Shade flower pot ideas

For colorful foliage and beautiful flowers that thrive in full shade, try adding some of these annual plants for shade. They can be grown in containers or used to fill in some bare areas in your garden beds. #fromhousetohome #annuals #shadegarden #gardening #gardeningforbeginners

Try one of these recommended shade-loving plants for your container gardening where you have partial to full sun like porches and under trees.

Stop by Gingham Gardens for a bunch of creative container ideas for shade. Including the best container plants for shade, along with adorable ideas for shady front porches. Colorful shade planter ideas. Flower pots for shade. Shade-loving annuals and perennials for container gardens.

I haven't seen any plants with purple leaves before (apart from purple cabbage but we all know they are dyed in the purple cabbage factories). Must be some genetically engineered plant bred for war. I certainly wasn't taking any chances with this purple triffid offspring on the Isle of Bute. CameraCanon EOS 450D Exposure0.025 sec (1/40) Aperturef/2.8 Focal Length52 mm ISO Speed400 Exposure Bias0 EV

Gorgeous containers start with the right potting mix. Should you throw away used potting mix at the end of the year or can you reuse it? Let us help you decide!

At some point in every gardener’s life, we find ourselves faced with a difficult garden space. It might be a spot that’s shady, hot, soggy, narrow, or sloped. All of these scenarios present a challenge, but it’s precisely these challenging spaces that teach us the most. They are opportunities to broaden our gardening skills, and the outcomes can be surprisingly satisfying. Thoughts on Shady Gardens Shady and low-light garden areas are often underutilized or completely ignored. It’s a shame…

Live without much natural light? These off-the-radar options are for you.

Both annual and perennial plants can work in containers. These plants can thrive in container gardens in shady areas of your garden, backyard, porch or patio.