Flowers-perennials

But after the formation of flowers and seeds, as a rule, wither, and only the roots remain alive. The next year, from the underground part, new young shoots, leaves, flowers and so on grow.



How many perennials grow? Some such plants are able to live in the shade and penumbra until 4-5 years without transplantation.

If you select the right plants for the periodflowering, it is possible to observe a constantly flowering flower bed from early spring to late autumn. And do not find a place in the garden, which would not be able to adorn the perennials - rockeries, rock gardens, a front garden, a veranda, the edge of a pond ...



The most common perennials are: aquilegia, bananas, hemerocalis, dahlias,gladiolus, gypsophila, hydrangea soil, delphinium, diclitre, hepheris, canna, lily-of-the-valley, lily, lupine, oriental poppy, daffodils, peonies, rudbeckia, roses, salidago, tulips, phloxes. Many of these plants, except for beautiful flowers, have an excellent aroma, and some are known as effective medicinal plants.



Grassy flowerbed of perennials requires constant attention from the gardener - It is necessary to remove faded flowers, tie to supports, every few years to divide and transplant plants and much more. So, if you are unsure of what you can do, then do not start.



Most perennials do not like being alone and better feel in a group. Low-growth species look great in the firstrows of flower beds, and higher varieties are magnificent in the background of the flowerbed. To create a spectacular composition, you need to take at least three copies of the same tall tall perennial and at least ten - short. And only such giants in human growth, as, for example, the mullein, it makes sense to plant separately.



If you create a flower garden with perennials, try to choose for it well lit place. There are also such plants, perennials, whicheven a deep shadow is tolerated well, but you will have a much wider selection of plants for the garden. Pay attention to the type of soil, the ratio of shade and sun during the day, and, accordingly, select plants that are satisfied with such conditions.



You also need to learn the degree of resistance of your plants to frost, so as not to be disappointed in the spring, if the plants can not overwinter in the harsh conditions of cold.



An important stage is the preparation of the soil - because your perennials have to grow onthe same place for several years. Most perennials prefer moderately fertilized, friable soils with a large amount of organic substances.



Correct planting flowers - also a serious matter. Try to follow the instructions for planting plants, which is usually located on the label of the manufacturer. Before planting the plant should be well watered, without removing from the containers. It is recommended even for a few hours to put containers with plants in a container of water, so that the earth is impregnated with moisture. Properly performed planting will help plants to adapt faster and recover from stress.



During the first seasons, try to provide flowers with extra care - mulching with organic materials,good watering - do not rely solely on rain. Remember that abundant weekly watering is better than daily spraying. With frequent surface watering, the roots develop in the upper layers of the soil, which significantly reduces the winter hardiness of plants.



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