Yes – natives like wood anemone, foxglove, bluebell, and campion flourish in partial to full shade.
Ideally at least 3–4 hours of direct sun or consistent filtered sunlight daily.
Best sown in early spring (March–May) or autumn (August–October) after soil preparation.
Remove competing plants, lightly rake to fine tilth when dry, and firm seed into the soil.
Many perennials flower in year one; others establish in year two – flowering typically from spring to summer.
Yes – they support bees, butterflies, and wildlife with flowering native species.