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A well-groomed and ennobled garden requires regular attention from the gardener. It will take a lot of time and effort to create neat flower beds and flower beds. However, many people come to the countryside in order to take a break from the bustle of the city, and plants are just an attractive addition to the rest.
The article tells how to properly ennoble the garden in the country, which plants are the most unpretentious, requiring a minimum of care. These flowers don't need regular attention, but that doesn't mean they aren't attractive. Among the proposed plants, you can choose exactly those that fit into your idea and are in harmony with your garden plot.
Choosing the type of landscaping
Which garden is easier to care for? Behind the French: clarity of forms, even lawn, not a hint of weeds? Or behind English with its free layout? Logic dictates that an English-style garden - the best option for the lazy. The front garden in the English style implies the naturalness of forms, a minimum of artificiality.
There are a lot of unpretentious flowers for the garden. But, before choosing which plants to plant, you need to decide on the overall design and individual elements that will give the garden comfort. Here are a few components from which you can make a beautiful composition.
A few tips for front garden design and layout:
Option for planning. The main vegetation can be planted right in front of the facade of the house, and the rest of the area can be filled with lawn and shrubs.
hardy garden plants
We list the most non-capricious flowers, ideal for a country garden. They can be conditionally divided into the following categories:
- bulbous plants;
- perennials;
- annuals.
bulbous flowers
Bulbous flowers for the most part are quite unpretentious. Not a single modern kindergarten can do without their participation. Bulbous plants tend to be among the first to bloom and are spring blooming garden ornaments.
Snowdrops (scilla) remarkably endure the winter period, prefer shady places. Colors are represented mainly by shades of white, but occasionally lilac and blue are found. You can transplant such flowers directly from the forest, the main thing is to choose a suitable place in the shade, moist soil rich in humus.
iridodicutms- undemanding small flowers, blooming like snowdrops, in early spring. Planting is carried out from August until the first frost. Iridodiktum loves sunny areas and does not really like wet and heavy soil. Flowers will do well in rocky garden, under deciduous trees.
If there is a shady place in the garden where it is empty in spring, plant a hionodox there. Chionodoxa is a plant that blooms in early spring, resembling snowdrops. These flowers even bloom at the same time. Chionodoxa grows absolutely on any soil and is resistant to cold, tolerates the winter period perfectly. From one of its bulbs grow two leaves and several peduncles (up to 10). The result is a carpet strewn with blue small flowers.
botanical, or wild tulips- one of the most unpretentious garden plants for summer cottages. Flowering occurs in the spring and continues the longer, the longer the spring cold lasts. Planting a bulb once, it will not have to be replanted. The flower can be left alone for five years. Wild tulips are distinguished by a variety of flower shapes. One of the most interesting forms: not one flower, but a whole bouquet. Coloring can be very diverse.
Kolhikum, among the people colchicum, differs from bulbous counterparts in the time of its flowering. The flowering period of colchicum is autumn. Outwardly, it looks like a tulip or crocus. Seedlings are planted in July or August. You need to plant a flower, choosing a sunny place or partial shade. Colchicum can be used both along shrubs, on the lawn, and in flower beds and flower beds. However, one must take into account the fact that colchicum is poisonous.
allium, or decorative bow- flowers similar to multi-colored dandelions that bloom in late spring. Allium has a characteristic smell of onion and a burning taste. The plant is picky, however, like all bulbs, it does not like stagnant water. Some varieties of onions have edible leaves, but there are also poisonous species.
daffodils- unpretentious flowers for a summer residence that do not need to be introduced. Few people involved in floriculture do not know about daffodils. They land in August-September, prefer warm sunny places. Depending on the species, daffodils bloom from April to June. Interesting feature daffodils lies in the fact that rodents do not like the bulbs of this plant. Moreover, it is believed that they repel rodents. Therefore, daffodils are often planted around the perimeter of a flower bed or flower garden.
perennials
Perennial plants are the most unpretentious flowers to give. They are good because once you plant such a plant, you will forget about caring for it for several years. We list perennials that require a minimum of care.
perennial aster- Darling unpretentious flower for the flower beds of many gardeners. This perennial plant can bloom at different times. Some varieties bloom in June, others - in early autumn. You can choose varieties in such a way that the aster will delight you with its flowers all summer. In addition, cut asters stay fresh for a long time.
