The Royal Horticultural Society Horticultural Advisory Leaflet Number 90 January 2000
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 Shade: Hardy Perennials
All the plants on the list have been known to grow well in shade, but it must be remembered that much will depend on the positions they are to occupy. Very few will tolerate dry conditions in soil lacking humus and full of tree roots. It is, however, worth experimenting with plants on this list to find species suitable for a particular position in shade. = Denotes plant which will tolerate heavy shade g Denotes ground cover plant ‡ Denotes plant requiring acid soil.
=g Acanthus mollis, =g Acanthus spinosus AGM Achillea ptarmica ‘The Pearl’ Aconitum Actaea Ajuga reptans g Alchemilla mollis AGM Amsonia orientalis AGM g Anaphalis margaritacea, g Anaphalis triplinervis AGM g Anemone apennina AGM Anemone blanda AGM Anemone hybrida (Japanese anemones) = Anemone nemorosa AGM
=g Arisarum proboscideum g Artemisia absinthium g Artemisia alba ‘Canescens’ AGM g Artemisia ludoviciana g Artemisia pontica AGM g Arum italicum subsp. italicum ‘Marmoratum’AGM =g Asarum europaeum = Asplenium scolopendrium AGM =g Astrantia major, A. maxima AGM =g Athyrium filix-femina AGM =g Bergenia =g Blechnum spicant AGM =g Blechnum penna-marina AGM Boykinia aconitifolia g Brunnera macrophylla AGM Campanula alliariifolia Campanula glomerata Campanula lactiflora Campanula latifolia Campanula persicifolia g Campanula portenschlagiana AGM g Campanula poscharskyana
g Ceratostigma plumbaginoides AGM Chrysogonum virginianum =g Convallaria majalis AGM =g Cornus canadensis AGM = Corydalis lutea Cyclamen hederifolium (syn. C. neapolitanum) AGM = Cystopteris bulbifera = Cystopteris fragilis
g Dicentra formosa g Dicentra spectabilis AGM
g Doronicum = Dryopteris affinis AGM
g Duchesnea (Fragaria) indica g Erica carnea g Erica darleyensis cultivars Eomecon chionantha g Epimedium Euphorbia amygdaloides g Euphorbia cyparissias g Euphorbia griffithii
g Euphorbia amygdaloides var.robbiae AGM Foeniculum vulgare Filipendula =g Galax urceolata g Galium odoratum
g Geranium macrorrhizum Geranium malviflorum Geranium monacense Geranium nodosumg Geranium phaeum Geranium pratense Geranium reflexumg Geranium renardii AGM g Geranium sanguineum Geranium sinense Geranium sylvaticum g Geranium wallichianum Geum rivale g Glechoma hederacea ‘Variegata’ Hacquetia epipactis AGM Helleborus Hepatica Heuchera Heucherella tiarelloides AGM g Holcus lanatus g Hosta
=g Lamium galeobdolon subsp. montanum ‘Florentinum’ g Lamium maculatum Lathyrus vernus AGM Linaria purpurea g Liriope muscari AGM Lunararia annua, L. rediviva g Lysimachia punctata g Luzula sylvatica, L. nivea
g Omphalodes cappadocica AGM, O. verna Ornithogalum nutans AGM, O. umbellatum Pachyphragma macrophyllum g Persicaria affinis g Persicaria amplexicaulis g Persicaria campanulata g Phalaris arundinacea var. picta ‘Picta’ AGM g Phlomis russeliana AGM Podophyllum hexandrum = Polystichum aculeatum AGM Polystichum polyblepharum AGM Polystichum setiferum AGM Polygonatum Primula denticulata AGM Primula juliae g Pulmonaria Ranunculus acris (double form) g Reineckea carnea Rudbeckia fulgida Rodgersia g Saxifraga fortunei AGM g Saxifraga geum Shortia uniflora Smilacina racemosa AGM Smilacina stellata Solidaster luteus g Stachys byzantina =g Symphytum =g Tellima grandiflora Thalictrum aquilegiifolium Thalictrum delavayi AGM Thalictrum flavum subsp. glaucum AGM Thalictrum minus g Tiarella cordifolia AGM g Tiarella wherryi AGM =g Trachystemon orientalis
=g Vancouveria Veratrum =g Vinca Viola odorata Viola hirta Viola labradorica Viola septentrionalis g Waldsteinia ternata |
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