When it comes to choosing perennials for small spaces, your options are more varied than you may initially think. With choices ranging from flowering plants to dwarf shrubs and ornamental grasses, you can add form and function without resorting to tall plants. Low-growing perennials are ideal fo...
Exposure: Full sun to partial shade Habit: Bushy habit Height/Spread: 2 to 8 feet tall, 2 to 6 feet wide, depending on the variety Bloom time: Spring to summer, depending on the variety One of the most popular flowering shrubs, Spiraea produces lacy clusters of pink, white, or red flo...
These pesky things can overpower your low maintenance garden and compete for resources your plants need to grow healthy. The good news is you can always add a two-inch layer of mulch to prevent weeds from growing. Moreover, mulch also helps retain moisture in your soil, so you don’t ...
Also known as wild lilac, Texas ranger wows with vibrant lavender, purple, and magenta blooms. For all its showy blossoms, this flowering shrub is surprisingly low maintenance. Plant it in full sunlight, then water it only during the summers or in times of drought, to be rewarded with splas...
but none of that shows when you look at its delicate-looking stalks and spectacular yellow and red flowers. The Rainbow Fizz can grow taller than many other flowering shrubs, so it is an excellent candidate for a border plant or you could plant it at the back of a corner for a showy ...
Dianthus are low-growing, almost ground-cover-like perennials and produce cascading “carpets” of tiny flowers. OurFirewitch Dianthus perennialsare the very first flowers we see in the spring. They continue blooming throughout the spring and then again in the fall. ...
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Available in white, pinks, and reds, this shrub is an easy addition to your outdoor space. They're tested for hardiness and disease-resistance, and you can find both single and double-blooming varieties. Tip: More sun equals more flowers!
Less than ideal conditions, such as growing a sun-loving shrub in shade, will result in a plant that may survive but won’t thrive, increasing the potential for it to succumb to disease, to develop longer, weaker branches and therefore need additional pruning to manage its shape and size....
Which plants you choose will all boil down to a matter of preference. What are you looking for? Do you want flowering shrubs or ones you can use as a hedge? I suggest you define what you’re looking for first and then go through our list again. ...