These shade-tolerant flowers can bloom profusely even in shady environments

If you want to grow some flowering plants in a shady spot, you should choose some herbaceous flowers that do not need much light. The plants below have a certain degree of drought tolerance, need little light, and are especially easy to bloom. Even with irregular watering they can grow well, making them particularly suitable for growing in dark corners.

The photo above shows impatiens

1. Impatiens

Impatiens has a great many varieties. It is a perennial plant that produces brilliant, charming flowers in summer and autumn. It can tolerate brief periods of drought but cannot tolerate soggy soil. It likes a warm, humid environment year-round. The growing soil should be a loose, well-draining sandy soil, and it will bloom if the growing position receives appropriate scattered light.

2. Spider flower

Spider flower is a very drought-tolerant flowering plant. You can plant it in a sunny spot, and it also grows well in partial shade. If you want more flowers, you need to maintain a warm, humid environment year-round, avoid growing it in an enclosed space, and keep appropriate ventilation and light penetration.

3. Forget-me-not

Forget-me-not is a flowering plant with a very distinctive appearance. Although it is not a perennial plant, it can be kept growing for many years. It likes a warm, humid environment year-round, needs little light, and can bloom when grown in partial shade. In spring and summer it produces delicate blue flowers.

4. Foxglove

Foxglove, also called digitalis, is a very charming flowering plant. Its flower stalks are very tall. You can choose to plant it in autumn, and the following year it will produce very tall flower spikes. It is a relatively drought-tolerant plant that needs little light, and it will bloom when grown in a spot with scattered light.

5. Episcia

Episcia is especially suitable for growing in a shady corner of the yard. It needs very little light and likes a warm, humid environment year-round. During care, avoid excessive exposure to strong sun. It can also be grown as a hanging basket plant, and with proper care it will produce charming hanging flowers.

6. African violet

African violet, also called Saintpaulia, is a plant that is especially easy to bloom. With proper care it can stay in bloom year-round. It likes a warm, humid environment year-round. When watering, do not pour water directly on the leaves. During the growing season, keep the soil appropriately moist and maintain appropriate air humidity. The growing position only needs about 4 to 8 hours of scattered light per day.

7. Pansy

Pansy likes a cool, humid environment and is especially suitable for growing in a shady yard. They need plenty of water to grow and bloom, and they are afraid of excessive drought. You can grow them at the edge of a flower bed, and with appropriate scattered light each day they will produce brilliant, charming little flowers.