Purple ground orchids grow in light shade to full sun. But in the hot summer sun in our area, morning sun with afternoon shade is preferable. Though they prefer temperatures between 40 and 80 ...

Many experts recommend full sun for ground orchids, however, in Central and South Florida, partial to full shade is best. Protect them from frost and select an area with well-draining soil and ...

This fern will tolerate more sun than most ferns ... Spreading sword fern This fern makes a great ground cover for moist, not soggy, shade. It's bright green fronds are up to 32 inches long ...

and bamboo iris at the sale that are suitable for sun or part shade. We have a good selection of the white ground orchid, which works well on a partly shady slope, as does the toad lily.

Many popular species of orchids thrive with an east exposure, allowing a few hours of morning sun ... pictured shade house (above), the front sprinklers are perpendicular to the ground; the ...

Hellebores love shade, but will tolerate part sun in most planting zones. With orchid-like blossoms ranging ... Or dig it out ...

As the elevation of the sun changes during the year, it becomes a challenge to diffuse the light for outdoor plants. A partially shaded tree with orchids underneath may be ideal right now.

a naturalizing ground orchid. These great heirloom plants have foot-tall, apple-green pleated foliage and magenta blooms. Provide an organically enriched soil and partial shade. A: Mealybugs and ...

Exposure: Morning sun or partial shade. Pruning needs ... The foliage dies back in winter, but this orchid will be fine in the ground, surviving temperatures down to the 20s.