Is your yard starved for sun? Turn your backyard into a thriving oasis with these tried-and-true shade garden plants. All plants need a little TLC when getting established. Even those listed as shade ...

Hostas, coral bells, and hellebores are excellent border plants that tolerate shade. These perennials thrive in low-light conditions and grow quickly with minimal upkeep. They add rich color and ...

Afternoon shade helps red and purple varieties maintain ... though they won't kill the plants. Some daylilies show marked resistance to these diseases. If you see leaves with spots or streaks ...

Longtime East Moline gardener Barb Papenhausen began growing daylilies in 1999 when her yard lost several trees, creating a need for sun-loving plants to replace her shade-loving hostas.

Plant your daylilies in full sun for the best blooms; but they can tolerate some late afternoon shade. Too much shade and plants will stop blooming. Water weekly until established and then as needed.

Many annuals like zinnias, marigolds, ageratum, petunias, sunflowers and perennials like daylilies coneflowers ... Indian Pink all prefer some shade. This past week, I visited a magical ...

For part-shade, there is variegated bishop ... Plants that are good to cover a slope and control erosion are daylilies and irises. We will have some daylily and iris varieties, including the ...

is replacing the rose garden at Red Wing Park with shade-loving flowers such as camellias, daffodils and perhaps daylilies, said Ann Brown, chairwoman of the council’s landscaping committee.