Flowerbed layout with blue and white flowers. We decorate the summer cottage with our own hands: ready-made schemes of beautiful flower beds and flower beds. Selection of plants by season
Almost all cottage owners think about how to create garden beds in their favorite place. And these beautiful flower beds in their view should be distinguished by a wonderful view, fragrant and delight with their magnificence for as long as possible.
Such plans are quite feasible if arranged at your dacha.
How to make a continuous flowering flower garden
This task requires certain skills and knowledge, as well as perseverance and patience. Although the initially conceived work may seem quite simple.
However, it is important to take into account here that each plantation needs its own care, different levels of watering, light, soil conditions, etc. Therefore, it is better to make a selection of those varieties to which similar care criteria apply.
Schema Design
Very often, a flower garden is created on a large-scale open summer cottage. The following scheme applies here:
The highest varieties are based in the center of the whole composition. Closer to the edge -.
Choosing different shades, do not violate their certain compatibility. Also take into account bright spots that attract attention. They even try to create something original and bright from an ordinary flower bed.
If a flower garden is located near a fence or fence, then high plantings are placed at a distance close to it. And their height decreases as this flower bed spreads to the site.
In fact, there are various designs and schemes of flower beds. And, as a rule, the most spectacular work is obtained through independent efforts.
The following are the seven most original solutions in this area with a description of the colors. It is not necessary to repeat these options exactly. They can be used as a starting point or base for your own flower bed.
Illusion incarnate
Not everyone can afford fountains, streams and other decor on their plots. Their illusion can be fulfilled with the help of blossoms. First comes the laying out of the channel. For this, oblong pebbles of different parameters are used. She, for better persuasiveness, is painted in blue. 
For planting flowers, the following flower garden scheme is suitable:
- Leaf-bamboo or. Both of them do not bloom, but here they have an important role to play - giving the stream a natural look.
- Bearded irises are planted next to this plant at the mouth of the pseudo-spring.
- Opposite such irises, lobelia and a creeping tenacious are arranged.
- Leave some space for pebbles. After them, on the right, you can land the Poskharsky bell.
- Hybrid species - shavings are concentrated in such bells. In a similar way, a soft transition of shades is carried out.
- On the left, along the edge opposite these hybrids, you can plant a large-leaved brunner. It is characterized by bright colors and lush greenery. The fact is that the brunner grows like a sprawling bush, with a thick and long rhizome that has several stems. The height of the bush reaches from 30 to 40 centimeters.
- .On the shore, opposite the Brunners, they definitely breed the subulate bryozoan. Her greenery is quite soft and will bring the necessary shade and naturalness to the composition. In the people, bryozoan is also called Irish moss. And for good reason. The advantages of bryozoan are that it does not require maintenance, of course we are talking about mowing. The maximum length of the sprout is only 8 centimeters. You can even periodically run through such plants without fear of injuring the overall picture. On the contrary, this even improves uniformity, because the plants are compacted, creating an even denser and more uniform layer.
- At the end of the work, they arrange another non-flowering view - a red creeping tenacious.
Speed variant
It is optimal for those who wish to know the results of their labors as soon as possible. In working with perennials, this is difficult to achieve, but possible. The main thing here is to choose a side with good lighting. Plantings must be provided with constant heat. The optimal place for such a composition is obtained near fences, walls or coniferous plantations. In work, it is important to adhere to the following scheme:
Background decoration is carried out with various types of stock roses. A mix of different shades is allowed.
A decorative sunflower is arranged near the stock roses. You can also plant Icelandic poppies there. They will give the composition a significant brightness.
Gaillardia are concentrated at a small distance from poppies.
An important element here will be cardinal lobelia. It will stretch along a significant part of the flower bed, providing it with an elegant accent.
This composition needs to be given depth. Blue shades will help with this. This implies the planting of flowers such as:
- catnip;
- Poskharsky's bell;
- blue katananhe (settled on the edge).
Gravitate is suitable for the formation of red spots.
Stonecrop and geyher will perfectly complement the composition. The first blooms until autumn, the second - until frost.
This option will perfectly hide a dilapidated wall or some kind of gloomy structure.
About the blue katananhe in more detail. It is a perennial plant that lives in temperate climates. The term of growth is not more than two years. Katanhe is usually planted near carpet plants that bloom at the same time as them.
Working with a gate
If your dacha has a gate, and an arch is formed above it, then this design can be covered with flowers in an original way. And throughout the warm season, the appearance of the building will be beautiful.
Here the whole garden has certain levels:
- lowest. It allows you to create curtains that will spread along the soil. For this task, the following are perfect: Pozharsky's bell, cushion aster, fox-tailed cinnamon, oak grove, two stonecrops - rocky and creaker.
- Average. Its bases are yellow yarrow. They are arranged opposite each other, and necessarily symmetrically. On the left side, in the center, flowers of longer length should be laid out. For example: and spikelet liatris.
On the right side in the center are the positions of chamomile flowers. For example: brilliant rudbeckia, New Belgian and cushion asters.
- Rear. It is formed by giant plants to rise above the fence and hide it (if it is small). A sunflower will be a wonderful bright decoration for a flower bed. Stock-rose will bring soft burgundy tones. And a grandiose view on the right will be provided by glossy rudbeckia and David's budley.
Plants to cover the arch are better to take two colors. The optimal design here is: climbing rose (covering on one side) and Jacquemann's clematis (on the second).
This is a universal option. A flower bed for beginners, the scheme of which perfectly decorates various types of fences.
Carpet execution
To create a living carpet in your country house, you will need to apply. They embody the illusion of a three-dimensional colorful picture. It is necessary to work with single-varietal plants. So on the carpet you will not get any spots, uneven areas, etc. You should also choose dense flowering. Only in this way will an illusory dense pattern be formed.
Often create a carpet - a flower. To achieve the desired task, apply:
- Phloxes. They have dainty hats. And those during their flowering can cover both the ground and the foliage. It is better to use phloxes of white, purple and pink.
Phloxes will overwinter well in the garden, and in terms of shades there is a rather interesting feature - perennial flowers have different colors, and the height of bushes planted at the same time can be different.
- Aquilegia is yellow. Creates captivating shades on the carpet. In general, this perennial is quite elegant in appearance, thanks to its tall stems. Interestingly, aquilegia does not require special care, because the plant has a deep root system. Due to it, wintering is excellent even in open ground.
figured execution
To implement this task, flowers are used, determined by height, as low or medium. For example, you can make a flower bed in the shape of a heart.
