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This sterile front yard was transformed into a lush forest garden featuring pagoda dogwood, hostas, hydrangeas, wild ginger, and ostrich ferns. Existing river rock was reused to create different layers of this stunning garden.

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The key to this expansive shade garden is the use of plants to create areas of light. In the foreground, Hakonechloa macra 'Aureola' with its bright green shines in the shade. Further along the path bright green hosta creates another focal point. In the distance variegated red twig dogwood can be seen.
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Inspiration for a contemporary shade side yard landscaping in Seattle.
Inspiration for a contemporary shade side yard landscaping in Seattle.

Climbing species have been used to cover the walls of this enclosed garden.
Giuseppe Lunardini
This is an example of a small traditional shade front yard stone formal garden in Florence for spring.
This is an example of a small traditional shade front yard stone formal garden in Florence for spring.

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Shade garden after a rain
This is an example of a mid-sized traditional shade backyard mulch formal garden in Boston for spring.
This is an example of a mid-sized traditional shade backyard mulch formal garden in Boston for spring.

2016
This next section features the full sun Creeping Jenny as the ground cover. Growing with this much shade is much slower to show progress when compared to my full sun planting beds.

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Elegant courtyard brick patio vertical garden photo in New Orleans
Elegant courtyard brick patio vertical garden photo in New Orleans

Elegant and Unique outdoor kitchen and cantilevered pergola.
Example of a trendy patio design in Nashville
Example of a trendy patio design in Nashville

Our clients wanted a unique space that would radiate calmness and relaxation, accentuate a large art sculpture and include a large koi pond and deck. Four 100+ year old Oak trees and a large Mulberry tree on the property made it impossible to grow grass. We created a shady retreat with a palette of shade-tolerant plants offering multiple seasons of interest. A functional paver walk leads to the garage, and a gravel path meanders through plantings. The large koi pond with waterfall wall is sited near the deck for enjoyment.

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The garden space faces south so gets morning sun then mostly in the shade. In the summer especially it is lovely to sit here have breakfast and later in the day under the large Sugar Maple a cool spot to relax and grill.
I am asked all the time are there any shade plants to use! as you can see the garden is constantly changing from spring bulbs and spring flowers to summer and fall color. The gravel terrace provides a simple and affordable surface and very European.

The garden space faces south so gets morning sun then mostly in the shade. In the summer especially it is lovely to sit here have breakfast and later in the day under the large Sugar Maple a cool spot to relax and grill.
I am asked all the time are there any shade plants to use! as you can see the garden is constantly changing from spring bulbs and spring flowers to summer and fall color. The gravel terrace provides a simple and affordable surface and very European.

This sterile front yard was transformed into a lush forest garden featuring pagoda dogwood, hostas, hydrangeas, wild ginger, and ostrich ferns. Existing river rock was reused to create different layers of this stunning garden.

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This sterile front yard was transformed into a lush forest garden featuring pagoda dogwood, hostas, hydrangeas, wild ginger, and ostrich ferns. Existing river rock was reused to create different layers of this stunning garden.

cultivar - Coral Bells
some of these have native US origins, but the plant scientist out there have now mixed up all kinds of colors.
The flowers are small and subtle, but I like them for their all year color and form of the foliage. With so many shade perennials being ephemeral in nature, the shade beds need something that stays around longer.
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