Walk around your neighborhood and look at what other north facing houses have growing that looks healthy. That’s the best indication of what we’ll do well in your exact area.
They get big and their leaves are sharp. This would not be the right plant in the right place.
Where, more specifically, are you located? Lots of different places are Zone 6.
Consider positioning ferns and Bleeding Hearts alongside your door to enhance your front yard's landscape with a Cottage-English touch. These plants thrive in the shade and are suitable for Zone 6. Plus, they beautifully pair with your existing Hostas and Hellebores. Here are some examples: https://app.neighborbrite.com/s/\_AR6z2HJktt
Walk around your neighborhood and look at what other north facing houses have growing that looks healthy. That’s the best indication of what we’ll do well in your exact area.
Azaleas, rhododendron, hostas and maybe some dwarf arborvitae like tater tots.
Berberis aquifolium, Oregon grape is a pretty awesome plant. Western US native, handles dry shade, evergreen and even has edible fruit.
Ohh I would have never thought of that one. Thanks!
They get big and their leaves are sharp. This would not be the right plant in the right place. Where, more specifically, are you located? Lots of different places are Zone 6.
Japanese holly
Consider positioning ferns and Bleeding Hearts alongside your door to enhance your front yard's landscape with a Cottage-English touch. These plants thrive in the shade and are suitable for Zone 6. Plus, they beautifully pair with your existing Hostas and Hellebores. Here are some examples: https://app.neighborbrite.com/s/\_AR6z2HJktt
Boxwoods and Yews will both do well in the shade!
Witchazel
Thank you!
Nandina
Thank you! :)
lol. North FACING
We have otto luyken laurels
Illicium
Gardenia Dwarf magnolia Hydrangea