Shade: Foliage plants; swedish ivy, bridal veil, ferns, tradescantia, etc

All flowers or plants are subject to seasonal availability and may be substituted in any arrangement with like-colored flowers.  Delux option pictured

All containers and vases are subject to variation based on availability at time of order.

Container may vary and may be substituted with a different container.  Colors will vary, please note if specific color is requested.

Full Sun

Full sun means the plant receives 6 or more total hours of direct sun per day.

• Full sun does not mean unrelenting sunlight from sunrise to sunset: it can be interupted. A plant that receives direct morning sun for a couple hours and additional direct sun later in the day is still receiving full sun so long as it’s six or more total hours.

“Full sun” on the tag is also an indication that the plant can tolerate afternoon sun—the most intense light of the day.

Part or Partial Sun or Shade

Part or partial sun or shade have the same meaning: the plant receives between 4 to 6 total hours of direct sun per day.

Not that there’s a rule book available but, if the sun exposure is closer to 6 hours, you could say it’s part sun, and if it is closer to 4 hours, it’s part shade.

Full Shade or Shade

Full shade or shade means the plant get less than 4 hours total of direct sun per day.

Dappled sun or dappled shade means some light is making its way through an overhead obstruction like a tree canopy.

Dense shade typically implies the area is too dark for most plants to survive.