Perennials span 4" creepers (phlox) to 7' climbers (clematis)—shade lovers (hosta) to sun worshippers (asters, thyme). Design starts with two questions: Does it bloom? When? Non-bloomers contribute form, texture, foliage color. Bloomers place by flower color and bloom window.
White brick wall + July-Sept color sweep. Yellows/golds/scarlets pop against white: black-eyed Susans, daylilies, fernleaf yarrow. Red brick? Lemon yellow, off-white, pale blue. Shade garden? Hostas, azaleas, periwinkle—April-May bloom, then green tapestry. Read widely; envision endlessly.
Mulching a Large Vegetable Garden: Best Materials and Weed Control
End-of-Season Garden Cleanup: Normal Leaf Dieback and Fall Planting
Best Aquatic Plants for Water Gardens: Marginals, Lilies, and Edge Plantings
Designing a Flower Garden: Types, Furniture, Plant Selection, and Maintenance Basics
Designing a Charming Country-Style Garden for Small Spaces
Essential Garden Housekeeping for Health & Beauty
Growing Hibiscus: A Complete Guide to Tropical Beauty in Your Garden
Perennial Cleanup Guide: When to Cut Back and Transplant in Wisconsin
Rock Garden Plants: Best Choices for Alpine & Xeric Gardens
Japanese Garden Plants: Essential Trees, Shrubs & Groundcovers for Authentic Design
Shade Garden Plants: Thriving in Low Light
Taming the Unruly Perennial Garden: Late-Summer Rescue Strategies
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