The contours of such a figure are quite simply formed. Their pink and burgundy types alternate. Inside the figure, roses of light red color are usually arranged in the following shades: dark, pale and bright.
island flower beds
Such flower beds can be created in one-color and multi-color. The second solution is smarter and more natural. In them, in order to preserve the charm, you need to use plants of different heights.
A flower island can be created according to the following scheme:
Figures "a" are formed from pink bushes of soapwort or other low bright perennials of continuous flowering.
"b" - the position of gentian. "B" - daylily bushes. "G" - stock-roses. "D" - bright decorative sunflower. "E" - rose bushes.
Border flower beds
This is a great solution for revitalizing different paths and fences on your site. Here you can realize the following ideas:
- Cloudy sky. The area near the fence is filled with two rows. First formed Carpathian bellflower and gentian. The second is white phlox.
- Pink elegance. They randomly land at the fence shaving and soapwort.
- Royal variant. The paths are planted along the contour, alternating, yellow roses and Carpathian bell. About the latter in more detail.
This is a perennial plant, reaching a height of no more than 30 cm. And the diameter of the bush is similar to the height - the same 30 cm. The leaves of the bell sometimes resemble an ovoid-rounded shape. Mass of colors: white, blue, blue or purple. And the most important thing for flower beds is flowering from June to September.
In fact, the creation of flower beds is a huge creative space. And, perhaps, each gardener can offer his own interesting solution, given all the planned plants and time.
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Improvised spring flower bed
A colorful idyll on a small spot near the terrace can be created with the help of biennials prepared for flowering by forcing bulbous flowers and herbaceous perennials.
When designing a flower bed, it is important not only to choose plants, but also to “mix” them well in terms of color and shape of flowers, so that the whole composition looks as if random and completely natural.
Flowerbed scheme:
In the example, the following early flowering plants are used:
1. Small-flowered daffodil ‘February Gold’,
2. Forest forget-me-not (Myosotis sylvatica),
3. Spring primrose (Primula veris),
4. Daisy perennial (Bellis perennis),
5. Horned violet (Viola cornuta) white,
6. Yellow horned violet,
7. Purple horned violet.
Delicate white-blue garden
The design of a small fragment of the garden is built on an exquisite combination of silver, white and blue colors.
The tenderness and dazzle of white colors begins to sound more distinct if this color is used as strokes, shading or complementing other colors.
Planting scheme:
1. Corydalis sinuous ‘Blue Panda’ (Corydatisflexuosa ‘Blue Panda’)
2. Yarrow ‘Anthea’ (Achillea ‘Anthea’)
3. Black plum ‘Princess Kay’ (Prunus nigra ‘Princess Kay’)
4. Carpathian bell ‘Bressingham White’ (Campanula carpatica ‘Bressingham White’)
5. Carpathian bell ‘Blue Clips’ (Campanula carpatica ‘Blue Clips’)
6. Delphinium ‘Bellamosum’ (Delphinium ‘Bellamosum’)
7. Southern Baptisia (Baptisia australis)
8. Hosta ‘Blue Moon’ (Hosta ‘Blue Moon’)
9. Host ‘True Blue’ (Hosta ‘True Blue’)
10. Host Siebold ‘Elegans’ (Hosta sieboldiana ‘Elegans’)
11. New Belgian aster ‘Marie Ballard’ (Aster novi-belgii ‘Marie Ballard’)
12. Byzantine Chistets (Stachys byzantina)
13. May lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis)
14. Lithospermum (sparrow) sprawling ‘Heavenly Blue’ (Lithospermum diffusum ‘Heavenly Blue’)
15. Bearded Vulture ‘The Blues’ (Andropogon scoparius The Blues’)
16. Flax perennial (Linum perenne)
17. Camassia leichtlinii ‘Blue Danube’ (Camassia leichtlinii ‘Blue Danube’)
18. Camassia leichtlinii ‘Alba’ (Camassia leichtlinii ‘Alba’)
19. Solidaster yellow ‘Lemore’ (Solidaster luteus ‘Lemore’)
20. Virgin Mertensia (Mertensia virginica)
21. Amsonia tabernaemontana (Amsonia tabernaemontana)
Rustic Mixborder
This rustic mixborder flower garden can be placed in the backyard of the summer kitchen, where in this case it is adjacent to a blank fence.
The proximity of the kitchen dictates the expediency of including edible plants in the composition. In our case, these are spicy herbs - lovage, oregano and lemon balm. The list can be greatly expanded depending on the preferences of the hosts.
Trees and shrubs can also be partially or completely replaced by fruit trees, especially since they are very decorative in themselves. Even the most common cherry and plum blossoms or currants and gooseberries are pleasing to the eye. 
1 - European euonymus,
2 - golden vesicle,
3 - large-headed cornflower,
4 - pinnate carnation,
5 - geyhera,
6 - whorled coreopsis,
7 - Middendorf's daylily,
8 - flat geranium,
9 - Monarda,
10 - meadowsweet,
11 - delphinium,
12 - dissected rudbeckia,
13 - spotted loosestrife,
14 - nivyanik,
15 - chrysanthemum,
16 - lovage,
17 - oregano,
18 - Melissa
Plan of the flower garden at the gate
The flowers for this plan are chosen in such a way that they continue to bloom continuously throughout the summer.
At the lowest level in this flower garden there are plants that form dense creeping curtains: on the left - rock stonecrop (2), cushion-shaped aster (3), oak sage (4), creaker stonecrop (5), on the right - fox-tailed bristles (19) and bluebell Pozharsky (20).
In the middle tier, left and right in the center, yellow spots of yarrows (8 and 16) of two species are symmetrically located. On the left, the central part is represented by plants with elongated spikelet inflorescences - spikelet liatris (1), switchgrass millet (6), long-leaved veronica (7). On the right, in the central part, three multi-colored representatives of Compositae grow with traditional chamomile-like flowers for this family: New Belgian aster (15), brilliant rudbeckia (17), cushion-shaped aster (18).
In the background, closing the fence, giant plants bloom: stock rose (9) and sunflower (10) on the left, David's budley (13) and glossy rudbeckia (14) on the right.
The arch above the gate is wrapped around Jacqueman's clematis (11) and climbing rose (12).
