And it must be a species suited to North Texas’ warm climate ... But there are thousands of beautiful plants that grow in the shade. Some homeowners roll their eyes at plant beds.

Here are the five fastest growing trees for shade in North Texas, as well as planting tips ... the tree to be stressed and can even damage it. Plant your elm in an area without much foot traffic.

I remembered that sweet lady in North ... plants for little spots of accents. These are the ones I’d use to draw attention to special places around my home. Mind you, we have almost total shade ...

Plant them in well-prepared soil, morning sun and afternoon shade. Be prepared ... If she lived in the North, she grew them ...

Heat and dry conditions bring out the worst in our plants, notably shade trees, and here are some ... That would include East Texas pines, dogwoods, true pin oaks (Quercus palustris), water ...

For just about any edible plant you grow in North Texas, it's okay if you let some afternoon shade fall on the plants. Make sure to have good, well-drained soil. If buying transplants, I highly ...

The paw paw, which is sometimes spelled a variety of different ways or called the "Indian banana," is the largest fruit native to North America ... These plants like partial shade and can handle ...