Some of the more common shrubs are azaleas, flowering dogwood, burning bush, weeping forsythia, oak leaf hydrangea, snowhill hydrangea, mountain laurel, honeysuckle, bayberry, and rhododendrons. Before planting these recommended shrubs, flowers, and ground cover, check the plant hardiness zone map for your location. This will provide information on when to plant. Check with your local garden center or county extension office to see if a particular plant will grow in your area. Some of the most beautiful flowers are grown in shade gardens.
Shade loving plants and shrubs are available in many varieties.
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