Doronicum - sunny flowers, similar to daisies. The flowering period of this perennial falls on May - June, the time when the bulbous plants are already fading, and most garden flowers have not yet gained strength. These daisy-like flowers are good in flowerbeds and flower beds, along with plants that can cover the fading heads of doronicums at the end of June. Withering doronicums do not look very attractive.
Gerbera garden not pretentious in care, but still has some whims. Gerberas can be planted all year round They bloom throughout the summer. Gerberas are heat-loving flowers and do not tolerate frost well. It is recommended to plant seedlings in sunny places. Gerberas do not like the bay. Various colors: red, orange, yellow, pink and their shades.
Loosestrife will not go unnoticed in your garden. This tall lush flowering bush is sure to grab attention. The loosestrife loves wet and swampy soil, looks great on the banks of reservoirs. Easily tolerates short-term flooding. Therefore, if the soil in your garden is prone to flooding, take a closer look at the loosestrife.
Unusual perennial plant is bathing suit, which is customary to decorate the coastal zones of lakes, if any, in the garden. The bathing suit blooms depending on the variety from April to September, most often in May. The plant will look great along shrubs, walls and fences. The main thing is that the soil is sufficiently moistened, and the plant is not constantly in the sun.
perennial cornflowers have a variety of types. For example, mountain cornflower is white, purple, purple. And the large-headed cornflower is distinguished by shaggy large flowers of bright yellow color. Plants bloom from June to September, depending on the species. In flower beds and in combination with other herbaceous perennials, cornflower looks great.
petty-petal looks like daisies. Blooms from June to September. This flower is perennial, unpretentious. All care for him is to establish props for higher varieties, since such bushes tend to fall apart.
Annuals
Despite the fact that annual plants are grown by seedlings, that is, they require some trouble, there are quite unpretentious species among them.
Viola (pansies)- a universal flower that will look organically in a flower bed and on a lawn, in a rockery and a container. This is an incredibly beautiful flower in its simplicity, which has many color options. Pansies may bloom from April until frost. You can plant and transplant a plant even flowering, it tolerates a transplant perfectly.
Calendula- the famous medicinal plant, which, in addition to its healing properties, has quite an attractive appearance. Calendula flowers have their own unique aroma, which many people like. The plant can be grown in the garden everywhere, and the calendula will also look good on the balcony in a pot. Flowering period: June to frost.
Phacelia- an unusual plant with openwork leaves and small beautiful flowers. Phacelia can be planted everywhere in any part of the garden, it will enrich any soil. This is not only an attractive plant, but also an excellent honey plant and green manure.
Nasturtium- unpretentious climbing annual, preferring growth in places protected from the wind, in sunny areas. Nasturtium looks great along the hedge, in the near-trunk circles of trees. It blooms from June until frost, sowing in the ground is carried out at the end of May.
This is far from full list flowers that do not require special care. The list can be expanded and supplemented. Now you know how to create a garden with a minimum of effort and time and what inhabitants will look great in a “lazy” garden.
A dacha can become a source of not only tasty and healthy food, but also a place of aesthetic pleasure. To do this, you should not be too lazy and plant ornamental plants chosen to your liking on the site. Most summer residents prefer to grow perennial flowers, as they take the least time and effort. We'll take a look at the most requested perennial flowers for a summer residence- photo with titles. The catalog below will help you with your choice if you have not yet decided how to decorate your site.
