Trailing plants for shade

For colorful foliage and beautiful flowers that thrive in full shade, try adding some of these annual plants for shade. They can be grown in containers or used to fill in some bare areas in your garden beds. #fromhousetohome #annuals #shadegarden #gardening #gardeningforbeginners

Partial sun? No problem.

The best trailing plants for your yard, garden, and containers! Bring pops of color and lovely cascading plants into your landscape. Perfect for ground cover, pots, hanging baskets and planters, and anywhere you want added color and texture for curb appeal.

HGTV shares shade-loving perennials that look great in containers and on a porch or patio.

Need to hide an unattractive view or cover a fence in your shade garden? These flowering vines for shade will do the job and look pretty doing it. | Climbing Plants and Vines

Included in our list of the best trailing plants for hanging baskets (but not limited to) are low-maintenance, drought tolerant varieties, plants for either sun or shade and some trailing plants that are suited to keeping indoors.

Check out our top 5 best hanging plants for shade! Whether your hanging baskets get only morning sun or no sun at all, here are planting suggestions to try.

Need to hide an unattractive view or cover a fence in your shade garden? These flowering vines for shade will do the job and look pretty doing it.

These are the 11 best types of cascading plants for retaining walls and pots, which can be grown in a range of climate and soil conditions.

Add lobelias to bring rich, true blues in the garden. These trailing plants flower prolifically in spring and fall, almost covering themselves in flowers! http://www.bhg.com/gardening/flowers/annuals/top-shade-loving-annuals/?socsrc=bhgpin042515lobelia&page=3