Trailing plants have a special role in the world of container gardening. Whether you are looking for a spectacular spiller or a plant that can stand (or hang) alone, here are some beautiful trailing plants that work great in containers.

Summer annuals are easy to grow and will bring life to your garden regardless of its size. They can also be grown in pots if you don’t have enough space.

Do you have areas in your garden that expose plants to tough afternoon sun? These 11 hardy plant options thrive under intense sunlight, including varieties like French Lavender and Curry Plant. They not only withstand heat but also add beauty to your outdoor spaces. If you're looking to enhance your garden's look while ensuring your plants flourish, check out the full article for more tips and specific varieties to suit Australian gardens.

If your garden gets a combination of sun and shade during the day, think about planting flowers that do well in low light conditions. Once established,

For those who live in shady areas and can't plant in direct sunlight, plants that thrive in partial sunlight are the best option. Several flowers need partial sunlight, also known as morning sun.

If shade is scarce in your yard, you need some summer flowering plants to add color. Here are several full sun loving flowers.

Looking for shade plants that can make your not-so-sunny garden look great? These are some of the best!

Discover the best flowers for afternoon sun to brighten up your garden. Whether you're looking for full sun annuals or flowers for pots in full sun, there are plenty of options to choose from. Plant summer annuals for full sun or opt for full sun perennials that thrive in the heat. Explore plants that like full sun and heat, perfect for creating a vibrant outdoor oasis.

Perfect for areas where sunlight is scarce, these plants thrive in shaded spots and are ideal for gardeners looking to enhance their landscape in low-light conditions. Keep reading to see the list of plants and flowers that don't require too much sun.