In the garden, there is always a shaded spot where cucumbers or tomatoes cannot be grown, but beautiful plants can be planted instead.
There are five plants that thrive in shaded areas and help eliminate weeds.
They include:
1. Hostas;
2. Dicentra spectabilis;
3. Hydrangea;
4. Astilbe;
5. Lysimachia.
Gardeners often choose hostas and hydrangeas. Dicentra spectabilis is planted in the fall. This perennial shrub is striking with its unusual flowering, and its flowers are heart-shaped.
Lysimachia is also frequently planted in gardens, as it adapts well to shade. This perennial plant has spike-like panicles of flowers that can be yellow, white, or pink.
Some owners create flower beds from these plants, considering their height and blooming time.
Thus, they solve two tasks at once: preventing the growth of weeds and decorating the area with beautiful and unpretentious plants.
