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cause an issue aswell. Any thoughts and ideas would be much appreciated. The space is around 1m by 1.5m Thanks Wrighty I'm new to gardening so there won't be anything too original here, but hellebores, hostas, ferns of varying colours. Aquilegias do well

and succulents as pretty indestructible and Mother-in-law's tongue (Sansevieria trifasciata) for looks. It depends on how much light gets into your room. Cacti and succulents need the sun, while palms and ferns prefer a shady site. Dracaenas (dragon trees

plants that like shade by doing an internet search you will find many, add some grit or sand and lots of compost for drainage and most plants will survive, if your not northfacing or in really deep shade...ferns are  great one and for colour try plants

, so this section is shadiest part. Plant must not have poisonous berries. Also can't afford too much height (3-4ft maximum);garden style is 'cottage' Help! Maybe some evergreen azaleas. Sarcoccoca with its lovelly winter fragrance. Some ferns

 - I don't think an azalea will like a hanging basket.  Fushcias sometimes do alright with a bit of shade - otherwise why not try with foliage plants like ferns and ivies? Hallo Steven, I agree with chicky, also, azaleas only flower for a short time

and nothing else seems to grow...   i have been advised to grow a few ferns there but does anyone else have any suggestions for me...    Look out for some woodland plants (I just searched for exactly that) as they'll not mind shade, not much water or competing

round. What combinations of plants would look well together. Many thanks. Hosta's and ferns like shady places.

and other crops to keep them growing stronglyStop cutting asparagus by the end of June to allow the ferns to formThin out heavy gooseberry crops by removing the smallest fruits, and use these for cookingMake successional sowings of salad leaves and radishes

://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector Hostas How about Azaleas or Rhodedendrons, or for smaller plants try ferns or Heucheras. Yep azealas iv got some o them aswell all they get is a wee bit of morning sun and they do fine Thanks for the replies, I will certainly try Hebes, I had them in my

/between trees? Your advice would be most appreciated. My Dad keeps saying that we should make it a lay down hedge, but the trees are far too established and tall for this option. Many thanks Woodland plants like foxgloves, ferns, epimediums, bulbs like anemones