I need a very resilient plant for spot with no sun

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I am looking for some help from all you experts if possible please!

I need some very, very low maintenance plants suitable for a planter, in a spot that is north facing and gets no light. Is there such a thing?

Thanks

Peace lily? Nothing kills those feckers!

Hosta, astilbe or ferns. These all do well in my dark border.

Presumably you mean outside? Huerchera, ferns, cordylines all do well in low light and don't need much attention.

Sarcococca?

Also golden hop; lovely splash of brightness and tough as old boots

I forgot to say, it's for an outside spot. I read this about a peace lily 'The plant does not need large amounts of light or water to survive. It is most often grown as a houseplant. However, it can withstand the elements well enough to thrive when planted outdoors in hot and humid situations'.

We're in rainy UK so peace lily out?

Ferns are good.

Hostas are good in shade but slugs and snails love them. Same for hellebores.

Portuguese Laurel will thrive anywhere, but gets large.

Hydrangeas are ok in shade, might just not flower all that profusely

YY to sarcococca. Evergreen and smells gorgeous in flower

My camelia is doing well in a pot in a corner with no sun.
Do need to be mindful of vineweevils though.

My camelia is thriving in a shady carnet of my north facing garden. It barely ever gets sun and flowers beautifully every year in late winter/early spring.

Corner, sorry!

Except cold UK winters!

And slugs

Yeah I definitely wouldn't put a peace lily outside, poor thing wouldn't survive the winter

Some hydrangeas.

be cautious with lilies if you have cats that use the space.

Sarcoccoa is lovely and smells fab in winter - available now in garden centres . Quite slow growing lovely glossy dark green leaves and white flowers

Fatsia japonica. Evergreen, thrives in complete shade.

I also came in to say Fatsia japonica. Tough as old boots, great foliage, no pests.

Pulmonaria does well in a dark spot under trees in my garden.

I have a fernery in my north facing front garden. They are thriving and look lovely year round.

Or you could try aspidistra, it’s mostly known as an indestructible house plant (cast iron plant) but is actually hardy to about -12.

Heuchera