1 - spikelet lyatris,
2 - stonecrop rock,
3 - oak sage,
4 - pillow-shaped aster,
5 - stonecrop creaker,
6 - rod millet,
7 - Veronica long-leaved,
8 - meadowsweet yarrow,
9 - stock rose pink,
10 - annual sunflower,
11 - clematis Zhakman,
12 - climbing rose,
13 - the life of David,
14 - glossy rudbeckia,
15 - New Belgian aster,
16 - meadowsweet yarrow,
17 - brilliant rudbeckia,
18 - cushion-shaped aster,
19 - foxtail pinnatiform,
20 - Pozharsky's bell.
A flower garden in the style of French Provence, a country garden in the style of the south of France.
Flower garden scheme
The peculiarity of this flower garden is spicy herbs breaking through crevices in stone blocks. This landscape is very characteristic of the French southern province of Provence.
In the background, on the sides of the composition, two yew trees (1) trimmed in the form of columns are planted. A climbing red rose (2) and a pink lavatera (3) tied to a lattice are used as backstage.
The center of the composition is occupied by spicy herbs - wormwood (4), medicinal sage (5) and lavender (6). To make the composition balanced, artificially aged columns of gray stone are placed among the herbs.
The edge of the elevation, on which the flower garden is located, ends with stone blocks. The largest of them, decorated with two balls, is used as a bench. The bench is bordered by a sunflower (7) and santolina (8). There is also a rosemary (9) in a terracotta pot, taken out into the garden from the terrace.
The foot of the bench is paved with stone slabs, and in the crevices between them grow Roman chamomile (10) and thyme - lemon-smelling (11) and creeping (12).
1 - yew,
2 - climbing rose,
3 - lavater,
4 - wormwood,
5 - sage,
6 - lavender,
7 - sunflower,
8 - santolina,
9 - rosemary,
10 - Roman chamomile,
11 - lemon thyme,
12 - creeping thyme.
Scheme of a mixborder, compiled according to all the rules
Along the edge of the flower bed (3 x 1.5 m) in the first row are: Endress geranium (1), soft cuff (2), majestic geranium (3), whorled coreopsis (4), shrub cinquefoil (5).
Behind them bloom yarrow ptarmica (6), ornamental onion (7), planted in groups, fennel multi-grate (8), bonar verbena (9).
Boxwood (10) cut in the shape of a cone and wormwood (11) formed the central fragment.
In the background: wrinkled multi-grate, or Korean mint (12), echinacea (13), khatma (14). White- and red-flowered clematis rushed up along the support lattice (15).
1. Geranium Endress (Geranium endressii) - 4 copies.
2. Soft cuff (Alchemilla mollis) - 3 pcs.
3. Majestic geranium (Geranium magnificum) - 3 copies.
4. Coreopsis whorled (Coreopsis verticillata) - 3 specimens.
5. Shrub Potentilla (Potentilla fruticosa) - 2 specimens.
6. Yarrow ptarmica (Achillea ptarmica) - 3 copies.
7. Decorative bow (Allium) - 13 pieces.
8. Fennel multi-grate (Agastache foeniculum) - 3 copies.
9. Bonar verbena (Verbena bonariensis) - 10 specimens.
10. Boxwood (Buxus) - 1 copy.
11. Wormwood (Artemisia) - 3 specimens.
12. Korean mint (Agastache rugosa) - 2 specimens.
13. Echinacea (Echinacea) - 8 copies.
14. Lavatera - 4 copies.
15. Clematis (Clematis)
A corner for romantics: a flower bed scheme in a romantic style
Select a small corner in the garden and decorate it in a romantic style, as your soul asks for. The screen here is wooden trellises entwined with clematis and climbing roses.
Sitting on a bench surrounded by white large-flowered exochord (1) and fragrant narrow-leaved lavender (2), you can indulge in rainbow dreams.
A fountain bubbling in the stones is framed by a soft cuff (3), blood-red geranium (4), yarrow (5) and oak sage (6).
A harmonious color background is formed by white Caucasian scabiosa (7), Pacific larkspur, or delphinium, (8), oriental poppy (9) and whitened cornflower (10).
Creeping kachim, or gypsophila, (11) and white Carpathian bell (12) make their way between the stones.
Natural corner: flowerbed layout for fans of natural style
The corner in a natural style is separated by a wicker fence made of wicker.
The flower bed is set on a raised island of natural stone, which makes it easy to water, attracts lizards and insects, and also looks very impressive.
For planting plants in the masonry, gaps of appropriate sizes are left and filled with garden soil.
Along the edge of the rocky island, the common lumbago (1), Fassen's catnip (2), large-flowered blackhead, or prunella, (3) and whorled coreopsis (4) bloom in a continuous carpet.
In the second row, white aster alpine (5), hearty bergenia (6) and soft cuff (7).
The far corner is filled with a flowering bush of red viburnum (12).
Classics of the genre: flower bed scheme for those who prefer the classic style
In our example, the classical-style flower bed is framed by an evergreen yew hedge, which creates a calm, discreet backdrop for the whole composition. At the front, a gravel-covered area serves as a boundary, where a wrought-iron table and chair invite you to afternoon tea.
The figurine of an angel is surrounded by Astilba Arends (1), purple meadowsweet (2), sedum creaker, or hare cabbage (3), evergreen iberis (4) and spikelet liatris (5).
The main color of the entire composition is determined by the dioecious cat's foot, or antennaria, (6), seaside armeria (7), chamomile aster (8) and hybrid geykhera (9). Due to its brownish foliage, Physostegia virginiana goes well with them (10).
The flowering season opens with lactiflora peony (11).
Evergreen boxwood (12) located in the far corner can be cut, giving it the desired shape.
June flower garden
June is the busiest month of the summer.
The day arrives and the foliage turns green, full of young energy, young juice ferments in the plants.
The morning of life has just begun, and I don't want to think about the sunset.
Let your flower garden in June, to match the mood, be bright and joyful.
Light shades. These are the inflorescences of aruncus soaring in the air, and the butterfly flowers of the Siberian iris, and the pattern on the foliage of variegated plants.
Ease. There is a lot of light in this flower garden - carved leaves of ferns and aquilegia, an airy openwork of inflorescences, a curly lily bell floating in the air.
