What are the shade-loving flowers?

Azalea

Azalea is also called rhododendron. It is said that in ancient times there was a cuckoo bird that often made wailing sounds regardless of day or night and coughed up blood, dyeing the flowers all over the mountain red, so it is called azalea. Rhododendrons come in many colors, including white, red, and green, and there are many varieties. They are suitable for growing in shady places.

Chlorophytum

Chlorophytum, also known as hanging orchid and hanging pot grass, is suitable for growing in a cool and humid environment. Its flowers are mostly white, with occasional petals of different colors. It is usually placed indoors to purify the air.

Hosta

When the hosta flower is not in bloom, the flower bud looks like the head of a hairpin, hence the name hosta. It usually blooms white flowers in summer and autumn, exuding a pleasant fragrance. Hosta is a typical shade-loving flower, suitable for growing in a moist and cool environment. It is one of the important flowers in my country's classical style garden gardening.