Perennial Flower Garden
Design Tips
When planning a perennial flower garden design don’t be afraid of adding
annual flowers
amongst your
perennial plants
.
A perennial flower garden
is a preference of many gardeners because the plants return year after year which means less work and savings on the finances, but it is okay to mix annuals and perennials in the same garden.
To keep your perennial garden blooming all season, plant a mixture of the following flowers…
Early Bloomers
Mid-Season Bloomers
- Daylillies
- Daisies
- Coralbells
- Baby’s Breath
Late-Season Bloomers
- Coneflowers
- Goldenrods
- Asters
- Chrysanthemums
With a balance of these perennials the garden will thrive throughout blooming season with beautiful flowers. You won’t have a flower garden with just greenery.
If you add annuals to them, you are destined to have a dazzling garden. Annual flowers are great for making flowerbed borders and they are easy to use to fill in the gaps.
Do you have any tips for a perennial flower garden design?
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