Attractive at any time of the day. In the early morning, large drops of dew sparkle on the leaves of the cuff, hosta and aquilegia - they are famous catchers of night moisture. And when the sun completes its long journey through the sky and finally gets dark, you can return here again. Light colors “soar” in the night, the aroma of lilies intensifies, and night butterflies lead their intricate round dances around.
Flower garden scheme
1 - Aruncus forest (Volzhanka).
2 - Digitalis purple.
3 - Lilac cornflower.
4 - Variegated cyanosis.
5 - White Siberian iris.
6 - The cuff is soft.
7 - Long-spurred aquilegia.
8 - Kupena.
9 - Ostrich.
10 - Dicentra formosa.
11 - Zelenchuk.
12 - Host.
13 - Lily martagon.
Flowerbed with dahlias
Tall dahlias fit perfectly into a flower bed of perennials, which peak flowering in the summer.
In our flower garden:
1. Golden yellow cactus dahlia,
2. Delphinium hybrid,
3. Monarda,
4. Common Dubrovnik (Teucrium chamaedrys).
Regularly remove faded dahlia inflorescences, then the flower bed will retain its beauty for several weeks. Delphinium will bloom a second time at the end of summer, if immediately after the first flowering, its flower stalks are cut off.
What to plant dahlias with
Here are the most successful and beautiful companions for dahlias.
1. Krasodnev, or daylily (Hemerocallis).
2. Knipofia (Kniphofia).
3. Willow loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria)
4. Cactus dahlia
5. Pompom dahlia
6. Simple (non-double) dahlia
7. Reed grass (Calamagrostis acutiflora).
8. Wand millet (Panicum virgatum).
9. Feverfew (Pyrethrum parthenium).
10. Veronica longifoiia
11. Crocosmia (Crocosmia masoniorum).
12. Catnip, or catnip (Nepeta)
Flowerbed in the sun
This is a real magical performance on a sunny stage.
It seems that the director of this production, who whimsically combined such a diverse company of sun-loving perennials on one flower bed measuring 1.5 x 2 m, gave complete freedom to his wild imagination. 
In robes of purple wrapping leaves, a small catchment area, or aquilegia (1), enters the scene in May-June. A real treat for the eyes - lavater (2) up to 1.5 m high.
Due to its growth of 1.5 m and yellow speckled leaves, miscanthus chinensis perfectly copes with the role of a beautiful backstage (3).
Fiery red from May to August, the flowers of the daylily, or daylily, glow from the inside (4). Gaillardia attracts attention from afar with bright colors (5).
Hybrid tea rose (6) fascinates with an unusual color combination on its petals. In a cloud of fragrance, sage officinalis brings its winter-green tricolor foliage to the podium (7).
From June to September, white-red flowers with a yellow center bloom (8). Thyme leaves are fragrant with lemon freshness (9).
1. Aquilegia - 3 pcs.
2. Lavatera (Lavatera) - 1 pc.
3. Miscanthus Chinese (Miscanthus sinensis) - 1 pc.
4. Daylily (Hemerocallis) - 1 pc.
5. Gaillardia (Gaillardia) - 2 pcs.
6. Tea hybrid rose - 1 pc.
7. Sage (Salvia) - 2 pcs.
8. Sunflower (Helianthemum) - 3 pcs.
9. Thyme (Thymus) - 2 pcs.
Mixborder scheme at the entrance 
1 Stonecrop / astilbarose, burgundy (6)
2 Daylily yellow (6)
3 Potentilla yellow, orange (2)
4 Hydrangea garden white (1)
5 Phlox pink, white (2)
6 Bulbous - tulips, daffodils pink, yellow (20)
Scheme of a contrasting flower garden
A Tulips white, pink
Daffodils yellow, peach
Begonia tuberous orange, lemon yellow
2 Veronica blue
3 daylily orange
4 Iris blue, purple
Scheme of a colorful flower garden
1 Ageratum ‘Blue Horizon’
2 Chrysopsis ‘Golden Sunshine’
3 Astra ‘Harrington’s Pink’
4 Cross millet ‘Rehbraun’
5 Reedgrass ‘Karl Foerster’
6 Heliopsis ‘Summer Sun’
7 Astra ‘Hillside’
8 Honeysuckle ‘Graham Thomas’
9 Clematis ‘Polish Star’
Apr 19, 2016 Galinka
Every grower dreams of a permanent ornamental garden. And the way to solve the problem is simple - creating a flower garden from perennials of continuous flowering. Such flower beds can please the eye until late autumn, and caring for perennial plantings is limited to spring cleaning and summer watering. But in practice, everything turns out to be much more complicated, and instead of decorating the garden, inexperienced gardeners get a piece of land with stunted bushes of some plants.
Rules for creating flowering flower beds
Making a flower bed with your own hands so that it blooms from early spring to frost, remaining decorative even in the winter season, is very difficult. It is necessary to take into account a lot of little things that turn out to be important, and in the case of a perennial flower garden - decisive. One of these nuances includes the size of the area allotted for planting ornamental plants.
The fact is that none of the garden plants can be beautiful throughout the summer season. To create a perennial flower bed of continuous flowering, you have to select many types and varieties of shrubs, flowers and herbs. Replacing each other, they imitate a picturesque picture of a flowering meadow or mountainous area in the country.
But in a small area it is impossible to place a sufficient number of plants.
The number of their varieties should be quite large; expressiveness of landings can be achieved only with the help of large spots of different colors. You should not plant a single copy of spring, summer and autumn flowers - this way you can only achieve the effect of a chaotic cluster of plants. Such a flower garden of perennials will not have a decorative effect.
So, the basic rules for beginners to create flowerbeds of perennials in the country with their own hands should be:
- An assortment of plants that allows them to change each other during the season.
- A large number of bushes of the same variety and species.
- Plants that are close in flowering time should be planted nearby, and not scattered over the area of the flower garden. This is due to the requirements for creating accents: a large flowering group, shaded by the foliage of other plants, looks better than single specimens lost among the greenery.
- A constantly blooming flower bed should be irregular. To achieve the effect of continuous flowering, you have to create several successive groups. During the summer, it will turn pink, then multi-colored, then yellow.
Video "What is a garden of constant flowering"
Demonstrative video with useful information and plants.
In order to fulfill all these requirements, a fairly large area needs to be taken under the flower garden. If this is not possible, it is better to limit yourself to planting several small flower beds in different parts of the garden, which will replace each other and create color accents here and there. With this technique, you can turn the entire summer cottage into one constantly blooming garden.
