Got a garden with partial sun?
No worries!
There are beautiful flowers that thrive in just the right amount of light. Check out our list of the best flowers for partial sun.
Get ready to beautify your garden!
Astilbe
Astilbe thrives in partial sun and adds a splash of fluffy, colorful blooms to your garden. These guys love a little shade and cooler soil.
Bleeding Hearts
Bleeding Hearts are ideal for partial sun gardens, with their heart-shaped flowers hanging delicately from arching stems. They give your garden a whimsical, fairy-tale vibe!
Columbine
Columbine loves dappled sunlight and adds a wildflower touch to your partially shaded spots. Their unique, spurred flowers come in a variety of colors.
Hostas
Hostas are perfect for partial sun and offer fabulous foliage and pretty blooms. They’re low-maintenance and look awesome in any garden.
Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas enjoy some morning sun and afternoon shade, producing big, beautiful clusters of flowers. They’re seriously the drama queens of the garden, in a good way!
Heuchera
Heuchera, or coral bells, sport colorful leaves and delicate flower spikes, perfect for partial sun areas. They’re amazing for adding texture and variety to your garden beds.
Foxgloves
Foxgloves are great for partial sun, creating tall spikes covered in bell-shaped flowers. They bring a touch of woodland magic to your yard.
Brunnera
Brunnera loves to hang out in partial shade, with its tiny blue flowers and big, heart-shaped leaves. It’s a great groundcover that brightens up shadier areas.
Primroses
Primroses do well in partial sun, offering colorful, early-blooming flowers. They’re like the early-birds of spring, waking up your garden after winter.