Outdoor Plants for Low Light
Explore our collection of outdoor plants that thrive in shady areas, perfect for gardens with limited sunlight. These shade-loving plants add greenery and texture to even the darkest corners of your outdoor space, making them a versatile choice.
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No shade to the others, but these are the best outdoor plants for spaces that are low on light. These guys won’t miss the rays — pop them in a shady spot and they’ll happily thrive. Easy to care for and delivered for free, these are the ultimate plants for greening up a sun-less garden.
Don’t forget to buy your new pals some pots.
Shade Loving Outdoor Plants
Beryl the golden shield fern loves to spread out in a damp, shady spot in the garden. Just give this pretty lady plenty to drink and she’ll be happy as a pig in dirt.
Fats the Fatsia japonica is a near-unkillable plant who will thrive under almost any condition and is the perfect plant for a shady spot. Bonus: this handsome guy will blossom beautiful, dandelion-like clusters of white flowers in autumn.
Mae the Chamaerops humilis (a.k.a the ‘European fan palm’) is an all-round people-pleaser — she's been our most popular plant at Patch since we launched in 2016. She’s super easy to maintain and will thrive in sun or shade!
Esther the Festuca glauca (or ‘blue fescue’) is a bit of a wild one: she’s got electric blue tufts that make her stand out from the pack. She's a great way to add a little colour to a shady spot.
