Deep shade limits flowering options, but foliage plants thrive. Choose varieties that cascade and provide color through leaf patterns.
Mix upright coleus (to hide the basket handle) with trailing impatiens and ivy for a layered look.
In San Antonio, many of these will survive winter outdoors. Coleus and impatiens last until hard frost; ivy, spider plant, and pothos may persist year-round.
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