Planting hardy geranium in partial shade will help the plant go longer between waterings. This plant shows off its blooms from early summer to early fall. Growing Conditions: Full sun to partial shade, well-drained and slightly acidic soil

When you've got shady or partly shady areas in your yard, these perennials for shade offer a reliable way to fill those spots with colorful flowers and lush foliage year after year. Some of these plants prefer regular moisture, while others are drought tolerant once establish.

Are you looking for the best shade perennials for your garden? There are numerous perennials that will thrive in shady areas. From low lying plants, to shade loving perennial flowers, your options are practically endless! Choosing the right combination of plants can help ensure that your garden is beautiful and inviting all season long!

These shade perennials still thrive in different conditions. Many need partial shade, well-draining soil, and protection from harsh light, while others may require nutrient-dense soil, morning sunlight, or even a specific degree of dampness in the soil.

The value you get from shade plants and full-shade perennials that flower year after year is far superior to those which only bloom for a single season. So, when choosing plants for part shade, I recommend a healthy spread of perennials as well as evergreens, for well-structured long-lasting interest.