Shade gardens aren't just hostas and ferns. Partial shade (dappled light) supports a vast palette: Full-shade perennials: lily-of-the-valley, bleeding heart, dwarf forget-me-not, monkshood. Partial-shade stars: astilbe, columbine, foxglove, butterfly lily. Annuals: snapdragons, sweet alyssum, coleus. Shrubs: weeping forsythia, flowering dogwood, azalea, rhododendron.
Layer: canopy trees (dogwood, maple) → understory shrubs (rhododendron) → perennials (astilbe, bleeding heart) → groundcovers (lungwort between pavers). Add a hammock. The result: cool, quiet, biodiverse—a garden room that feels discovered, not planted.
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