Flowers are beautiful artworks of nature, but different varieties have different environmental requirements for growth. Some flowers, however, do not like sunlight and are better suited for cool, humid environments. This article will introduce some shade-tolerant flower varieties and their characteristics.
I. Clematis
Clematis, as the name suggests, has leaves like iron wire and is rarely seen growing in strong sunlight. It grows in humid environments such as mountain streams and swamps, and has effects of clearing heat and detoxifying, as well as activating blood to resolve stasis, earning it the reputation of "King of Medicinal Herbs".
II. Carnation
Carnations are one of the most shade-tolerant flower varieties, preferring to grow in shade and will turn yellow and wither when planted in sunny locations. Carnations are known as the "flower of love," symbolizing deep affection and loyalty.
III. Gynura bicolor
Gynura bicolor is a flower variety whose stems, leaves, and flowers all contain purple pigments. Due to its high environmental requirements, it is better suited to grow in humid valleys. However, in a sunny environment, its flowers become thin and weak.
IV. Cosmos
Cosmos flowers like to grow in semi-shaded, humid, and well-ventilated environments. This flower variety has vibrant and varied colors, so it is often used as an ornamental plant in horticulture.
V. Campanula
Campanula, also known as Hanging Bell Flower, is called the "voice of angels" for its elegant posture and melodious sound, and is a very popular flower variety. Campanula likes to grow in well-ventilated environments without direct sunlight and cannot tolerate excessive watering.
VI. Meadowsweet
Meadowsweet is a small flower with particularly beautiful flowers and is rarely seen growing in strong sunlight. It prefers to grow in shaded environments and can be used as a decorative flower for flower beds, flower walls, and potted plants.
VII. Holly
Holly is an evergreen tree that likes cool environments and can turn yellow and wither from sun exposure. Holly is a very cold-tolerant flower variety and is often used in landscape design.
VIII. Hosta
Hosta is a noble and elegant flower variety with very beautiful flowers and a graceful plant form. It prefers a shaded, moist environment. Because it grows in cool places, its flowers may appear somewhat wilted.
IX. Kalanchoe
Kalanchoe is a shade-tolerant flower with both ornamental and medicinal value, and it has multiple health benefits. Because it prefers a humid, well-ventilated environment, it should be placed in a shaded area and not exposed to direct sunlight.
X. Apiaceae
The Apiaceae family is a group of flower varieties with high economic value. Their leaves are long and wide, and they like to grow in cool, semi-shaded places. Apiaceae is often planted in courtyards and can play a certain role in landscaping.
XI. Schefflera
Schefflera is a relatively drought-resistant and cold-tolerant plant, but it also dislikes strong sunlight. This flower variety likes to grow in shaded areas and needs to maintain moderate humidity to ensure its normal growth and development.
XII. Calla Lily
Calla Lilies are named for their preference for growing in humid, well-ventilated environments, often near rivers, lakes, and streams. Calla Lilies like shade but fear heat and cannot be exposed to strong sunlight, otherwise their flowers will gradually become smaller.
XIII. Purslane
Purslane is a good medicinal and ornamental flower. It likes to grow in moist, well-ventilated environments and cannot be exposed to sunlight for too long. Purslane is tenacious and very suitable for planting in environments like courtyards and balconies.
XIV. Monstera deliciosa
Monstera deliciosa is also a flower variety that likes cool, humid environments, usually growing in mountains or near streams. Because its stem shape resembles a turtle's back, it is called "Turtle Back Bamboo" and is a flower variety with high ornamental value.
XV. Hibiscus syriacus
Hibiscus syriacus is a very beautiful flower, but it needs shade while growing. It likes to grow in semi-shaded, humid, and well-ventilated environments. If exposed to sunlight for a long time, it is easy to cause its flowers to wither.
Different varieties of flowers prefer different environments, and some are not suitable for growing in sunny conditions. Here, some flower varieties that like cool, humid environments and their characteristics are introduced. I hope this will be helpful to friends who love gardening, allowing us to have more knowledge and experience.