Where to begin?
The device of a flower bed of perennials in the country should begin with the selection of plants according to the timing of flowering. This stage consists in compiling a list of spring, summer and autumn types of flowers. It should be borne in mind that some garden plants are divided into varieties that have a slightly different flowering period from the average. Based on this, it is possible to pick up such flowers in a group of identical representatives of the species that will lengthen the decorative time for some section of the flower bed. For example, plant white phloxes of early, middle and late flowering nearby.
After that, you need to explore the place where the perennial flower bed will be located. Research should include an analysis of the soil, the illumination of individual parts of the flower garden, the presence of a slope in some direction. All this will be required in order to properly seat the plants, taking into account their requirements for moisture, light and soil conditions.
If the future flower garden is not very large, and the conditions for the plants will be approximately the same, you can make another list for selecting species that suit all these sites.
Before you make a flower garden, you will have to draw a diagram of it. To do this, you need to have a good idea of what shades it is desirable to place in separate parts of a flower garden of continuous flowering from perennials. Another important point when creating a perennial flower garden scheme is the selection of herbs and shrubs in height. There are several possible options:
- on a flower bed (round, oval) overlooked from all sides, tall plants should be planted in the center of the composition, and undersized closer to the border;
- in a wall or fence, tall elements can grow in the background, while medium and ground cover elements can grow closer to the viewer;
- in you can allow more free placement of large specimens in the middle ground or so that they cover part of the composition, making it possible to see it differently from another point.
When the area is quite large, you can experiment with placing an ornamental shrub or tree as a solo element on the ground cover grass carpet.
Such plantings look very beautiful in combination with medium and low flowers or bushes with colored foliage.
Important rules for breeding a flower garden
Another rule that will have to be observed is limiting the growth of some aggressive species. Many ornamental flowers and herbs are able to grow within a few years so that they occupy the entire flower garden. For them, you should pick up fences made of plastic or metal, which will need to be deepened into the soil around the landing site.
Along with flowering plants, breeds with decorative leaves should also be planted. A variety of bred garden forms of conifers, shrubs and small trees, herbs and grasses are able to decorate a flower garden of continuous flowering with unusually colored or variegated leaves throughout the season. They can set off the brightness of perennials or serve as an independent color accent.
It is also necessary to take into account the fact that some herbaceous plants, fading, become unattractive or die off.
So that bald spots of dried stems do not form on the flower bed, next to the ephemera it is necessary to provide for the planting of summer species with large leaves or with the formation of a dense bush (hostas, peonies). They will help to hide the spring flowers that have lost their decorative effect.
Examples of flower garden schemes
To simplify the work, you can use ready-made schemes of flower beds. For example, the corner flower garden option proposed below for the entire warm season. The drawings show how the general appearance of the flower bed changes from season to season and the emphasis on the high backdrop of the composition shifts from a bush in the corner to delphinium candles in summer, and tall grass (miscanthus) and sunflower by autumn.
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Summer 
Autumn Gradually, the color scheme of the composition also changes. If desired, you can change it by including varieties of delphinium, bluebells and phlox with a different color for the summer season in the scheme. By picking up daffodils, hellebore, irises of a different color, adding small-bulbous ones (muscari, hyacinths, etc.) to the fore, you can also change the spring appearance of the flower bed.
Some plants can be replaced with suitable flowering dates if the growing conditions are not optimal for the data in the drawing. In particular, in the northern regions, where forsythia can freeze in winter, it can be replaced with a male willow. A tall bush can be additionally lined with more compact spireas that can support flowering in this corner until May.
Using the same scheme as a support for fantasy, you can supplement it by making the flower corner decorative even in winter. To do this, it is enough to replace the forsythia bush with an ornamental apple tree breed (berry, Pallas, plum-leaved). The tree will have to be pruned, holding back growth, but every spring it will delight with lush flowering and delicate aroma for 10-14 days. In the summer season, delphiniums and sunflowers can still bloom, and by autumn the focus will again shift to an apple tree strewn with scarlet tassels of small fruits. Apples remain on the branches until spring.
In winter, the left ears of miscanthus can also decorate this corner. They can not be cut during autumn cleaning. If we allocate a little space for annuals, which are preserved in the form of dried flowers (helichrysums of different colors, for example), then the restrained and harsh winter beauty will be preserved until January.
Conifers in flower beds
Recently, the use of coniferous trees in the design of continuous flowering flower beds has become very popular. This happened as a result of the appearance on the market of breeding forms with unusual colors and crown outlines. Golden and blue, dwarf, creeping conifers create delicate accents in parts of the composition, attracting attention and shading the bright colors of flowers. In winter, when the snow cover is still shallow, they remain the only ornamental plants in the empty flower beds.
The diagram shows an example of a combination of several conifers at once with perennial flowers and ground cover grasses. In the background there are 2 specimens of juniper with a pyramidal crown, giving the composition a tendency to rise. They are the main point around which the rest of the details of the flower garden are placed.
In the middle ground, compact bushes of juniper with golden needles (Old Gold) and mountain pine are planted. They will give density to the composition in the spring, when deciduous shrubs have not yet blossomed, and favorably set off primroses (primroses, small-bulbs). In summer and autumn, their significance is small, they serve only as green islands in a variety of colors of flowering plants. Closer to winter, when most of the flowers disappear, their shades will again play the leading role of accents against the background of dark and yellow leaves of shrubs.
The juniper in the foreground has a creeping crown. Its main purpose is to serve as a groundcover when grasses have not yet grown. In winter, he and the rest of the conifers will remain the only green islands among the snow-covered bushes of lilac, mock orange and buddley.
Compact arrangement of perennial flowers
Another diagram shows how to make a beautiful perennial flower bed if there is very little space on the site. The basis and background of the composition is clematis, winding along the lattice on the wall of the house. 2 varieties of this vine were used - early and late (flower color can be chosen to your taste). A flower garden made according to this scheme makes it possible to admire it from the beginning of July to the end of August, with a change in shade as some flowers fade and other flowers bloom.
In the middle plan on the right, paniculate phlox bushes are planted nearby, selected according to the same principle. An early variety blooms white from early July, gradually being replaced by a later pink. These shades can also be varied. A bright colored spot in this area will persist until the end of August. If it is possible to increase the planting area, then September bushes can be planted next to the phlox.
