| The north side of my house allows me to grow azaleas, camellias and hydrangeas there in full shade because sunlight hits several inches from the edge of the small shrubs. The shrubs are in the shade always but the area gets a lot of indirect light from the sun. Another example is when you have a cement driveway nearby. If your planting location is now in full shade, can you post a picture. A few hours of sun or filtered sun may be enough for some varieties such as the PJM Series and several native azaleas like as My Mary. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Shade tolerant native azalea
