Great flower garden design balances color, bloom succession, and plant placement through thoughtful planning.
Plan for spring, summer, and fall bloom. Mix long-blooming annuals with perennials. Place perennials centrally, annuals at edges. Alternate mondo grass and pansies for attractive borders.
Plant bulbs in layers for prolonged spring display. Intersperse seasonal bloomers for year-round interest. Short-lived "long bloomers" (1–2 weeks) should complement, not dominate.
Perennials reduce yearly replanting. With imagination and proper care, your flower garden stays gorgeous with less labor.
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