For a north/northeast Baltimore yard (morning sun, then shade) with hydrangeas as anchors, build year-round interest with: wax begonias and impatiens (annual color), bleeding heart, hostas, Japanese iris (perennials), lily hybrids (bulbs), climbing hydrangea and Boston ivy (vines), Ajuga, wild ginger, lady fern, Liriope, periwinkle (groundcovers), and Aucuba, Mahonia, Viburnum, Japanese Andromeda (shrubs).
All thrive in semi-to-full shade. Mix evergreen and deciduous layers. Accept winter dormancy—focus on bark, berries, and evergreen foliage for cold-month structure. This palette delivers spring-to-fall bloom sequence with reliable shade tolerance.
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