Tips and Tricks for Woodland Planting | My Favourite Perennials for Woodland Style & Conditions

Rosy takes a walk into the woodland to show some plant options and combinations she likes when it comes to creating woodland planting areas.
Plant list with zone info:
Galium odoratum 4-8
Osmunda 3-9
Chenopodium 2-11
Pulmonaria 3-8
Paris quadrifolia 5-9
Ophiopogon planiscapus 6-10
Podophyllum versipelle 'Spotty Dotty'6-9
Lamium orvala 4-8
Hyacinthoides 5-9
Smyrnium rotundifolium 7-10
Helleborus 3-9
Pachyphragma macrophyllum 5-9
Maianthemum stellatum 4-9
Lamium 'Beacon Silver' 4-8
Tellima grandiflora Rubra Group 4-9
Ranunculus aconitifolius 4-8
Chaerophyllum hirsutum roseum 6-9
Gillenia stipulata 4-8
Mitella breweri 5-9
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[@RosyHardyGardening]

Hope everyone enjoys this video :) Full plant list is in the description along with the US zone information, its quite a long list this time...

[@beckyscheller9358]

Good topic and great plants and information

[@belp28374]

Really clear and informative video. Very appreciated!

[@francesca4966]

Je vous suis du sud de la France. Vous expliquez vraiment bien, j’adore vos vidéos.

[@vivienarnold7950]

Thank you. Just what I needed.

[@user-ns9hq8ky2f]

Wow...6 of these are unknown to us,but really informative ! Look forward to your educational videos. Happy summer 🌞.

[@moniquemannaert3468]

Enjoy the weekend where you are. 🌿👒🐦

[@julesdavis1845]

You seem to pick the subjects I’m thinking about. Thank you for the visual examples.

[@margaridamaia9187]

You are the best! I learn so much with you !!!!

[@dorotaazzopardi8718]

Great ideas, as usual. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@emmalavenham]

We have had great luck with the Porteranthus (Gillenia) Pink Profusion and the tried and true Tiarella Elizabeth Oliver. BTW Large deciduous trees benefit from lightening the canopy - reduces the weight, improves air circulation - leverage that to bring more light in - that’s worked for us in very difficult areas

[@sunitashastry5270]

Interesting. I like the discussion , some of the plants I have never seen in Midwest America. But the pints and design tips are very relevant to any shade gardening.

[@valeriezendiver263]

Thank you, this was wonderful and you gave me some ideas for my own shade/woodland area.

[@lesliekendall5668]

All very beautiful. Will save this video for future reference in case my geranium macrorrhizum, hellebores, and sweet woodfuff seeds don't germinate.

[@amyjones2490]

Very informative! Thank you for your valuable videos.

[@rabbitgregory9289]

Epimedium (Barrenwort) is a low growing plant that will take dry shade once established. There are many varieties. Small blossoms in spring. 🌺 Brunneria has done well in a shady “woodland” part of my yard. Sprays of blue flowers in spring and interesting leaves. 🌺 I would love to plant lamium, but I’m afraid it would get away from me (I’ve heard horror stories). I might try it in a big pot and see if it overwinters.

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One plant I never hear about is Skutellaria Altissima. I grow it in dry shade. It self seeds and spreads. It achieves a look similar to catmint. Bushy clump.

[@rosyhardy18]

Yea a great plant. Have not stocked it for awhile

[@carolinethomson1297]

Would the concept and the choice of plants displayed still work in a shady border with lawn in front? No trees in the border just simply a northerly aspect. Thank you

[@rosyhardy18]

Yes that would still be fine for these plants

[@carolinethomson1297]

Thank you