 Splendid as they are, Hosta are not the only plants good for shade gardens. Evergreens and spreading groundcovers hold interest in Winter, early Spring and Fall, when Hostas are dormant. Rhododendrons and Spring Bulbs bring masses of color in Spring. |
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 No shade? Plant a birch grove, underplant with Azaleas and Daffodils and cover with a thick layer of wood-chip mulch for a carefree woodland scene that will bring the blessings of welcome shade to a sun-parched landscape. |
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 Marking the entrance to a path that disappears attracts the curious and guides their steps to unseen delights around the bend. We composed this scene for the entrance to the Woodland Walk at Rice Creek Gardens. |
Splendid as they are, Hosta are not the only plants good for shade gardens. Evergreens and spreading groundcovers hold interest in Winter, early Spring and Fall, when Hostas are dormant. Rhododendrons and Spring Bulbs bring masses of color in Spring.
No shade? Plant a birch grove, underplant with Azaleas and Daffodils and cover with a thick layer of wood-chip mulch for a carefree woodland scene that will bring the blessings of welcome shade to a sun-parched landscape.
Marking the entrance to a path that disappears attracts the curious and guides their steps to unseen delights around the bend. We composed this scene for the entrance to the Woodland Walk at Rice Creek Gardens.