Got some shady spots in your Texas yard?
No worries!
There are plenty of plants that love the shade. Discover the best Texas shade plants to brighten up those shadowy areas.
Let’s get growing!
Hostas
Hostas are amazing for Texas shade gardens with their lush, leafy foliage.
They thrive in the shade and are super hardy!
Ferns
Ferns bring that woodland vibe to your shady spots.
They’re perfect for adding texture and a cool green atmosphere.
Astilbes
Astilbes love the shade and produce fluffy, vibrant plumes of flowers.
They’re like the feather dusters of the plant world!
Heuchera (Coral Bells)
Heucheras add a splash of color to your shade garden with their colorful leaves.
Plus, they’re low-maintenance and tough as nails.
Liriope (Monkey Grass)
Liriope is great for those tricky shady areas and requires little care.
It’s an excellent ground cover and even blooms pretty flowers.
Japanese Aralia
Japanese Aralia has huge, glossy leaves that will make your shade garden feel like a tropical paradise.
It’s perfect for adding some exotic flair.
Caladiums
Caladiums liven up any shady space with their vibrant, heart-shaped leaves.
They’re like living art with all their colorful patterns!
Impatiens
Impatiens are perfect for brightening up the darkest corners with their bold blooms.
They’re easy to grow and super colorful.
Begonias
Begonias are a bright and cheerful addition to any shady spot in Texas.
They bloom beautifully without needing direct sunlight.
Solomon’s Seal
Solomon’s Seal has elegant arching stems with dangling flowers that add grace to any shade garden.
It’s like nature’s chandelier!
