These plants bloom even without the sun

A shade bed doesn't have to look dreary, because some very beautiful flowering plants prefer a shady place. With the right selection, you can look forward to colored accents in the shade bed from spring to autumn.

What are the special features of a shade bed?

Not every shade bed is the same as the other, you should also consider this when planting. For example, if the bed is on the north wall of the house, it may get a little sun in the morning or evening hours. Perhaps plants feel at home there too that have the Penumbra prefer.

If your shade bed is under a tree or even under several, then not only the shade should be considered but also the water supply and the competition for roots. A tree with shallow but broad roots makes it difficult for you to plant underneath, because its roots may be “in the way”. Conifers also create a soil climate that is unfavorable for other plants.

If, on the other hand, the tree roots deeply and not very broadly, you can easily create a bed underneath. However, the plants there only get a little water. If this is not enough, you will have to water a lot. If, on the other hand, you plant perennials that require little water and nutrients, then you are right easy-care bed.

Which plants are suitable for the shade?

In addition to numerous (ever) green ground cover, you will also find flowering plants for your shade bed. This includes, for example, the bleeding heart with its delicate red or white flowers or the one that blooms in different colors Astilbe. the Funkie is considered a foliage plant and also feels in one japanese garden well.

Plants for the shade:

• Astilbe
• Mountain forest cranesbill
• Elven flower
• Spring commemoration
• Funkie (heart leaf lily)
• Golden nettle
• crying heart
• Waldsteinie