Shade Gardening: Show us how your shade garden is doing, 1 by GardnGator

GardnGator wrote:
Oh, I nearly forgot. Rainlilies do very well here in the spring. My front beds are dappled shade and show woodland phlox around March, followed by the rainlilies in May and in fall I have some luck with a wildflower called mistflower (wild ageratum), but I think it wants more sun. Anyway, here's a photo of the rainlilies, tough as nails and they spread quickly, unlike their cousin, zephyr lilies.