I’d like to write about tall perennials that like shade, but I haven’t come across any.
The best flower for shade is the astilbe (shown). It has pretty leaves and shoots up tall, colorful and feathery-looking flowers. It is available in many colors and I especially love the white. But the flowers are tall and not necessarily the actual plant.
Other Shade-loving Perennials
Hostas are also well known as shade loving plants, but they grow close to the ground with tall shoots that hold their tiny flowers. This is a little “mouse ear” Hosta I planted.
Another favorite for the shade is the bleeding heart.
Of course many hydrangeas can do well in partly shaded locations and I plan to try some in my front yard (New Hampshire). The truth is that most flowering plants need a lot of sun to look good, but arranging the plants I have mentioned here in a grouping beneath trees, or in any shaded area, can be beautiful as well.
Thank you for sharing!
Hydrangeas Blue 
Helloo mate great blog
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Hello Dustytoes,
I have successfully grown Japanese Anemonees, pink and white,in deep shade in my garden. Also had good succes with Angelica angelica, although it is considered to be more of an architectural plant. It can be quite striking if given lots of space.
Jack
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Hey, thanks for the input Jack. I will check out the Japanese Anemonees and Angelica. I have a lot of shaded space to fill.
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