New Shaded Flowerbed

So this is along the wall behind the shed.

I'm excited to have a little bit of beauty back here--if I can keep these plants alive through the hot part of summer this year.

The bed isn't completely finished yet.

There's about 8 more feet or so to the left of the big hosta on the left, including space for one bigger bush than I need to pick out still.

What we've got so far.

L-R:

Hosta 'Captain Kirk', 24" x 36", pale lavender flowers

Tiarella 'Mystic Mist' (variegated foam flower), pink fall color, 7" x 16"

Heuchera 'Georgia Peach' (Alum root), bred for heat & humidity tolerance, 14"x24"

L-R:

(the Heuchera again)

Dicentra 'King of Hearts' (bleeding heart), 15"x24", pink flowers

Osmunda cinnamomea (Cinnamon Fern), 36"x48"

L-R:

another Tiarella, not sure variety

Matteuccia struthipoteris 'Ostrich' (ostrich fern), 36-48"x30", fiddleheads edible

Hosta 'Francee', 22"x18" (there are 2, one behind the other)

Dicentra formosa 'Aurora', (bleeding heart) 15"x15", white flowers, northwest native

Behind the Dicentra, not pictured because I hadn't planted it yet:

 Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost' (Silver Siberian bugloss), blue flowers, 14"x24"

I also planted on the slope, just below the wild geraniums 2 more hostas, both 'Golden Prayers' variety, supposed to grow 12"x24".

I finally got the Brunnera and the last 2 hostas planted today, and got the bed mulched and watered as well. If you look back in the top picture, I put in a stepping stone in the middle of the bed, to allow easy access to the slope above, as I hope to continue removing weed grass and filling in with better plants and bulbs.

Since the wall went in Diamond has not been trampling the plants there as much. Hooray!