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- Welcome to the colorful perennial world - tips for sunny locations
- Beetstauden - the floral backbone in the sunny garden
- Wildstauden - natural beauties with modest claims
- Sunflowers with a pinch of extravagance
- Tips
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Welcome to the colorful perennial world - tips for sunny locations
By definition, perennials are hardy garden flowers that thrive over several years each season. A look behind this sober definition of the term opens the door into a colorful, picturesque world of flowers that leaves no creative wishes unfulfilled. Get to know some of the most beautiful sunbathers among the perennials.
Beetstauden - the floral backbone in the sunny garden
In the creative garden design, it is up to the bedding plants to give the appearance floral shine. No garden style can do without the long-lasting blossom beauties. Solitary perennials play an important role even in the Spartan Japanese Garden. For the sunny location, the following species and varieties have distinguished themselves:
In order for the flowering spectacle to continue seamlessly in the autumn, the aster species is brought into focus. A shining example is the autumn chestnut (Aster novi-belgii, Karminkuppel '), which in the sunny spot presents itself with crimson, half-filled blossoms starting in September.
Wildstauden - natural beauties with modest claims
Wild perennials demonstrate a bond with nature and make the gardener's life easy with modest demands. Browse through the following selection of beautiful species and varieties with a fondness for the sun:
Sunflowers with a pinch of extravagance
With unusual flower or leaf shapes and charming colors, native and immigrant perennials draw attention to the beholder. If you like to integrate floral rarities into the plant plan, we would like to recommend these perennials to you for the sunny location:
Tips
Sun-loving groundcoverers are on hand to decorate full-sun, warm surfaces in a decorative way. Premium perennials for this demanding task come from the wonderful genus of the Phlox (Phlox). The sunnier the location, the more opulent a sea of flowers develops in early summer. In the cold season, the winter-green leaves leave no sadness in the bed.