Perennial flowers
Perennials include herbaceous and woody plants. Flowering perennials form the backbone of coloration throughout the year in our gardens. Being perennials, they often already blossom in early spring. In order to prolong the life of perennials, they should be replanted at regular intervals, or re-seeded in the case of species producing viable seeds.
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Delicate wild plant from North America that likes to flowr profusely. Prefers sunny, dry locations with poor soil. Grows to ca 1 m in height with plenty of star-shaped, but short lived, white and pink flowers.
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Long-lived, up to 90 cm high perennial. Opens its many yellow to red-brown flowers from August for bees and other insects. Excellent cut flower. Pretty, midsummer and late summer bloomer for perennial borders. Benefits from an open, sunny location.
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Transient plant with mallow-type flowers in various shades of red. Up to 2 metres in height. Particularly attractive in front of buildings and walls.
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