What is the best flower to plant in shade? The area where I'm planting gets no sun.?

Question

In Michigan and it's a very damp area where I would be planting.

Answer 1

there are many plants that will grow there but are you looking for annuals or perennials.
Perennials that will grow there are....hosta, fern, lungwort, lenten rose(helleborus), lily of the valley, rodgersia, ligularia, caladium, bunchberry(groundcover dogwood), vinca minor. There are many more just check out the library. Happy Gardening

Answer 2

you can find many shade loving plants such as hosta, but very few flowering plants will do well in the shade. Where do you live, is the location dry or damp?

Answer 3

Impatiens love shade and moisture. And they bloom constantly and you don't have to dead head them and they come in all colors and they come back every year(in georgia) and they dont get too big and........have I convinced you? A wonderful little flower. The white ones really brighten up a shady area.

Answer 4

you could plant hostas. there are many different kinds. you could put a gazing ball in the middle of them for more color. impatients are good but use white they show up very well in shade.

Answer 5

Impatiens tend to blosson and grow well in the shade. Every year we plant them in our shaded areas and they grow like crazy.

Answer 6

Orchids, indoor, non-direct solar (in a kitchen window) Bamboo, indoor/outdoor, water on a daily basis, it particularly is completely complicated to kill a Bamboo. in case you do not have a green thumb like me, it is the plant for you.

Answer 7

Hostas, periwinkles, lilly of the valley, some ferns.

Answer 8

same problem, very deep shade, finally gave up and just plant annuals - look pretty and when they die I just buy more.

Answer 9

impatients.

Answer 10

if you type it in .............it willl tell you hun