Your shady garden doesn’t have to be forever barren. Berries, herbs and other shade-loving plants can produce a delicious bounty

Try evergreen ground cover Tiarella cordifolia for a soft look all year — one the rabbits and deer won’t mess with

Transform a shade garden with moisture-loving golden grasses, textural leaves and a sprinkling of flowers

Give long-blooming, towering cutleaf coneflower room to spread in U.S. gardens for maximum rewards

Plant goat’s beard in perennial and woodland gardens. Its large white spring blooms attract bees, beetles and butterflies

A sprinkle of bright lime foliage can invigorate darker green garden areas and enliven shady spots all around your landscape

For long-term interest with little upkeep in challenging conditions, ferns might just be your garden's new best friend

These self-spreading plants from around the country will create a low-maintenance splash from spring to fall

Acid-loving dusty zenobia brings bell-shaped white flowers and red fall color to a wet, shady garden

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