With these lush flowers around it will be hard not to notice all of their vibrant colors providing an easy way for light rays from entering into the shady areas they grow in.
Hydrangea
Hydrangeas are a type of bush that bloom lovely bunches of flowers. These blooms can be white, blue, red, pink light purple or dim purple and grow to about 1-3 meters tall.
They thrive in shady areas because they offer lots of shade and look very elegant so if you’re looking for an ornamental plant hydrangeas should definitely top your list!
Caladium
Caladiums are stunning unique, with their heart or bolt shaped leaves that come in dynamic hues like red, pink, rose white chartreuse and green.
They typically grow to around one or two feet tall have expansive clear outs. Their vibrant colors can add a wonderful contrast to any flower garden!
Hosta
Hostas are like Caladiums but bigger. They are known for being great shade plants and can develop in different conditions, which require little upkeep.
Hostas aren’t as bright as caladiums, but they still offer character to any garden with their lush green leaves.
Nicotiana
There are so many different varieties of the beautiful ‘tobacco plant’, or nicotiana. Some examples include pink, red and white flowers with a lovely lavender color as well!
This fragrant specimen is absolutely stunning when planted in mass groups on your shady porch – it will smell divine too!
Ferns
Ferns are easy to care for plants that grow quickly. Their thin, pointy leaves and green foliage make them appealing additions to any home or office space.
They can even be grown in dark spaces like under the sink!
Coral Bells
Coral Bells are low-growing plants that have tall, sweeping blossoms of red/white/coral. The leaves have a unique shape and they come in green or different colors like purple or silver.
You can use Coral bells as ground cover because each plant is very short with high blooming flowers.
Bleeding Heart
The Draining Hearts bush is a popular choice for shady gardens. It has heart-shaped blooms that look like they’re dying, which come in pink and white shades with blue green foliage.
The Draining Heart prefers shade so it’s the perfect plant to add into your shaded garden!
Columbine
The colorful, star-shaped flowers of the columbine are known for their variety in shades. They also tend to cross-pollinate and hybridize with one another, making them even more diverse!
These beautiful plants can grow anywhere from 1 to 3 feet high. Their vibrant blooms will be sure to attract some hummingbirds too!
Only a few flowering beauties offer as much character as this mesmerizing flower does.
Fuchsia
Fuchsias are beautiful two-tone flowers. They have a “teardrop” shape, and their colors range from white to dark red, purple blue and orange too!
These blooms do well in hanging pots where they can receive plenty of shade.
If you’re lucky enough to live somewhere with shaded areas outside then these plants would be perfect for your garden!
Impatiens
Impatiens are extremely popular and arrive in an assortment of shapes and colors. These plants are shade-partners, meaning they grow well under trees or other shady areas of your garden.
They’re annuals, which means you only need to plant them once each year (annuals die off at the end of their growing season).
The taller breeds can get up to two meters tall!
Forget-Me-Nots
The forget-me-not plant has small, light blue flowers with yellow centers.
However, the blooms can also be pink, white or yellow with a center of gold and grow up to two feet tall!
The type grows best in shade because it loves moisture and humidity; this flower is resilient during spring through fall seasons.