Beautiful and Easy Native Plants for Shade
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- Опубліковано 15 кві 2024
- 🌿 Discover the beauty and importance of native shade plants in this informative and inspiring video! 🌿
Shade gardens are not only enchanting but also play a crucial role in supporting pollinators, especially early ephemeral spring plants. In this episode, we showcase some of the most stunning native shade plants that not only thrive in shaded areas but also provide essential food and habitat for pollinators.
You'll learn about a variety of species that are not only beautiful but also easy to grow and maintain. Join us as we explore the enchanting world of shade-loving plants and discover how you can create a tranquil and inviting garden space that supports pollinators in even the shadiest corners of your yard.
Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, this video is sure to provide you with plenty of inspiration and practical tips for designing a stunning shade garden that benefits both you and the environment. Don't let a lack of sunlight limit your garden's potential-embrace the beauty and importance of shade-loving plants and transform your outdoor space into a lush oasis of natural beauty! 🌿🌸
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Westchester County, NY here. Thanks for offering content on shade plants! Could you do a woodland garden webinar?
Thank you for this vital information. Glad you emphasized plants that tolerate full sun-full shade. Most of these are native in Maryland too!
Darn, I JUST ordered my plant projects at my local conservation program on Sunday. I would have loved this info. I tried to check with your native plants list but overwhelming! I am going to buy some of these too! Thanks for this video. From rural Moline, IL.
I am in Chicago, but confined to container gardening on a patio up on the second floor. Do you have luck overwintering the native shade perinnials in containers?
How to spread these from our own plants?