#11 Anemone
These ground cover florals, which resemble daisies, can spread underneath your shrubs. Plus, when they’re done blooming, you don’t have to worry about any messy foliage leftovers that flowers like tulips tend to leave behind.
#12 Spotted Laurel
Shiny leaves reminiscent of gold dust make this evergreen shrub a striking addition to any sunless spot.
#13 Bluebell
Because of their ability to naturalize on their own, bluebell has a tendency to take over smaller gardens.
#14 Snowdrops (Galanthus Nivalis)
Snowdrops are incredibly easy to grow and can bloom as early as January.
#15 Magic Carpet (Spirea)
This is a perfect shrub-in-a-tub plant, this dwarf spirea variety produces beautiful, low foliage.
#16 Spider Flower (Cleome Hassleriana)
With vibrant spiky clusters, fast-growing spider flowers, which can reach up to five-feet-tall. They are full-sun perennials, that also thrive in large containers.
#17 Dusty Miller
This icy looking perennial thrives in sunny areas, but can also tolerate shade. In shady spots, the trademark silvery leaves turn more green-gray, which is also an attractive look.
#18 Knock-Out Roses
Available in white, pinks, and reds, this shrub is an easy addition to your outdoor space.
#19 Butterfly Bush
These sun-loving plants resistant to insects and drought, and they come in an array of rich. The plants will bloom continuously through fall, and attract butterflies and hummingbirds by the score.
#20 Ribbon Grass
This plant is a great ground cover solution as it can spread easily. It tolerates sun and shade but does crave moisture. Planted as a garden border, they form a nice bridge between the grass and your garden.