The left part of the middle plan is formed by pions and . The first ones begin flowering at the end of May, finishing it by mid-June. Then the baton passes to the astilbe and the pink daylily next to it (in the left corner, closer to the foreground). Decorative hosta leaves help shade the flowering, a golden daylily complements the foreground on the right.
To get beautiful flower beds in early spring, you can supplement the scheme with small-bulbs and primroses. Dying off by mid-May, they will be hidden by overgrown foliage of hostas and daylilies. To imagine what a perennial flower garden will look like, the photos and names of some of the plants used in these schemes will help.
What plants can be planted in a flower garden?
In early spring, small-bulbous ones begin to bloom. This group of plants for a perennial flower garden includes: daffodils, chionodoxes, muscari, poultry, crocuses. They do not need to be dug up annually for storage, like tulips or gladioli.
Bulbs are planted at a distance of 10 cm from each other in large quantities. This is necessary in order to form a beautiful island of the same colors, since most small-bulbous plants are undersized (up to 20 cm). Their leaves are narrow and long, and decorativeness is achieved solely through inflorescences, like muscari or hyacinth. Single specimens of such colors will be hardly noticeable.
A little later, familiar daisies and primroses, and sleep-grass, begin to bloom. These are also quite small and inconspicuous primroses one by one. To create a flower garden of continuous flowering, you will need a lot of planting material of primroses of any kind. But the decorativeness of an island of earth barely emerging from under the snow is worth the cost of money and labor.
Flowers for summer and autumn
Perennials that bloom in warm weather are rich both in color and in the number of species. Beginning in May, peonies and irises of various shades bloom. Later they are joined by daylilies and garden lilies, creating bright patches of yellow, orange and red. Panicles of astilba harmoniously echo high cereals: pampas grass, reed grass, pike. By placing high delphinium candles in the background of the composition, you can support them with lupins of different heights and colors in the middle and foreground.
Ground cover plants like periwinkle, thyme, tenacious and others also bloom. Despite the inconspicuousness of individual flowers, their clusters among the grasses create picturesque spots of different colors. You can also supplement compositions with wild herbs - yarrow and tansy with large inflorescences, yasnotka, greenfinch, sage. These herbs are able to bloom all season, filling the gaps between individual varieties and types of garden flowers.
At the end of summer, more and more yellow shades appear: rudbeckia, grassy sunflower, yellow and chrysanthemums. These colors can be harmoniously diluted by choosing varieties of red chrysanthemums and late dark pink phlox. Violet-blue range of September and cushion asters will help to form flower beds in the appropriate shades. By removing old flower stalks on astilbes and delphiniums, these plants can also be forced to bloom again.
Careful care of a perennial flower garden will help you enjoy the change of seasons and colors for several years in a row without annual work. Planted once, ornamental shrubs and flowers will delight the owners for a long time.
With the onset of the first warm days after a long winter, all land owners rush to their gardens, someone to the beds to grow fruits and vegetables, and someone just to relax in the fresh air away from the bustle of the city. Flowers planted around delight the eye with their bright colors, bring indescribable sensations of pleasure from subtle aromas. To make the feeling of joy last longer, beds of continuous flowering are specially created - flower masterpieces with well-chosen plants with different flowering periods.
Important aspects in creating
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In order not to spoil all your work, at the stage of planning a flower garden, you must take into account several important distinguishing features:
- There should be an extensive list of plant species. From the first days of spring to the very cold weather, the flower garden will have a constantly blooming appearance.
- Plant more perennial varieties. Such species require less attention in care, are not afraid of cold weather. For the next few years, you can not worry about the design of the site, because the process of growth and blooming of flowers will take place annually on its own. It is only necessary to take care of the plants on time. They will grow very strongly every year.
- Stop the choice on non-capricious plantings. They will have to coexist with each other, so they shouldn't suffer from it. Unpretentiousness to the conditions will help them not to feel discomfort
- Expressiveness of the overall picture will give large colored spots. It is not advisable to plant flowers singly, because. the fragmentation of the composition, the predominance of small elements in it will only irritate the eyes. Plants that bloom at about the same time are best grouped together.
- The dimensions of the flower bed should correspond to the general style of the site. If the territory does not allow you to make a large flower bed, then the effect of constant flowering can be achieved by planting several small seasonal flower beds. The same option is suitable for areas where there is a large predominance of straight lines. The flower garden will not look very nice if you try to squeeze it into a strict framework.
Plant selection
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Choosing colorful landscape design elements is troublesome. But the process is incredibly enjoyable. The real skill is to be able to combine green spaces. It requires some knowledge and work, because they are so different from each other in their forms, colors, sizes, and flowering time. The result in the form of an abundance of natural colors and unique aromas throughout the summer will reward you a hundredfold for your efforts.
It is necessary to think over everything in advance to the smallest detail, take into account the many nuances in the landscape, draw a detailed diagram, with a clear idea of the future flower garden at each time period of the season.
conditions for growth
Each combined group should have similar requirements for soil type, watering frequency, types and amounts of fertilizers, and required access to sunlight. We must try to create all the most favorable conditions for the whole season. This will help avoid problems with yellowing foliage, withering during growth or flowering.
- Crops that are adversely affected by the abundance of the sun are planted in the shade.
- With a lack of light, light-loving species bloom poorly and stretch in height
- Excessive watering leads to rotting of the root system. The only exceptions are those varieties that love constantly moist soil.
- Excess fertilizer also adversely affects the plant and its flowering.
- flowering period
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A flower bed should always make a good impression of its appearance, that is, new ornamental plantings or annual flowers that have grown by this time should cover the old ones that have faded, and the foliage has already begun to lose its attractiveness.
Flowers are selected and combined into groups based on their color shades. Strict rules in this process are not possible. It can be a harmonious combination or a complete contrast. Properly designed territory design, the right combination of color shades is of paramount importance.
Each color separately affects the mood of a person and is the most controversial and complex element:
- yellow shade - creates a sense of celebration, the presence of the sun in any weather
- warm colors pink and raspberry give comfort, romance
- red- a touch of vivacity and energy
- white the color is ideal for dreamy and romantic people
- cool, calming, bewitching, soothing color is blue
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It is worth taking very seriously the choice and combination of color shades. Do not use all colors at once. Oversaturation of colors causes boredom and irritation.