Perennials for giving, blooming in the summer-autumn period: photo with names
astilba
A rather unusual flower for our latitudes will delight you from the middle or end of summer, depending on the variety. It has many varieties, does not like too hot sun and drought. Can grow in the same place up to 20 years!
Astilba is one of the most original perennials from our catalog Acidantera
This flower from our catalog blooms throughout August and September. It is cultivated only in dachas located in the southern regions. He is picky about the sun and loves acidified soil.
Acidantera is grown only in the southern zones Colchicum
Colchicum is very beautiful, but poisonous cornflower
This flower, quite famous among summer residents (and not only), blooms in June. It has a large number of varieties, which are conditionally divided into two groups, depending on the required conditions.
photography of cornflowers Gladiolus
Surely there is no one who does not know what this highly decorative perennial flower. It has no less than 10,000 varieties. They prefer sunny areas and well-drained soil.
Gladiolus is the most decorative flower catalog Pelargonium
Summer residents are very fond of this perennial flower because of the long flowering period (from June to frost). The land where pelargonium grows must be fertilized with manure.
Pelargonium garden yarrow
Beautiful, densely flowering perennial for giving. tolerates any unfavourable conditions. Looks great both in a separate planting and in a flower garden.
In the photo: decorative yarrow Chrysanthemum
Well, how not to place a photo and the name of such a flower as a chrysanthemum in our catalog. It is considered sacred in Asian countries. Many varieties of chrysanthemums adorn summer cottages until frost. They are often used to make bouquets that can last up to a month.
Chrysanthemums delight the eye for a long time in the country and at home in a bouquet Aster
Asters - a symbol of the school We tried to find for you the best, according to the majority, perennial flowers for summer cottages. The photo with the names (catalogue), we hope, helped you navigate the issue of choosing ornamental plants for your site. Do not forget that by combining flowers with different period flowering, you will enjoy contemplating their beauty from early spring until late autumn.
Photo of perennial flowers for giving with names Planting daffodils in the fall - where to start?
The choice of plants for planting in the country is a very important stage, because from them varietal diversity depends on appearance dacha territory, and the amount of time spent caring for the flower beds, and the mood of the owners and guests who visited the country estate. To begin with, you should not get hung up on exotic species that are difficult to care for, it is better to choose a few unpretentious, but bright representatives of the flora. Let's take a closer look at what flowers to plant in the country so that it turns into a cozy piece of paradise.
Many lovers of country rest visit the cottage only on weekends, therefore, they need to choose flowers that require minimal care. In addition, plants must tolerate drought or, conversely, prolonged rains. If you land in more northern latitudes capricious roses, then they will require daily attention, so consider options that quietly develop on their own, at least within a week.
Cheerful yellow and orange marigolds are undemanding to the soil and atmospheric "gifts". The only condition for their successful cultivation is a place lit by the sun, and this can be a patch in the middle of the lawn, and a narrow flower bed along the path, and containers suspended from the wall. Low varieties of marigolds are ideal for arranging borders or borders.
Bright monochromatic marigolds look more elegant when surrounded by plants with decorative large leaves, for example, against the background of an ordinary or spotted hosta.
Climbing, freedom-loving nasturtium is great for lightly shaded areas. It grows quickly, so it should be planted in places with a lot of free soil. In order for the nasturtium bush to retain its shape and size for as long as possible, it is placed in a pot or a small container. Beginning of May - best time for sowing these pink, burgundy, lilac, yellow or variegated plants.
Imopea is distinguished by large, visible from afar flowers, which can decorate both the wall of the house and a trellis specially arranged for it. Imopeia loves supports and has increased tenacity, so she can easily “pounce” on any object, standing next to- a bench, a tree, a corner of the house. These beautiful flowers with large buds love sunlight and organic fertilizers.
