Top 10 Most Shade-Tolerant Outdoor Plants
A small tip for life: introducing the top 10 most shade-tolerant outdoor plants. Here's a discussion on the aspects of shade-tolerant outdoor plants, and the following introduction by the editor.
Shade-tolerant plants do not require much light for growth; even in insufficient lighting conditions, the plants can grow smoothly and even produce beautiful flowers.
Ranking of Most Shade-Tolerant Outdoor Plants
Common shade-tolerant outdoor plants include hydrangeas, dogwoods, flowering quinces, and ferns, which can all be planted in courtyards with insufficient light, and they are relatively easy to care for.
The top 10 most shade-tolerant outdoor plant varieties are purple loosestrife, Sedum, hosta, flowering quince, tuberous begonia, hydrangea, syngonium, fuchsia, crocodile begonia, and air plant.
NO1, Purple Loosestrife
The leaves of purple loosestrife resemble those of orchids, green and slender, with purple flowers that convey a sense of nobility. Its flower symbolism is dignity and elegance. Purple loosestrife is a shade-tolerant and cold-resistant plant.
NO2, Sedum
Sedum is also a very cold-resistant plant. It can survive the winter outdoors even in temperatures below minus ten degrees. Moreover, Sedum has fleshy leaves and bright flowers.
The Top 10 Most Shade-Tolerant Outdoor Plants
NO3, Hosta
Hosta is a flower with strong shade tolerance. It can grow and bloom as long as it is kept in a bright place. If the sunlight is too strong, the leaves can easily get sunburned.
NO4, Flowering Quince
Flowering quince is a flower that enjoys ample sunlight, but it has a strong adaptability and is also cold-resistant. It can survive temperatures below minus 20 degrees, with beautiful and charming flowers.
NO5, Tuberous Begonia
This plant is quite shade-tolerant and begins to bloom before it is moved to the阳台 to bask in the sun. It can even produce an abundance of flowers.
NO6, Hydrangea
Although hydrangeas bloom in summer, they actually prefer a shady environment. Intense sunlight can easily burn their leaves, so it is important to provide shade on hot summer days.