolerate part shade to heavy shade but growth may be stunted in heavy shade. AstilbeĪstilbe, with their fern-like foliage and fluffy flower heads, prefer a spot that is moist to wet. Whether it’s a spot under a tree or near the side of the house that sees little sun, there are plenty of flowering plants that will provide dazzling, vivid color.īrighten up those areas of your garden with these top 15 flowering plants that thrive in shade. That doesn’t mean you’re limited to plain green foliage plants.
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