A feature of growing nasturtium is the dosed application of fertilizers. A large number of minerals will cause explosive growth leaves, but will extinguish the formation of inflorescences
Two or three varieties of imopei with buds of different shades look original and harmonious, planted near a trellis, arch or trellis
Perennials as a symbol of stability
If there is no time to change the composition of flower beds annually and transplant plants from place to place, it is better to stop at perennials, which, once rooted, will delight the eye for a long time. Recognized leaders among perennials are luxurious dahlias and fragrant peonies, which, during their flowering, turn flower beds into huge white-pink-red clouds.
Get ready for the fact that the aristocratic peony will decorate your territory for 10 years or more. This dominant plant blooms vigorously throughout the summer, and the rest of the time decorative task performs its dark glossy green. Peonies are not capricious: in autumn it is enough to remove their above-ground part. It is not necessary to cover or wrap the plants from frost, so as not to damage the sprouts in the spring.
Dahlias are great for individual plantings, and for group compositions, and even for creating lush arrays. They like places well lit by the sun, but protected from the wind. One of the landing conditions is moisture-intensive, fairly fertile soil, as well as moderate use of organic matter (manure). Dahlias bloom towards the end of summer, so flower beds can be supplemented with lower plants.
Dahlia roots need additional air flow: regularly feeding and watering the flowers, it is necessary to loosen the soil and remove weeds
Outstanding country style
The persistent smell of mint, herbs and slightly wild, unkempt flower beds - old childhood memories take us on a journey through the garden of our beloved grandmother, where colorful plants of unimaginable varieties merged into a single picture, which is now commonly called.
The center of the landscape, of course, is a lush rose bush, spreading a gentle soft aroma around it. By choosing acid-neutral soil, not waterlogged and fertile, you can not think about renewal for the next 10 years. Timely planting, which depends largely on the variety, regular hilling and top dressing will help create a strong plant with large noble buds. To give the bush a certain shape, additional pruning is required.
Roses are best pruned in early spring. In climbing and climbing plants, old, dead shoots are removed, bushy stems are cut at a height of 20-30 cm above ground level
Tall, reaching 2 meters delphiniums give the flower bed a special lively flavor. Their slender stems soar upward, releasing many large, bright flowers, reminiscent of the inhabitants of the salty expanses - dolphins. The colors match the nautical theme different varieties delphinium - from pale lilac to deep purple and sky blue. Most good place planting plants - the center of the flower bed or a plot along the wall of a high fence.
Delphinium is very difficult to grow seedlings, so experts recommend using dividing the bush and jigging the cuttings. A good breeding season is early spring or August.
Some varieties of violets are propagated by seeds, for others green cuttings are more suitable, which are best done in early summer.
Shade-tolerant flower varieties
Shaded garden corners often look monotonous, boring and abandoned due to the persistent opinion that nothing takes root there. In fact, there are many beautiful plants that can turn even the darkest area into a colorful meadow. These include both perennials and noble herbs, mainly decorative element which are variegated, striped, spotted and colorful leaves. Consider to revive them.
Moderate flowering plants
bright pink and blue flowers a low plant stands out against the background of greenery - lungwort. The three most common species perfectly tolerate shade - medicinal, Dacian and red lungwort. The plant is valued for its versatility and unpretentiousness: early spring flowering in summer is replaced by decorative variegated leaves, which persists until the first snow. One individual is able to develop and bloom for 30 years.
A wonderful honey plant and a medicinal plant, foxglove is also easy to shade. The lack of sunlight does not prevent it from reaching a height of one and a half meters and crumbling into juicy pale pink or snow-white buds. To turn a boring corner of the garden into comfort zone for reading or relaxing, just put a bench and surround it lush bushes digitalis - a gloomy place will come to life and sparkle with bright colors.
Foxglove seeds ripen towards the end of summer. The most viable seeds are in boxes at the bottom of the stem, where the first flowers appear.
Original ornamental grasses
Forest thickets and shady places near walls and fences are not afraid of garden ferns. From fern bushes and shade-tolerant plants form beautiful green compositions that can decorate a garden, a recreation area, and a local area. Most popular varieties fern: maidenhair, leaflet, multi-row, ostrich, nodule.
