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It can be hard to grow bulbs, perennials, annuals, or shrubs under the shade of large trees. All plants need light to grow and only a few thrive in low light conditions. However, for the right species, mature shade trees provide an excellent source of shade or filtered sunlight.
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\nThe first step is to select plant species that are adapted to your area and are tolerant of low light.<\/p>\n

The next step is to plant in an area that already has a dense tree root system. Tree roots tend to be concentrated near the trunk and within the drip line. When digging, avoid cutting tree roots, especially those beneath the canopy. Damage to roots is a leading cause of tree mortality.<\/p>\n

Using soil to create a bed for shade loving plants can be equally damaging to the existing plant\u2019s root system. Fill soil reduces oxygen levels in the root zone and can change drainage patterns. This may lead to root mortality and stem and root disease for the plants already there. With this in mind, proper soil preparation is key to protecting trees when planting a shade garden.<\/p>\n

Preparing the Planting Bed<\/h2>\n

A Bartlett Arborist can loosen soil using a high-pressure air excavation tool. Air is propelled at supersonic speeds to loosen soil without damaging tree roots. Organic matter and fertilizer are mixed into the soil at the same time to encourage rapid root growth. This is a gentle alternative to hand digging or rototilling. Preparing the soil in this way enables landscapers or homeowners to easily place their favorite shade loving plants in the planting bed, often with no tools at all since the soils is loose and ready for planting.<\/p>\n

\"excavating<\/a>
An arborist loosens the soil under a mature tree to create a planting bed.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The roots of the newly planted material quickly and easily grow in the loose, rich soil allowing for rapid establishment. All you need to add is water and mulch. Mulch helps soil retain moisture and provides nutrients as it decomposes. The result is a great looking and fast-growing shade garden with no negative impact on the overstory tree(s).<\/p>\n

Tips for Maintaining Planting Beds<\/h2>\n

Be sure to keep soil away from tree trunks \u2013 there should be a visible flare where the roots enter the ground. Additionally, when irrigating the understory plants, don\u2019t direct water at the trunks of trees. This can cause disease problems.<\/p>\n

Since there are now multiple plants growing in the same rooting area, the new plantings and the established tree(s) compete for water and fertilizer so volumes may need to be adjusted. Monitor conditions carefully until the new plants are established.<\/p>\n

Plants that Tolerate Shade<\/h2>\n

Fullmoon maple
\nStriped maple
\nThree-flower maple
\nDowny serviceberry
\nAllegheny serviceberry
\nApple serviceberry
\nAmerican hornbeam
\nEastern redbud
\nTexas redbud
\nFringetree
\nFlowering dogwood
\nKousa dogwood
\nCornelian cherry dogwood
\nJapanese witchhazel
\nChinese witchhazel
\nCommon witchhazel
\nAmerican holly
\nSweetbay magnolia
\nAmerican hophornbeam
\nBottlebrush buckeye
\nAzalea
\nSweetshrub
\nPlum yew
\nSummersweet clethera
\nDrooping leucothoe
\nSpicebush
\nHighbush blueberry
\nMapleleaf viburnum
\nKoreanspice viburnum
\nDusty zenobia
\nColumbine
\nFalse spriera
\nBellflower
\nBleeding heart
\nBarrenwort
\nHakone grass
\nHellebore
\nCoral bell
\nHosta\/Plantain lily
\nCardinal flower
\nFlowering fern
\nPeony
\nLungwort
\nFoamflower
\nViolet<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

It can be hard to grow bulbs, perennials, annuals, or shrubs under the shade of large trees. All plants need light to grow and only a few thrive in low light conditions. 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