There also some e
y blooming shrubs which can provide the garden with colorful f
ers. Forsythia and witch-hazel,
example, bloom long be
e many pe
ls even begin to emerge from the soil. In fact, in the middle of s
ng and e
y summer there
more shrubs and trees in bloom than at any other time of year.
Most ey blooming pe
ls
quite suitable
the shade garden. They're able to take advantage of the sun while it still reaches the ground beneath deciduous trees which have yet to
m their leaves. Wood
d gardens
often the most colorful
dscapes in the s
ng since many native, shade tolerant f
ers bloom e
y in the season.
A at e
y blooming pe
l
the garden is iris which ranges in color from white to purple and in size from a few inches to 4 feet. Bleeding heart is a short lived yet stu
ng pink blooming pe
l which is at home in both the shade garden the wood
d garden. Columbine, an easy to grow pe
l, blooms in a variety of colors. Some of the showiest e
y season f
ers include poppy and peony and lupine.
Though there many e
y blooming garden p
ts,
en is still the dominant color in the s
ng
dscape so choose a few p
ts with interesting foliage. Hosta grows in many shades of
en including blue-
en and gold-
en. Hosta
ms the perfect backdrop
s
ng f
ers. Ever
ens provide the garden with beautiful shades of
en year-round. Variegated foliage, like that of the emerald and gold euonymus, brightens up the garden with a mix of light and dark colors.
Sng bulbs, such as tulips, daffodils, blue bells and crocuses,
p
ted in the fall and blooms as e
y as March. Bulbs
a very versatile f
er as they're suitable
the pe
l garden, the shrub bed or even
p
ting in the lawn. They're most effective when p
ted in masses so p
t quite a few in each
a.
Ey blooming pe
ls
generally short lived and often quickly lose their lush
en foliage (poppies & lupine in particular). P
your f
er garden so that annuals and later season pe
ls
ready to take over and provide the garden with colorful blooms. Be sure to deadhead the pe
ls as the f
ers fade. Deadheading is the process of snipping spent blooms off a p
t.
Designing your garden on paper bee digging gives you a helpful guide while you p
t. Though e
y f
ers
welcoming sure signs of s
ng, be sure to incorporate all kind of f
ers in the garden so there's continuous bloom from s
ng to fall.
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