Vibrant, robust begonias are the perfect annuals for planting beneath shade trees.
Colorful, Shade-Friendly Begonias
Chartreuse hostas seem to capture the sun, and are even more distinctive beside purple alliums.
The interplay of greens and reds, as well as a variety of leaf shapes and sizes, creates a captivating scene.
Oversized, variegated hostas provide the perfect setting for bronze crane garden art.
A friendly cherub rests among mature green and variegated hostas, and bold giant alliums.
Stone pavers lead to a shady spot to perch among the trees and tall, pink astilbe.
A medley of smooth, shade-friendly greens is punctuated by spiky astilbe and goat's beard.
Flower beds provide pleasing views from the home and walkways. More Details
Beautiful woodland plantings surround expanses of green. More Details
Flowering plants are staged for new views from week to week. More Details
Flowering trees and shrubs complement mature trees. More Details
Globally inspired details fit in a calm American garden. More Details
Redbud blossoms and bulbs provide long-awaited color. More Details
Varied heights, textures and shades of green add impact. More Details
Wooded areas were underplanted to add color and texture. More Details
Hydrangeas, hostas, vinca and impatiens thrive in the shade. More Details
The pool and seatwall appear aged to match existing stone. More Details
Jerusalem limestone slabs elevate the tone of the patio. More Details
Stone garden walls and walkways lead through the plantings. More Details
A river rock bed adds a glossy sheen to the plant beds. More Details
Giant Annabelle hydrangeas cheerfully greet arrivals. More Details
