Partial Shade to Full Shade - Page 5 of 15 - Fine Gardening
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Plant GuideLongleaf Oregon grape
Mahonia nervosaA 2-foot-high evergreen shrub native to the woods and woodland edges of the Pacific Northwest, mahonia gives a shady area three seasons of interest.
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Plant GuideDwarf elephant’s ear
Colocasia affinis var. jenningsiiThis little elephant’s ear has velvety dark leaves with prominent green veins and a large silvery central blotch.
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Plant Guide‘Prostrata’ plum yew
Cephalotaxus harringtonii ‘Prostrata’This slow-growing dwarf conifer has a wide, rounded crown and narrowly furrowed, partially peeling bark.
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Plant Guide‘Looking Glass’ Siberian bugloss
Brunnera macrophylla 'Looking Glass'This brunnera cultivar has a silvery, heart-shaped leaves that are mostly everygreen.
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Plant GuideBegonia ‘Marmaduke’
Begonia 'Marmaduke''Marmaduke' Rex begonia sports chocolate-colored speckles across golden leaves.
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Plant Guide‘Escargot’ begonia
Begonia ‘Escargot’'Escargot' takes its name from the snail-like curl pattern at the base of the leaf.
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Plant GuideBegonia ‘Cowardly Lion’
Begonia 'Cowardly Lion'Unlike many other shade garden plants with their cool blue colors, 'Cowardly Lion' rex begonia offers rich warm tones.
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Plant GuideSiberian bugloss
Brunnera macrophylla
This woodland plant is valued for its flowers and groundcovering leaves.
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Plant GuideSouthern maidenhair fern
Adiantum capillus-venerisThe southern maidenhair fern has fluffy, airy, and elegant foliage, which works equally well in containers or in open ground.
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