Perennials add beauty to any garden and require no special care. When buying, you should inquire about the correct location.
Perennials are a visual enrichment for the garden. They grow very luxuriantly and sometimes bloom for a very long time. However, when planting perennials, you should always pay attention to when the perennial flowers and how tall they can grow.
In the summer months there are perennials, which can also show a beautiful bloom next year.
Phlox, poppies, coneflowers and loosestrife bloom in June and July. Dahlias, monkshood, goldenrod and asters are known for August and September. But there are many more different perennials that you just have to find a suitable combination for.
Easy care for perennials
Perennials are generally easy to care for and will grow through the soil by themselves the next year. In winter, many varieties freeze back completely and lose their foliage. If you plant several perennials in a clever and combined way in the garden, this can give a very nice picture and you always have something flowering to offer.
Note the location
However, there are different requirements for the locations. Some perennials prefer the shade and others the sun. When buying plants, you must therefore inform yourself well. Especially unused corners can be embellished with perennials.