The list is divided into general areas. The plants are placed at the bottom category, they can move up but not down. These plants will do well in deep shade but do better if you can give them more sunshine. Plants like Spikes, can be used for all categories.

Asparagus Fern
Bush Violet	Browallia speciosa
Coleus	Coleus X hybridus
Spike	Dracaena indivisa
English Ivy	Hedera helix
Fibrous Begonia	Begonia semperflorens
Fuchsia	Fuchsia
German Ivy
Impatiens	Impatiens walleriana
Kennel worth Ivy
Lamium	Lamium maculatum
Lobelia	Lobelia erinus
Monkey flower	Mimulus X hybridus
Nepeta	Nepeta
Spider Plant	Chlorophytum comosum
Tuberous Begonia	Begonia tuberous type
Wax Ivy
Wishbone Flower	Torenia fournieri

 

These plants have much more flower colour and therefore require a little more sunshine. If they get too much shade they will become leggy, where you have long stems and smaller leaves. Too much sunshine though and they will burn easily and you will have a plant with washed out colour and brown edges

Schizanthus	Schizanthus X wisetonensis
Alyssum	Alyssum maritimum
Canary Bird Vine	Tropaeolum peregrinum
Clarkia	Clarkia elegans
Corn Poppy/Shirley	Papaver rhoeas
Dahlia	Dahlia hybrid
Flowering Tobacco	Nicotiana alata
Four-O'clock Wonder	Mirabilis jalapa
Iceland Poppy	Papaver nudicaule
Ivy geranium	pelargonium peltatum
Johnny Jump ups	Viola tricolor
Lavatera	Lavatera hybrids
Lotus vine
Pansy	Viola X wittrockiana
Pot Marigold	Calendula officinalis
Silver liquorice	Helichrysum petiolare

 

This area includes most annuals. As part sun I am assuming that at some point in the day there is light shade, either from a tree or from a building. All these plants will do exceptionally well in full sun provided  they get lots of watering and  fertilizing. These plants represent the main bulk of what is sold in greenhouses. Plants marked with an asterisk * will do well in part shade but not full sun. The dry tolerant annuals I include in the category of Full Sun Annuals as this is often a problem when growing in full blinding summer light especially in areas like Lethbridge or Medicine Hat.

African Daisy	Arctotis venusta
Annual Phlox	Phlox drummondii
Bacopa Vine
Canterbury Bells	Campanula medium
Cape Marigold	Dimorphotheca aurantiaca
China Pink	Dianthus chinensis
Chinese Aster	Callistephus chinensis
Cobaea	Cobaea scandens
Cockscomb	Celosia argentea cristata
Cockscomb, Feather	Celosia argentea plumosa
English Daisy	Bellis perennis
Gazania	Gazania x hybrida
Zonal Geranium	Pelargonium X hortorum
*Gerbera	*Gerbera jamesonii
Globe Amaranth	Gomphrena globosa
Heliotropium	Heliotropium arborescens
Hollyhock	Althaea rosea
Kochia	Kochia scoparia
Love-in-a-mist	Nigella damascena
*Monkey Flower	*Mimulus guttatus
Morning Glory	Ipomoea purpurea
*New Guinea Impatiens	*Impatiens hawkeri/ linearifolia
Pepper Plant	Capsicum annuum
Petunia	Petunia X hybrida
Salvia	Salvia splendens
Salvia, blue	Salvia farinacea
*Scaevola	*Scaevola aemula (humilis)
Stock	Matthiola incana
Sunflower	Helianthus annuus
Swam river daisy	Brachycome iberidifolia
Sweet Basil	Ocimum basilicum
Yellow Sage	Lantana camara
Zinnia	Zinnia elegans