“…Several factors need to be considered in choosing the plants. There are four types of light conditions: a) sun (i.e., direct sunlight with continuous exposure of at least six hours per day); b) partial sun (i.e., filtered light or no direct light with most sunlight during the morning or afternoon hours when the light is weaker; sometimes called 'light shade'); c) partial shade (i.e., filtered light beneath trees with high limbs, usually offering some protection from direct afternoon sun); and, d) full shade, i.e., a dense shade that does not allow penetration by direct light (Mattis & Hershey, 1992;Yu et al, 2009;Ren et al 2016;Morton, 1957;Wilde et al, 2012;Hvoslef-Eide, 1991;Woltering, 1987;Pandey et al, 2015;Vogelezang, 1991;Alaba & Chichioco-Hernandez, 2014). Moisture requirements are categorized by plant types; e.g., outdoor plants or indoor plants.…”