Shade-loving shrubs for the garden
Shaded corners in the garden create trees, highshrubs, walls of buildings, hedges. Experienced gardeners are able to use seemingly unfit for a full-fledged development of plants at the first glance, planting shrubs, flowers and grasses on these plots, which are very well felt there. Shrubs for the garden that do not require bright sunlight, as a rule, do not differ in spectacular flowering, but they have beautiful foliage and picturesque forms.
Shadow-tolerant gaultery, pachisander and periwinkle large
Of the more than 170 species of plants belonging to the genus Gaulteria, in gardens grown Chilean Gaultheria mucronata and Gaultheria shallon, home to which is the Pacific coast of North America.
Creeping bush - ivy ordinary
Creeping shrubs for the garden - plants, which, clinging to their subordinateroots for any support (walls, trunks of trees), are able to climb a fairly large height. This is an ordinary ivy, found in the countries of the Northern Hemisphere, characterized by a mild climate. Shade and low air temperature are ideal conditions for the development of this plant.
Cotoneaster - ground cover plant for growing in the shade
Canteen horizontal - shrub, oftenmeeting in the greening of large and small cities in the southern regions of European Russia, as well as cities in North America, East Asia and Europe - is particularly decorative. Its dark green leaves in the summer turn purple in autumn. During the three spring weeks (May to June) pinkish-red flowers bloom on the horizontally sprouted branches of the cotoneaster. Since September, the plant is decorated with spherical fruits with a diameter of 4 - 5 millimeters. Bright red berries cotoneaster keep on shoots until December, and sometimes until the spring thaw.
The shrubs for the garden mentioned above (photo above) are not very demanding of sunlight.