Lobelia:
These cool weather-loving annuals are perfect for cascading out of planters or window boxes, thriving in shade and requiring trimming back once temperatures exceed 70 degrees.
Lenten Rose:
A variety of hellebore, these stunning perennials bloom from late winter to early spring, boasting cold hardiness and a range of colors, often blooming amidst snow.
Japanese Forest Grass:
This deciduous perennial thrives in shade, growing in clumps and working well as ground cover, along slopes, foundations, or in containers, showcasing its lovely arching form.
Oakleaf Hydrangea:
Native hydrangea with large flower heads offering three-season interest, bright autumn foliage, best suited for mild morning sun and afternoon shade, ideal for transitioning from woodlands to lawns.
Foamflower:
A native woodland plant with charming, frothy flowers in early spring and evergreen foliage, tolerating deep shade but blooming better with some dappled sunlight.
Browallia:
Also known as amethyst flower, this annual features brilliant blue blooms and a semitrailing form, perfect for hanging baskets and containers.
Fuchsia:
Stunning annuals best showcased in hanging pots or window boxes, with purple, pink, red, or mixed flowers that attract hummingbirds and butterflies.
Cranesbill:
Also known as hardy geraniums, these perennials feature spicy-scented foliage and pretty pink or purple blooms from late spring through summer, making excellent edging plants and tolerating shade well.