The summer heat is here, but that doesn't mean gardening has to be a sweaty activity. Shade gardens can offer enjoyment, as well.

Shade plants that produce beautiful flowers like Cowslip provide plenty of brightness to any garden, even without direct sunlight. “The yellow flowers of this plant look like tiny bottles with ...

GARDENING experts have shared the "easiest way" to create shade in the garden, including using tall plants and trees, and hanging baskets.

A mix of 50 percent peat moss, coco coir, or compost and your garden’s soil is fine, or use a bagged potting mix with a good ratio of peat or other lightweight materials, says Pilarchik. Also, do not ...

However, the shade garden that they featured stands out in my mind. It was cool looking and with a calm feeling. It was also inviting and was a place one would want to sit and meditate.

There are always going to be shadier spots in your garden, and while most vegetables we think of in summer—like tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers—live for the sunshine, you can take advantage ...

It is a fine specimen tree for light shade, partial sun or container gardens. California native of the week : Creeping sage (Salvia Gracias) is a ground cover that grows six inches to two feet ...

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