Not all edges of garden in a sunny spot. Most will be in a bit of shade for at least a few hours of the day, and many plants that thrive in these conditions, even lilies and begonias Variorum. Giant gigantea more cooling shade all day, but conditions do not like dry or wet. She was born in the forest of the Himalaya and brush and has a shelter in the shade of shrubs and trees.
Although difficult, benefit from deep winter mulch and a lot of mulch mixed with the soil at planting. The bulbs are planted just below the surface. They take several years to mature and die after flowering, but in the meantime, several markers that have taken place to perpetuate the species. Flower stalks reach a mass 5-12 feet tall and produce trumpet-shaped flowers of many whites that are very fragrant.
The basal leaves are large and bright, but, unfortunately, are very attractive to slugs. False hellebore is a spectacular plant that grows from rhizomes and toxic black. It likes a rich soil, deep and it does not dry and under these conditions, will face a sunny or partially shaded. A brush would be ideal, as long as you can keep the slugs away, bold pleated sheets are one of the main characteristics of this plant.
Erratum album grows from a rhizome and leaves large, bold, unusual wrinkled and green starry flowers, which are borne in panicles branched freely. White begonias offer a simple solution to a shady or semi-shade in the garden, showing, especially at night when they appear almost luminescent.
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