The fern is easily propagated by spores, which are best sown in early spring. The optimal soil for planting is a mixture of fertile forest soil and peat
The garden will not do without the prima donna of shady areas - hostas, different varieties which set the mood of the lower tier. Inexpressive flowering is compensated by the beauty and nobility of exquisite leaf plates, which can be decorated with wide white stripes, marble stains, large specks or bluish-violet edging.
Perennial hostas feel great for several seasons in one place, so the soil occasionally needs to be dug up, fertilized and mulched.
The summer cottage is a great place to experiment and implement your own ideas. To turn a gloomy territory into a positive and rosy place of rest, it is enough to break a flower bed near the porch or arrange a small flower garden in the garden - the choice of its filling is up to the owners.
Yes and decorative qualities perennial flowers for the garden are in no way inferior to annual flowering plants.
What perennial flowers to plant in the garden and in the country
On this page you can see photos and names of perennial flowers for the garden and read their description.
astilba (Astilbe sp.) is valuable for flowering in the second half of summer, and, of course, for its unpretentiousness. Planted once and forgotten for several years, only in the spring it is necessary to cut off the inflorescences. In spring - because in winter, dry sultans also decorate the garden. Astilbe grow and divide without problems. With watering, these perennial garden flowers grow in the sun, but it is better to plant them in partial shade.
(Helenium autumnale). The name of these perennial flowers for the garden says it all: geleniums bloom in autumn, echoing the shades of other autumn-flowering plants. Buffy and yellow tones are magnificent, flowering is long. This flower is extremely unpretentious, it is easy to divide it at any time of the year, even in bloom.
Goryanka red and Colchis (Epimedium x rubrum, E. colchicum). Now there is a “goryanka” boom in the west, and soon there will be a great variety of varieties on the market. But these two - a species and a hybrid - have been tested for a long time and settled firmly in the gardens.
It is difficult to imagine the best ground cover for planting under the canopy of trees: they grow slowly, but indomitably, gradually crowding out weeds. And the spring bloom is full of captivating elegance. By constant division and resettlement, stable beautiful carpets can be created.
You can divide and transplant Goryanka all season, although, of course, it is preferable in the very early spring.
Dicentra is magnificent (Dicentra spectabilis). When “broken hearts” (its popular name) bloom, you won’t pass by.
Look at the photo - the name of these perennial garden flowers is quite justified, they are truly magnificent:
And the graphics of shoots, and whimsically dissected leaves, and "heart" shape pink flowers- everything about it is perfect! And with all that, the plant is completely unpretentious, winter-hardy. Occasionally gives self-seeding, can be propagated by division. It will grow wherever there is sufficient moisture.
Tenacious creeping ‘Burgundy Glow’ (Ajuga reptans ‘Burgundy Glow’). As the name of these perennial garden flowers implies, the tenacious really "creeps" around the site. But what a color! And flowering is not necessary, foliage replaces it. Ideal for filling spaces in full sun with adequate watering.
As you can see in the photo, these perennial flowers for the garden are perfectly combined with plants with light foliage:
(Iris sibirica) is simple and irreplaceable. Who else will give such a graphics of xiphoid, upward-looking leaves? Yes, and the flowers are good, and there are many of them when the bush has grown. It grows in any place where it is not completely dry and poor. All varieties are suitable for the middle lane.
Bell peach (Campanula persicifolia) unpretentious. It propagates a little by self-sowing, grows well, easily divides. It blooms long and profusely. Noteworthy is its white-flowered form. The sun, partial shade, drier or wetter - this bell does not care.
