Perennial border

This perennial border is brimming with a colorful, naturalistic planting. It is the perfect tranquil setting in which to relax and enjoy a summer day with friends and family. Easy to grow and fairly low care, most plants are attractive to butterflies or hummingbirds!

The herbaceous borders at Waterperry Gardens near Wheatley in Oxfordshire, England give an outstanding late summer display (these photos were taken in early October). Their display of asters is one of the best in the country. The English herbaceous border in full flower is a breath taking and awe inspiring sight. When done on a grand scale it’s a true marvel of what skilled designers and gardeners can achieve. To construct an herbaceous border on the scale shown in these photos requires…

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If you’re searching for some fresh ideas for your summer perennial garden beds, these perennial combos are sure to add color to your garden.

The herbaceous border, which is a comparative newcomer to the garden scene, is still one of its most popular features. Introduced at the turn of the

Perennial border in orange and violett color tones

It's never too early to dream how you want next year's garden to look!

If you want a lower maintenance landscape you should look for perennial plants that are both easy-to-grow and offer a long blooming period. Most perennial plants flower for two to four weeks, but the longest flowering perennials, measure their flowering period in months! Check out this article of the 10 longest flowering perennials to add to your flower beds.

Perennial borders can be located in front of fences, hedges and walls. 6 steps from planning to planting day for a new flower bed of perennials.