These plants can handle even the sunniest of spots. From container plants to ground covers, browse our collection of full sun perennials & shrubs for sale.

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Designed to flourish under intense sunlight, our plants for full sun are handpicked for their resilience and beauty. Whether you're working with a southern-facing landscape or an exposed garden bed, these plants are built to withstand long hours of sun and summer heat with ease. From drought-tolerant perennials to bold blooming annuals, our selection includes a wide variety of plants that like full sun and heat.

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Uses: mass landscape planting, front to middle of the border, thriller in combination recipes, mono baskets, filler in combination recipes, monoculture patio planters. 12-24” height. 12-24” spread. Some shade only and some sun or shade. Annual except in frost-free zones where they will overwinter. ... If you live somewhere hot and have never tried Pentas, you don’t know what you’re missing - especially with our Sunstar series. Sunstar pentas boast extra-large flower clusters - some nearly the size of hydrangea blooms - atop well-branched plants.

Our full sun perennials are perfect for the hot, sunny spots in your garden. These sun-loving plants will thrive in full sun, meaning the plant should receive unfiltered sunlight for at least six hours a day. Most of our perennials for sun are also drought resistant/drought tolerant plants (xeric).

October 27, 2025 - If your garden has morning shade and afternoon sun, choose plants labeled for full sun. The bright afternoon sunlight, especially in southern regions, makes up any shortfall in reaching the six-hour direct sunlight mark. An area with full afternoon sun meets the criteria for full sun growing conditions.

Find outdoor plants that love direct sunlight, perfect for sun-drenched gardens, patios, or balconies.

June 29, 2014 - This is a reposted question my original post has disappeared.... Right now all my sunpatients are looking blah I think they do better in the winter. Does anyone have an recommendations for plants to survive the strong p.m. sun?

July 5, 2024 - More than 70 different types of sunflowers, (Helianthus annuus), are stunners in the summer garden. Pollen-free hybrids produce large flowerheads in a range of colors including white, red, yellow, orange, bicolor, and even purple. Made for full sun and hot temperatures plants come in all sizes from 2 feet tall up to a towering 14 feet.

Full Sun Plants (+6 Hours) flourish in direct sunlight, offering vibrant blooms and foliage. Shop heat-tolerant flowers, shrubs, and perennials today.

February 11, 2025 - The flowers look most striking when planted in large masses that attract birds and butterflies. About a week after germination, they require little watering or care. ... Dahlias come in small pompoms, ruffled flowers as big as dinner plates, or in single flowers. There are hundreds of varieties ranging from a compact 15 inches to a stately 4 feet tall. Buy plants in the spring or start tubers in pots four to six weeks before your last frost date. They like to be planted in warm, rich, well-drained but moist soil in full sun.

January 13, 2024 - Annuals are often planted for their showy blooms, attractive foliage, and quick growth and provide vibrant color and interest to gardens, containers, and other outdoor spaces. Perennials are valued for their longevity and ability to provide structure and continuity to a garden. We have listed our favorite annuals, including some native plants, that will add pops of color to your sunny garden. With its long tassel-like racemes of crimson flowers in summer and fall, Amaranthus caudatus (Love-Lies-Bleeding) adds drama to the garden. This exotic, upright annual or biennial boasts large ovate light green leaves and everlasting flowers that can be used for fresh or dried arrangements.

Hardiness zones: For outdoor plants that like direct sunlight, check the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map to see which full sun tropical plants can thrive in your state’s climate. Room size: Compact choices, like succulents, are ideal for small spaces, while large, high light plants, like full sun palms or Monstera varieties, can make a statement in more spacious rooms

October 9, 2025 - Color coordinate with a ceramic pot and combine as a “spiller” with a foliage “filler” such as silver artemisia or golden licorice plant, and a “thriller” such as angelonia or small ornamental grass. Learn more about growing calibrachoa. Summersong™ Firefinch™ coneflower. Photo by: Proven Winners. ... With daisy-like blooms in bold colors and a sturdy upright habit, coneflowers bring native charm to large containers.

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This Allamanda is a vigorous growing vine that has a beautiful, antique rose color flower. It is easily maintained to... ... Yellow Allamanda Vine is the definition of tropical! It grows in Full Sun or Partial Sun with a well-drained soil.... ... Allspice gets it's name from the resemblance of taste to cinnamon, clove and nutmeg. It is mostly used as a... ... The Alocasia has large green leaves that grow in an upright fashion.

February 17, 2025 - The large flowers of Black-eyed Susans are loved by many pollinators as well. ... Use well-draining soil. Water the plants occasionally until they are established. These fragrant flowers are a must-have in your garden. Lavenders are beautiful sun-loving perennial plants that produce silver-green foliage and long stalks of purple flowers.

It is a sun worshipper that likes full sun, but can also withstand indirect light. The Ficus is known for its glossy, large leaves. It is one of our most popular houseplants for a reason. This cool "house tree" thrives in the sunshine and needs it to stay healthy. When caring for houseplants that are in full sun, there are some important considerations. These plants require adequate light, but it is crucial to find the right balance because too much direct sunlight ...