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In an increasingly outdoor space-focused environment, choosing plants that thrive in the shade has become a priority for many gardening enthusiasts. Gardens, patios, and balconies can be transformed into vibrant and lively places with the right species that can withstand a lack of sunlight.
Among the most recommended options is the Money Plant, scientifically known as Plectranthus verticillatus. This species stands out not only for its attractive bright green foliage but also for its ability to purify the air, making it an ideal choice for both indoor and outdoor spaces. Its resilience makes it perfect for those dimly lit balconies.
Another plant gaining popularity is the Boston Fern (Nephrolepis exaltata). With its freshness and abundant green, this species is known for its adaptability to shade and low maintenance requirements, making it an excellent option for those who desire a green space without complications.
Ivy (Hedera helix) is a great choice for covering walls or pergolas in areas with low light. Its rapid growth provides immediate results, ideal for those looking to transform their surroundings quickly and effectively.
The Cast Iron Plant (Aspidistra elatior), known for its toughness, also adapts well to low light conditions. Its broad, dark leaves add a touch of elegance to any corner of the home.
We can’t forget about geraniums, which, although typically associated with sunny conditions, some varieties can grow in partial shade, bringing color and joy with their vibrant flowers throughout the season.
In the flower category, Vinca (Vinca minor) stands out, blooming even in the shade. Its small flowers in shades of purple and blue add a delicate touch, perfect for enhancing the beauty of any garden.
Finally, the Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum), popular indoors, can also thrive in protected outdoor spaces. Its beautiful white flowers and ability to survive with little light make it an excellent choice for patios.
These seven plants not only withstand shady conditions but also offer the possibility of beautifying spaces, creating oases of tranquility and life. With the right selection, it’s possible to enjoy a natural and welcoming environment, regardless of the amount of sunlight available.
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Source: MiMub in Spanish