Day-lily (Hemerocalls). With this culture, not everything is simple, but there are species and varieties, mostly nameless, which are already firmly entrenched in gardens. These are perennial garden flowers, which are suitable even for inexperienced gardeners. They are unpretentious and bloom profusely, however, their flowers are not as attractive as in the pictures of varietal novelties. Nameless "saffron mushrooms" will delight you for years and cause no trouble, while expensive purchases are most often disappointing, as they are designed for warmer climates. "Folk" daylilies can grow both in the sun and in partial shade, in relatively dry places and even on the shore natural reservoir, adjacent to other plants in yellow-orange tones or neutral greens. You can divide and transplant them without problems at any time, even in bloom.
lily saranka (lilium martagon) and its varieties. Well, in fact: winter hardiness without question, durability too. They grow well in normal garden loam. They can also live in the sun, only watering will have to be monitored, and partial shade is better, where the rest of the lilies are unlikely to agree to grow.
These are plants for admiring flowering: tall, human-sized candles with dozens of turban-shaped flowers. Yes, and the fruits then look quite impressive.
Pay attention to the photo - these perennial garden flowers can be planted among lower perennials without disturbing them at all:
Luke (Allium sp.). In this group of plants it is difficult to choose a favorite. The undoubted charm of onions is that most are not just edible, but tasty.
For example, chives (Allium schoenoprasum) is widely grown in gardens for early greens. It grows in a curtain and grows earlier than others in the spring. But it also blooms beautifully and profusely! Benefit and beauty, two in one.
It behaves similarly wild garlic (onion bear -Allium ursinum, victorious bow - A. victoris). This is both early vitamin greens and carpet flowering. These onions grow in separate bulbs, self-sowing abundantly. They are more suitable to grow under the canopy of trees, and chives - in lighted places. No maintenance is required at all.
The most beautiful perennial flowers for the garden and their photos
Soft cuff (Alchemilla mollis) is an amazing ground cover plant. We are accustomed to using flowering or ornamental plants in the garden, but all this requires a background to set off the beauty. The cuff is such an ideal backdrop. Although it is beautiful in itself and can be used as a flowering plant. These perennial flowers for the garden and cottages have incredibly elegant leaves, especially in the morning in the dew they look like lace. Abundant flowering, albeit with yellow-green flowers, is also beautiful. The cuff does not care where to grow, it grows steadily and not aggressively, it is combined with almost all garden flowers. You can divide and transplant it at any time of the garden season.
Hellebore oriental (Helleborus orientalis). Surprisingly, this almost weed is still considered a rarity among us. But with its beauty and speed of reproduction, it is simply obliged to move into the category of ordinary garden plants! There are a lot of varieties of these beautiful perennial flowers for the garden - terry, different shades, spotted. Hellebores bloom very early, right from under the snow, and for a very long time.
Rather, what seems to us to be petals (but in fact these are sepals) remains on the plant after the formation of ovaries. But why such details? The main thing is that hellebore are beautiful and incredibly simple. You just need to have a little patience with them, like many other long-lived plants, they slowly grow and take root. But a year or two, and a wonderful spring bouquet is guaranteed to you!
Eastern hellebores are recommended partial shade (they feel good under), the absence of stagnant moisture. Their leaves persist in winter, but often lose their appearance. These plants are good in arrays of the same variety, in combination with species with light foliage, then a wonderful contrast is obtained after flowering. Hellebore are poisonous. But many garden plants are poisonous, and we don't even know about it.
(Paeonia) herbaceous. What is a Russian garden without it? It has long been part of the garden culture. If peonies were not one of the most beautiful perennial flowers for the garden and easy to care for at the same time, they would not grow in literally every front garden.
Surprisingly, if the garden is sufficiently drained, and the soil is deeply cultivated and nutritious, you can grow any peonies - both varietal and species. Only varietals require a sunny position, and species for the most part have partial shade somewhere on the edge. magnificent flowering varieties you can ask friends and neighbors, because peonies grow and sometimes they still have to be divided and rejuvenated.
