Need suggestions on plants that will grow in shade under trees
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HI Jayne. Hostas and ferns are a good choices.
Vinica grows anywhere. It does flower (blue or white ). However it can be invasive so care is needed otherwise I have found it to be easu6and low maintenance
location and what type of trees ?
There are lots of plants that will provide interest in shady areas. Many sites recommending them at the end of a simple Google search. Here is one:: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/special/shade/shade-tolerant-flowers.htm
I have this. Really wanting something taller leafy maybe
Coral bells, astilbile , hostas, - that is what I have. But a lot depends on where you live as well as how good your soil is.
Hi Jayne
Here are some suggestions:
astilbe, brunnera, bleeding heart, Heuchera, Hellebore , Lily of the Valley, Foamflower , Virginia Bluebells
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Hostas, coral bells, Astibile
depends on your growing zone ... ajuga, bugle weed; hostas, lily of the valley, check with your local Agricultural Agency or greenhouse ( not a big box store )