These attractive shrubs for the front yard can improve curb appeal, add privacy, and even attract pollinators.

Many plants cannot tolerate the sun’s direct rays, even those whose labels claim a preference for direct sun. Many plants are, in fact, made for variations of shade: partial, filtered, deep.

Expert gardener Teo Spengler has experience in growing shrubs in different climates and landscapes, but there are some varieties she always comes back to.

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How America Became Hostile to Shade A roving history makes the case for shade’s centrality to public health, climate adaptation, and even a more robust and inclusive public sphere.

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Groundcover plants can fill in the gaps between flowers and shrubs, turning your garden into one cohesive carpet.