Zone 5 Plants

Zone 5 Plants and Shrubs That Grow in Mostly Shaded Areas

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Petasites (Petasites japonicus var. giganteus, USDA Hardiness Zones 5-9)

PEONY SORBET (Paeonia lactiflora ‘Sorbet’) The unusual pink and white 5-7 double blooms of this hybrid are delectable! The fragrant flowers look amazing in early summer and the handsome foliage turns red in autumn. These bushy plants grow up to 4 tall and require little care. Suitable for any climate and soil type. Space 36-48 apart. Zones: 3-8 Light: Full Sun to Partial Shade Deer tend to avoid.

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Coreopsis Crème Brûlée PP16096 (Tickseed) – Perennial – Zones 5-8, Height 8-12 in. A more vigorous version of Moonbeam that fills in faster in the spring and has larger flowers that occur all along the stems rather than just above the foliage, giving a fuller overall appearence. Overwinters well. Drought tolerant once established. Resistant to mildew. Ideal for sunny borders, associates well with other plant colors, ornamental grasses and looks good in containers. Attractive to bees and butterflies.

Dwarf cryptomeria, globe. Zones 5-7, full sun to part-shade, 2-3 ft tall dome can grow to 4-8 ft tall w/age

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4. Majesty Shrub Rose – the disease-resistant Majesty Shrub Rose produces velvety, deep-red, semi-double blooms and reblooms spring until fall. Majesty works well as as an accent plant, hedge, container or mass planting. Plant in USDA Zones 5 – 11. Deadhead during growing season; prune in early spring when shoots begin to emerge