Groundcovers for shade

Some of our prettiest native wildlfowers form spreading groundcovers in the shade.


Wood sorrel (Oxalis oregana) •Dry shade •Spreading, fast growing •Easy to establish •Full shade	Inside-out flower(Vancouveria hexandra) •Dry shade •Spreading, fast growing •Easy to establish •Shade or part sun

Wild ginger (Asarum caudatum) •Moist shade •Attractive glossy, dark green heart-shaped leaves •Prominent, intricate vein pattern •Striking, unusual dark purple flowers •Shade and partial shade •Crushed leaves give off a spicy scent	Bunchberry (Cornus unalaschkensis) •Moist shade •Showy white blossoms (“flower petals” are actually enlarged bracts) •Bright red edible berries •Spreads slowly •Prefers organic soil

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