07 Apr
Have you got a shady spot in the garden you want to plant out?
Often we also have shady areas around the home that tend to be forgotten about, however planting out your shady areas like alongside the house, can really give a lift to an area that may have been left behind.
SOME TIPS ON KEEPING YOUR SHADE PLANTS HEALTHY -
> Exposing some of these plants to sun can damage their foliage so be sure that their position is shady
> Be careful not to over water. Shade dwellers don't need as much water as those that are positioned in the sun as they retain their water for longer.
OUR TOP PICKS FOR LANDSCAPING PLANTS THAT THRIVE IN THE SHADE -
Taller Heights -
Strelitzia Nichalai - Giant Bird of Paradise
Bambusa textilis gracilis - Slender Weaver Bamboo
Rhapis Palm
Parlour Palm
Hydrangeas
Cordylines
Trachelospermum jasminoides - Climbing Jasmine
Ctenanthe Grey StarFatsia japonica
Syzygium wilsonii - Lilly Pilly
Syzygium anisatum
Garden fillers/Shrubs -
Philodendron 'Xanadu' & other Philodendron varieties
Birds Nest FernLomandra longifolia
Bromeliads
Alpinia caerulea
Clivia
Native Violets - viola hederacea
Azaleas
Calathea varieties
Plectranthus argentatus
Ajuga australis
Dichondra repens - ground cover
YOU CAN ALSO VISIT A MORE EXTENSIVE LIST ON OUR SHADE & INDOOR PLANTS PRODUCT PAGE HERE
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