Shadow Loving Vines
Epipremum hall ivy: Also known as potos ivy. You can grow it outdoors in partially shaded areas. Although it is resistant to light changes; does not like direct light. Scindapsus creeper: Also known as house ivy. It is an easy-care, durable, care-free type of ivy. It is a complete shade-loving ivy. If it is exposed to the sun directly, its color will fade. Ceropegia woodii (Heart to heart flower): It is a very nice looking plant with heart-shaped leaves. It is drought resistant. It likes semi-shade areas. You can position it on the balcony in summer and inside your home in winter. Green Leaf Telegraph Flower: There are several types. Green leaves do not like the sun. Therefore, only this species is included in the group of shade-loving flowers. It is cold tolerant and grows fast. You can place it in a bright but not direct sun location in your home or garden. Shade-Loving Garden Flowers Rose varieties: Rose can grow in the shade. However, it should benefit from the sun for a few hours