Create colorful shady spots in the garden - tour with care tips

Creating colorful shady spots in the garden - tour with care tips in German language. 

Garden practice with the botanical garden's gardener

Find out how to transform dark corners into blooming oases of well-being.

Shady areas are often characterized by little light, cool temperatures and moist to dry soil. Not all plants thrive equally well here, but with the right choice of perennials, shrubs and ground cover plants and a few care tips, beautiful, flowering garden oases can be created.

Discover hardy shade plants such as funkia, ferns and wood anemones as well as flowering ground covers such as fairy flowers and woodland stonecrops and woody plants such as hydrangeas and yews. Tips on garden design and care, such as the right way to deal with moisture and how to promote harmonious plant growth, are provided by the Botanic Garden's professional.