Blues, greens and whites are chosen to create a peaceful and calm atmosphere. Red, orange, yellow colors delight and delight.
garden coloring- knowledge of color perception. There are ready-made schemes of selected plants according to the color of inflorescences and leaves, which are developed by professionals. Using them will be a win-win option. But each creator has his own views, which, with the advent of experience, become more demanding on trifles. Achieving harmony is not always the end goal. Playing with colors satisfies the need for variety. But everything is good in moderation.
Plant sizes
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It is necessary to take into account how quickly each individual planting grows. Then the result will not disappoint. Cultures with rapidly growing foliage require constant care for themselves, otherwise they will interfere with other flowers and spoil the whole look of the flower garden. So that plants with different heights do not cover each other, they must be placed correctly, so you need to first consider from which sides the flower bed will be viewed.
Plants grow over time, so you need to arrange them so that they do not interfere with each other. In large flower beds, special areas and narrow paths are made. This gives free access to any plant. Helps avoid maintenance issues.
All flowers suitable for flower beds can be divided into 3 groups:
Undersized
This category reaches a height of up to 35 cm. Flowerbeds look great both from one type of such flowers, and from several. A versatile option for decorating any area. Very popular for creating carpeting and a variety of figures on the ground. They look great bordered with miniature flowering specimens or as a backdrop for taller flowers. The list of beautiful undersized plants is huge. They are annuals, biennials and perennials.
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Some popular undersized species:
- Ageratum- a flowering undersized carpet from this plant is very fond of sunny places. Propagated by seed. This flower is planted when the night frosts are already behind. It is not capricious to the nature of the soil, but it is desirable that there be nutritious, light and not acidic soil. Loves moisture. The plant should be pruned as needed. Then there will be a plentiful, lush and beautiful color.
- Iberis- small flowers that make up umbrella-shaped inflorescences. It blooms very profusely, often the leaves are not visible. The plant is also frost tolerant. This must be taken into account when landing. Likes sunny areas. You need to water only in very dry weather, because. does not tolerate stagnant moisture in the roots. In care, you only need to remove wilted flowers and cut the stems 1/3 of the length after flowering. This will give the bushes a neat look.
- undersized lobelia- unpretentious plant that blooms all season. One requirement is regular watering. He loves open sunny areas, but light shading is not fatal. After the first flowering, the shoots are pruned. New shoots appear very soon, and the plant blooms again
Combination of petunias and marigolds
- Petunia- the most popular plant in all countries. It has a wide variety of varieties. A slightly tricky plant. You can grow seeds or buy ready-made seedlings. Blooms profusely only in loose, fertile soil. You need to water in moderation, because. excess or lack of moisture is detrimental to the plant. Watering and fertilizing is carried out only in the evening in sunny weather
- Marigold- inflorescences in the form of baskets of yellow, brown and orange hues. Very beautiful and unpretentious medicinal plant. Often used in folk medicine. They bloom luxuriantly in the strongest sun. Watering should not be very plentiful, because. moisture should not stagnate
- pansies, despite all their touching appearance, they do not belong to sissies. Flowers are loved by flower growers for the richness of colors and frost resistance. Get along well with other plants. The most favorable conditions are open space and soil with good drainage.
- Carnation can grow up to 25 cm. Graceful flower with a wide variety of colors. All species are very fond of sunny places, but will put up with partial shade. Waterlogging of the soil is undesirable. The soil is preferred neutral, slightly fertilized
- forget-me-not- modest, but very attractive flowers that feel comfortable in the shade. They do not require special care. Watering is moderate
- Adonis- flowers solitary, glossy, bright red or yellow. They like constantly moist soil. The first 2 years it is undesirable not to cut the flowers, because. it is at this time that renewal buds are formed that cannot be damaged
- Daisy flaunts along the paths with a carpet path with inflorescences in the form of baskets. He loves the sun very much. Safely endures frosts. Excess moisture is dangerous for the plant
- night violet opens its whisks in the evening, and throughout the night spreads pleasant aromas throughout the region. During the period of growth and set of color, good watering is needed. The plant needs light, well-drained soil.
- sea alyssum or Kamenka - a profusely flowering plant until the very frost. Does not require special care. With a lack of moisture, it drops inflorescences and buds
medium height
The height of adult plants does not exceed 60 cm. Used in the creation of complex flower beds. This category is a dividing barrier between the undersized threshold and higher counterparts. Varieties in this group are also a great variety.
Some popular mid-sized species:
- gypsophila- a shrub in the form of a flowering openwork ball up to 1 m high. It tolerates a short period of drought and cold winters well. The plant needs to be pruned for the winter.
- irises- unpretentious, very elegant plant with a variety of colors. In one place can grow up to 10 years. In care, it is required to water in dry weather and cut flower stalks
- lilies– with their royal grandeur and beauty they attract all eyes. Loves sunny areas, does not tolerate drafts. Often found in the wild
- daylilies- has unpretentiousness. Does not require regular watering and top dressing. Blooms all summer. Handles winter very well
- Phloxes- decorate any flower bed, both alone and in combination with other flowers. They do not tolerate a thick shadow, but direct rays can also cause problems. Water only when the soil is dry
- cornflower- will give any area warmth and tenderness. Blooms well in full sun. Water the plant only when there is no long rain.
- Chamomile- the simplicity and duration of flowering, which occurs twice a season, attract almost all flower growers to this flower. Need regular watering and timely fertilization of the soil. Looks beautiful in any corner of the garden, even if it is a lonely bush
Tall
With a wide variety of flower crops, tall plants stand in a special place. The average height is 800-100 cm. There are also real giants - with a height of 1.2-1.5 m. There are spring, summer, and also autumn kings. They delight with their beauty until the first snow.
Some popular tall species:
- Delphiniums- uniquely beautiful and charming flowers. The height of some species reaches 2 m. He loves open sunny places, but is afraid of getting burned. Therefore, the place where this plant grows should go into the shade for at least 2-3 hours. It tolerates winter frosts well, even -40 0 С
- Buzulnik- an ornamental plant with an elegant bush and beautiful flowering. A very hardy plant. Not afraid of frost. Grows on any soil
- Digitalis- a tall lush plant with large flowers, similar to openwork bells. Loose, moderately moist, fertile soil is required for lush bright flowering.
annual flowers give an excellent opportunity every year to transform the flower bed in a new way into bright and colorful colors. The updated look of the site will create a good mood all season.
perennials also bloom all summer, but bloom a little later.
