For a beautiful view from my livng room window! What flowers should I plant in a 15' x 3' flower bed?

I like bright colors. My house is yellow w/ green trim. I have a huge tree in front so most of the day it is in the shade. Morning time sun only. I will be hanging humming bird feeders over the area as well. In zones 5 or 6.

For a beautiful view from my livng room window! What flowers should I plant in a 15' x 3' flower bed?
cherry blossoms

tulips

roses

marigold

liliy they smell good

sunflowers

african corn lily ixia

african lily agapanthus

alpine thistle eryngium

amaryllis hippeastrum

amazon lily eucharis

arum zantedeschia

baby's breath gypsophila

balloon flower platycodon

barberton daisy gerbera

bee balm monarda

bell flower campanula

bells of Ireland moluccella

bergamot monarda

bird of paradise strelizia

bloom chrysanthemum

blue throatwort trachelium

bottlebrush banksia

brodiaea triteleia (syn)

broom genista

calla lily zantedeschia

canterbury bells campanula

carnation dianthus

china aster callistephus

chincerinchee ornithogalum

chinese bellflower platycodon

christmas rose hellebore

cockscomb celosia

columbine aquilegia

coneflower rudbeckia, echinacea

cornflower centaurea

corsage orchid cattleya

cosmos cosmea (syn)

cuban lily scilla

daffodil narcissus

dill anethum

drumstick craspedia

eustoma lisianthus (syn)

evening primrose oenothera

false goat's beard, false spirea astilbe

feverfew tanacetum parthenium

flame lily gloriosa

flame tip leucadendron

flamingo flower anthurium

florist's nighmare ornithogalum

floss flower ageratum

flowering cherry prunus

flowering onion allium

forget-me-not myosotis

foxglove digitalis

foxtail lily eremurus

gay feather liatris

gentian gentiana

gillyflower matthiola

ginger alpinia

globe amarath gomphrena

globe artichoke cynara

globe flower trollius

globe thistle echinops

glory lily gloriosa

golden rod solidago

golden shower orchid oncidium

goosefoot chenpodium

grape hyacinth muscari

guelder rose viburnum opulus

guernsey lily nerine

hyacinth hyacinthus

jersey lily alstroemeria

kangaroo paw anigozanthos

kansas feather liatris

lady's mantle alchemilla

lady's slipper orchid paphiopedilum

larkspur delphinium consolida

lavender lavandula

lilac syringa

lily lilium

lily of the valley convallaria

lisianthus eustoma

lobster claw heliconia

loose strife lysimachia

love lies bleeding amaranthus

love-in-a-mist nigella

lupin lupinus

marguerite chrysanthemum frutescens

marigold calendula

masterwort astrantia

michaelmas daisy aster

mimosa acacia

monkshood aconitum

montbretia crocosmia

moth orchid phalenopsis

mum chrysanthemum

obedient plant physostegia

ox-eye daisy leucanthemum vulgare aka chrysanthemum leucanthemum

painter's palette anthurium

peony paeonia

peruvian lily alstroemeria

pincushion protea leucospermum

plumed thistle cirsium

prairie gentian lisianthus

prince of Wales feather amaranthus

queen Anne's lace ammi

queen Fabiola lily triteleia (syn brodiaea)

red-hot poker kniphofia

rose rosa

safari sunset leucadendron

safflower carthamus

scabious scabiosa

scarlet plume euphorbia fulgens

scorpion orchid aranthera

sea holly eryngium

sea lavender limonium

september flower aster

singapore orchid dendrobium

slipper orchid paphiopedilum

snake head chelone

snapdragon antirrhinum

sneezeweed helenium

snow berry symphoricarpos

snow on the mountain eurphorbia marginata

speedwell veronica

spider orchid arachnis

spray carnation dianthus

spurge euphorbia

st john's wort hypericum

star of bethlehem ornithogalum

statice limonium

stock matthiola

stonecrop sedum

sugarbush protea

sunflower helianthus

sweet pea lathyrus

sweet sultan centaurea

sweet William dianthus barbatus

sword lily gladiolus

tansy tanacetum

tazetta narcissus

thistle eryngium

tjenkenrientjee ornithogalum

transvaal daisy gerbera

tuberose polianthes tuberosa

tulip tulipa

turban buttercup, French buttercup, Persian buttercup ranunculus

turtle head chelone

ulster mary alstroemeria

waxflower chamaelaucium

windflower anemone

wormwood artemesia

yarrow
Reply:Since you will be attracting hummingbirds, plant weigela, bee balm and other Monarda species, columbine (Aquilegia canadensis), and touch me not (Impatiens capensis). I believe they will all grow in partial shade. All of these plants have red/pink/orange flowers. The selected plants will provide color throughout the year.
Reply:my number one favorite flower to plant close to a door is Nicotiana. go out at about 7pm and smell it- wonderful scent. open your door and let it stream in the house. make sure to get one that says it has a scent- not all do. i grow mine from seed. flowers that look good with it are daylilies, cosmos, cone flower and another favorite gooseneck loosestrife (make sure your not getting the invasive one!)



all of these will do well with morning sun- in my experience anyway.



hope this helps.
Reply:Since it is shade I would reccomend Impatients. They come in several nice colors. I prefer the white ones, they show up better in the shade. You can also mix Hostas in with them. The hostas are perrenials so they will come back every year.
Reply:You could plant different hostas, ferns, heucheras, brunera, fern leaf bleeding hearts and standard bleeding hearts. For annuals, I'd plant inpatiens and begonias
Reply:lots of pansies w/ a lot of different colors that match the interior/or/exterior of ur home.... mix together with lots of colors that stand out.
Reply:cosmos, petunia,sunflower,zinea are grown up.