A customer has asked to put up a description of their new book. Not to purchase, simply for your thoughts.
Dark story of Gaslighting, abuse, retribution,
and Hope. Based on real conversations with Willow a Hidden Person, and
Richard who removes the so called ‘Pillars-of-society' blocking Willow's pathway to the therapy she will need to escape and recover. He’s aware of the consequences. However, had turned a blind
eye and covered his ears to evil too often. It’s a risk he is going to take. Has no close family or friends for whose safety he’s concerned. His military service and work for the ‘Organisation’
add credibility to his account of the retribution he hands out.
Bella and Richard’s love story sprinkles some sunshine onto this dark tale. Bella is unaware, even when her husband disappears, of the retribution Richard is carrying out to stop Willows abusers.
However, is aware he works for ‘The Organisation,’ but not who they are, or what he is paid to do!
herbaceous borders / clay / window boxes / pathways / Winter colour / dry / sandy soil / chalky soil / slopes / bog gardens / ground cover / Low maintenance / home Lawn in a shady area
The answer is. Plants get energy from light through a process called photosynthesis. How much energy they get affects the growth of the plant. Without any light, plants would not be able to produce the energy they need to grow.
Luckily for us gardeners with shady gardens. Not all plants need the same amount of light to thrive.
Plants that will grow in shady areas are not always very colourful. However, often have interesting and attractive foliage, the leaves are usually larger than normal sun loving plants. The large leaves enable the plant gather as much light as possible from the shady conditions they grow in.
I have listed a selection of plants that will tolerate shady conditions. They include flowers, shrubs, perennials, hedgerow plants, and bulbs that will tolerate some shade and can also be grown in containers positioned in partial shade.
Best Bulbs for shade
Most Bulbous plants can thrive in the shade of deciduous trees providing they are given an annual mulch.
Shade-tolerant shrubs
These Shrubs will grow under high, broken or deciduous canopies.
Perennial plants that tolerate shade and will grow in shade.
Annuals balsam, begonias, wax browallia, catharanthus (vinca), coleus, feverfew, fuchsias, impatiens, lobelia, mimulus, salvia, dwarf, torenia (wishbone flower)
Plants for planting in woodland (under trees) and hedgerow
British wildflowers from woodland glades and margins.
And semi-shaded field edges and hedgerows mix.
The following vegetables with grow in shade providing they get three to six hours of sun, or fairly constant dappled shade, each day.
Vegetables, Salad and herbs that will grow in shady areas;