So that the flower bed is not empty, properly selected annuals will come to the rescue. They are divided into 3 groups:
- spring plants such as petunia, begonia
- Flowers blooming at the end of May- marigolds, marigolds, cornflower
- Crops that bloom until late autumn e.g. snapdragon, calendula, aster
Snapdragon in the city
Despite the wide variety of annual flowers, preference is still given to biennials and perennials. In most cases, they are not demanding in personal care, they bloom for a very long time. For several years, you can grow flowers in one place and not dig them up for the winter. Plus, it's more cost-effective. No need to worry about buying, planting seeds or seedlings every spring.
Perennial varieties grow very quickly in a flower bed and so that they do not obscure other plants, they must be enclosed, for example, with stones or other suitable materials.
Basic Rules
At the very beginning, when creating a flower bed, you need to decide where it will be located and from which sides it will be viewed. The beds can be geometric or freeform. The diagram shows sunny and shady places.
The soil is being prepared for future plantings. Often this process is done in the fall so that the soil is ready in the spring. It will be enough just to dig it up.
The dream of any summer resident is to create a flower garden that will bloom and delight with its picturesque view all 4 seasons. This is possible if you still plant conifers and some types of tall grasses. Even in winter, the site will look very elegant.
How beautiful flowers are, they do not get tired to please the eyes and soul of people with their diversity, colors and shapes. These beautiful creatures of flora can be collected in huge bouquets in the form of a flower bed, and if it is reasonable to place "neighbors" in this flowering house, then you can get a flower bed of continuous flowering.
Many people enjoy breeding new varieties, constantly replenishing their collection, but what can be compared with a perennial oasis that will adorn your estate for several years.
No, this does not mean at all that having planted all the flowers once, you have nothing more to do in the flower garden. On the contrary, it can be constantly replenished with new ideas, cared for and nurtured, adding new types of plants, creating an updated version of your flower bed.
You, like an artist, can add new colors to this living picture, making it more beautiful every year.
Where to get an idea
Having decided to make a beautiful flower bed of perennials on your site, for starters, you should draw what the flower bed will be like in your imagination, then the idea can be transferred to paper. But if it is possible to take an idea from a magazine or the Internet, then a photo of a perennial flower bed can serve as the basis for creation.
Do not worry if you wanted to have a flower bed that only you would have. You can add your ideas to any project and get a unique result.
Where to start building
First you need to choose the right place. A flower bed in a country house made of perennials can decorate any area for a long time. Since this is the decoration of your estate, the flower bed should be placed in a conspicuous place, for example, in the central part of the yard or in front of the entrance to the house.
It is also important to consider that the place is sunny and not too damp, so that the flowers can fully grow and give good quality flowering.
Also, the type of relief can be very interesting to beat and be used to create interesting perennial flower beds.
Soil for a flower garden
It is necessary to carefully prepare the land for planting flowers. In principle, any soil is suitable, the main thing is to dig and fertilize it well, this can be done by introducing organic and mineral fertilizers. This will give the soil lightness and give access to oxygen and water.
It is also useful to add peat, humus and sand. If the site is characterized by shallow groundwater, then drainage should be diverted, as some perennials may disappear due to excessive moisture.
Choice of color and colors
The variety of colors is dizzying. In addition to the incredible number of species, each of them has many more color options. But pull yourself together. The choice must be made in such a way that the climate is suitable for the flowers, and the flowering plants are replaced by the following species throughout the warm season.
It is important to pay special attention to the color scheme, so that it really looks like a flower bed. In order for the look to be aesthetic, you need to harmoniously select and combine colors into a single ensemble.
Practical tips when choosing a color palette:
- The play of light and shadow affects the color combination, it is important to know that matte leaves absorb light, while smooth ones reflect.
- It is necessary to choose flowers so that the overall picture has one tone, either warm or cold, otherwise it will turn out to be a complete mess and instead of a beautiful composition, “porridge” will come out.
- Excess contrast visually reduces the size of the flower bed.
- A saturated foreground needs to be diluted with calmer shades of the rear view.
- It is important to consider the planting area of different flowers in order to create a balance in both color and height of the plant, so that there is no feeling of an out of place patch or a pulled out piece.
planting density
Perennial flowers for a flower bed do not sit for one year, with this in mind, it must be remembered that in a couple of years a modest sprout will grow into a magnificent individual that needs a place for a full existence. And in order for these beauties to really be chic and develop without constraining each other, you need to plant them according to the recommended rules.
Do not worry if initially the flower bed looks “bald”, this “bald spot” in the first year can be filled with annual flowers.
Flowering time
A flower bed of flowering perennials should be thought out so that flowering is a continuous process. To do this, you need to get acquainted with the characteristics of flowers, and write out the time of flowering. Using this data, you can draw up a diagram that will help place all the inhabitants in their places.
flowerbed structure
In order for the flowerbed to have a beautiful general appearance, it is necessary to correctly distribute all the participants in the blooming action “according to growth”.
By height, flowers are divided into 3 large groups:
- Tall, it is advised to plant singly and place closer to the central part of the flower bed;
- Medium-sized plants are usually used to complete the overall picture and smooth transition;
- Undersized plants are best planted in groups, closer to the edge of the flower bed.
With this arrangement, the flower bed will look beautiful from any angle.
Shape selection
What figure your flower bed will depict depends on the flight of fancy. A round flower bed in the country, oval, triangular, in the shape of a square, oval or rectangle, will look beautiful. It can have both a regular shape and an arbitrary one, depending on what the area and your taste allow.
The borders of the island called a flower bed can be smooth or clear, merging into a single closed link of any shape.
Flower and plant preferences for perennial beds
When choosing material for planting, you should pay attention to not whimsical flowers that have a long flowering period, which do not require frequent care such as pruning, fertilizer.
Plants should always have a neat appearance, preferably notable seasonal differences (unusual foliage color in the autumn season, savory fruits).
Creating a really beautiful flower bed is a laborious task that requires effort, time and financial investments. The result is a reward for hard work. For a person, the contemplation of beauty is of great importance, it is inherent in the subconscious and makes people happy.
By making such a masterpiece as a flower bed of perennials, you make yourself happier, do not spare the time and effort spent. This fountain of flower energy will fill you and your loved ones with positivity, having the opportunity to enjoy the fabulous landscape.
Photo schemes of flower beds from perennials