As shown in the photo, from these beautiful perennial flowers in the garden, you can arrange a special corner by selecting varieties by color, or you can plant bushes separately as part of flower beds with neighbors similar in requirements:
Primula finely toothed (Primula denticulata). In general, there are a great many primroses, but if you choose one, then this particular species. Lilac, white, pink and red balloons in May are simply adorable! And it is a very stable species that is easy to divide and sow. You can plant these perennial flowers in the garden next to others. garden plants Yes, at least with the same peonies.
Rudbeckia dissected (Rudbeckia laciniata), or a golden ball. The image immediately pops into your head, doesn't it? Everyone knows this plant. Inconspicuous and gradually developing at the beginning of the season, in August-September it brings down on you a cascade of double yellow spherical flowers. Ideal for landing near the fence, as it relies on it. If you still don’t know what perennial flowers to plant in the garden, be sure to pay attention to rudbeckia: it goes well with other autumn-flowering species like gelenium. Rudbeckia is absolutely undemanding, it reproduces by division.
Phlox paniculata (Phlox paniculata). That's definitely folk culture. This one of the best perennial flowers for the garden has hundreds (or already thousands?) of varieties and a deep history of domestic selection. Any variety is worthy of your garden, and if you approach it in terms of design, then you just need to choose the one you need in terms of height and color of flowers. But this culture, and especially domestic old varieties, deserve more, perhaps even a small collection. Phloxes are perfectly combined with each other in color, you can plant groups of 3 varieties in the same color scheme.
Phloxes need a lot of light, but not the hottest place in the garden, rich loam, but without stagnant moisture. They grow and are easy to divide, it even needs to be done every few years, as old bushes gradually grow, bloom worse and may not even overwinter.
(hosta sp.). This is the case when you can say: plant any! All varieties are good, when using them in the garden, only relevance in the composition is important. There are hostas for the sun (although most for partial shade), huge and tiny, green, blue, yellow and multi-colored. In any place where it is not completely dry, poor and hot, they will grow.
Here you can see a selection of photos of the most beautiful perennial flowers for the garden and cottages:
Bulbous and curly perennial flowers for the garden (with photo)
Siberian spelling (Scilla sibirica) is a cute garden bulbous weed that forms sky-blue clearings in spring. Once you have settled her curtain in the garden, you won’t get rid of it, and you won’t want to: these plants don’t interfere with anyone, don’t drown out their neighbors, vegetate for a month in the spring, and then disappear. These perennial bulbous flowers for the garden propagate by self-sowing, gradually occupying an increasing area. Does not require anything (no digging, top dressing, etc.), except for the original autumn planting bulbs.
Corydalis Gallera (Corydalis hallerii) and Chionodox Lucilia (Chionodoxa luciliae) behave in the same way. Once brought into the garden, they gradually settle in it, filling it with shades of blue, pink, white and lilac in the spring. This is what blooms first in the garden and goes well with each other.
These photos show bulbous perennial flowers for the garden and summer cottage:
(Parthenocissus quinquefolla) is a very beautiful liana. Many people have a difficult relationship with these climbing perennial flowers for the garden: they grow too powerfully. But for a non-collectible garden, this is an indispensable plant. It grows everywhere and everywhere (unless the desert will destroy it), quickly builds up mass, instantly takes root by cuttings and layering, does not freeze, and the autumn color is unparalleled. Parthenocissus is ideal for quickly populating trellises (only the trellises must be very strong) and creating eye-proof walls. On the gazebo is also appropriate.
Clematis of the third pruning group (Clematis sp.). What is a group, you ask? Some varieties of clematis bloom on the shoots of last year and it is important to preserve them by constructing various kinds of shelters. They are also usually less winter hardy. This is not our method. Those clematis are suitable for us, in which new shoots grow from the rhizome every year (they belong to the 3rd pruning group, they also belong to the Viticella, Jacqueman and Integrifolia groups). All care for them is to remove the “tops” in the fall. They bloom in the second half of summer for a very long time (1-3 months, depending on the variety). Landing in a sunny place without excessive moisture.
Look at the photo of climbing perennial flowers for the garden grown in the middle lane:
