How To Make A Beautiful Garden

Multi-year-olds are just the worst.
Pioneas require regular fertilizers, raining before flower and cutting leaf before winter, but this leave will be paid a hundred times when the garden is filled with hugely good flowers. The lilanics will grow up in the solar place and, like the pions, even after they flourish, they'll look decorated and hidden.

The decorational lining and beautiful white or syrene-coloured arrows of the host will ideally be suitable for semi-teni and tender places (including under trees but not at the very barrels). It is true that the cans will have to be cut after the first freezes that “kill” their leaves and sealed on winter soil in October.

Iriss are Siberian (Iris sibírica) and marshes (Iris pseudacoru) and lungs in care will steal the wet solar gardens. Before winter comes, they will also have to be cut at 10 cm above ground. The bearded Iriss will require more care: the spraying, the pumping of roots (breedy iriss cut out of the tilt and start to get sick when their roots are down), the shelters to winter. But still bearded Iris is one of the best. garden June. To make it easier to take care of them, select the old varieties tested, rapidly growing and resilient.

Romashki, Lupines, orbekia are all very stable plants that look beautifully in the frames (coloured form blooms) and separately in the mixborder. They can be raised in the garden directly from the seeds.

The two-year-olds, the Turkish nail (Dianthus barbatus), the stream rose (Alcea rosea), are also suitable for the slabs and micborers and are very simply grown. The only thing that needs to be taken into account is that they only float for the second year after the landing, and then they need to be removed and replanted, or they won't be breathing.