All year round plants for garden
20+ All-Year-Round Plants That Look Stunning In Every Season
Plants that share beauty and interest year-round maximize precious garden real estate.
Perennials, trees, shrubs, and even annuals that look stunning year-round give the best bang for your gardening buck.
Trees with elegant branching frosted in the snow are a magnificent sight in winter. However, a blossoming crabapple in spring, followed by glossy leaves in summer, brightly colored fruits in fall, with elegant snow-frosted branching in winter is an all-out year-round superstar in the plant world.
On top of their prized flower show, many perennials, annuals, and ornamental grasses spread their glory throughout the year with lovely foliage and interesting seedheads that persist throughout the winter seasons.
Excitingly, plants with year-round interest partner nicely with the explosive seasonal spectacles of many plants such as lilacs, tulips, forsythia, magnolia, and garden mums.
Evergreen Cedar trees, for example, make an exquisite year-round backdrop to masses of cotton candy plumes of Rhododendron.
And Rhododendron in and of itself is multiseasonal with its thick, paddle-shaped, evergreen foliage.
While stunning year-round plants might not get the celebrity notoriety of seasonal spectaculars, their form and function create interest during every season.
What Is So Interesting?
Color, form, and flowers certainly add to a plant’s desirable traits.
Plants that make living birdfeeders. Yes, that sounds interesting. However, plants that provide nesting, nectar, and nuts bring entertaining wildlife to the garden throughout the seasons.
Shrubs that burst with fragrant foliage all year round. Yum! Sounds stunning too.
Blooms that turn into brightly colored berries add multi-season color and charisma without taking up a lot of real estate.
Trees and shrubs with graceful barren winter branches that erupt with lovely large leaves in spring, changing dramatically yellow, orange, and red in fall.
Now, these are plants that feature stunning year-round interest.
The winter season is, of course, the biggest challenge for year-round interest. Fortunately, many trees and shrubs have bold, vibrant, or interesting bark, hold on to their colorful fruits, or have super-early bloom times.
Don’t forget, an evergreens’ beauty only improves upon itself. Whether as a backdrop for seasonal color or dusted in frost on the chilly long days of winter.
Here is our list of plants that add interest and intrigue to the garden all year long.
11 All-Year-Round Plants (+ Bonuses) That Look Stunning In Every Season
Trees
1. Crabapple
(Malus)Crabapples are at the forefront of plants that are stunning all year round.
- Spring: Glossy foliage, giant fragrant buds, and blossoms that are an early nectar source for birds, bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Need I say more?
- Summer: Crabapple trees are often pruned lovingly into spectacular shapes to best show off their colorful blooms and fruits.
- Fall: As Crabapples mature their foliage takes on their autumnal shades while the fruits deepen in color to attract many birds.
- Winter: Standout shapes with ongoing fruits and feathered foragers are even more pleasant in winter.
2. Mountain Ash
(Sorbus)My father’s favorite tree, the Mountain Ash maximizes space with beauty. It is also a treasure trove for wildlife.
- Spring: Creamy white flat clusters of blossoms in spring are framed by the delicate feathery compound leaves.
- Summer: The intricate leaflets form an excellent contrasting backdrop to the large bright orange clusters of berries in summer.
- Fall: Nothing short of spectacular, the distinctly fern-like compound leaflets seem inwardly lit in bold orange.
- Winter: A favorite winter scene, a myriad of winter birds feasting on Mountain Ash berries. These berries noticeably contrast beautifully against the snow.
3. Birch
(Betula)A notable winter tree known for its bark; it shares many beautiful features throughout all seasons.
- Spring: Icicles are quickly replaced with the dangling catkins from towering birches.
- Summer: Rich, deep green leaves dangle and dance all summer from wispy birch branches.
- Fall: As the sky turns gray and the rains begin, Birch leaves shine in bright yellows, an ode to crisp autumn days.
- Winter: A symbol of winter’s serenity, the papery, peeling stark white bark with contrasting dark horizontal slits.
4. Maple
(Acer)Maple trees bring flare and drama to each season with their famously giant lobed leaves.
- Spring: With a bloom time that is easily missed in early spring, lasting about a week only. The subsequent winged Samaras are often colorful and abundant.
- Summer: From intricate deeply lobed colorful leaves to giant, plate-sized leaves, Maple’s extravagant foliage varieties are a summer pleasure.
- Fall: Oranges, reds, and yellows, oh my! The quintessential autumn tree with remarkable inspiring colors.
- Winter: The structure and form of maples dressed in ice and snow, while lovely, can be complimented even more with paperbark varieties for even more seasonal drama.
5. Cedar
(Cedrus)Sure, an evergreen is an evergreen. Not so fast! Brightly colored new growth, seeds, cones, and flowers, in addition to graceful branches, are smothered in blankets of white. What is not to love, all year round!
- Spring: The scale-like leaves of cedar glow with illuminated tips at the end of each branch in spring.
- Summer: For the keen observer, the Cedar shares intricate, tiny flowers and odd-looking pollen capsules throughout summer.
- Fall: The perfect stately backdrop, Cedar also has unique cones nestled in its stoic branches.
- Winter: Drooping dense branches cascade in flattened sprays offering necessary green relief for gray and white days.
Coated with ice and snow, the Cedar branches’ intricate structures are more pronounced.
6. Spruce
(Picea)Potentially another underrated superstar of plants with year-round beauty, Spruce trees, and shrubs have gorgeous surprises throughout the year.
- Spring: Not to be missed, emerging Spruce cones arrive in a brilliant show of pinks and reds.
- Summer: Late spring to early summer the luscious new growth at the tips of Spruce branches is particularly stunning.
- Fall: Dangling like ornaments, Spruce cones are tightly layered in shades of green.
- Winter: Spruce trees are seemingly built to handle snow and look good while they are at it!
Shrubs
7. Roses
(Rosea)Our rose obsession with color, flower form, and the fragrance is not diminished when we recognize the multiseason interest roses provide in the garden.
- Spring: Glorious burgeoning leaves, buds, and blossoms.
- Summer: Glossy complex serrated leaves often with a plethora of repeat blooms.
- Fall: Ranging in yellows, oranges, and reds, rose leaves show wonderful autumn foliage.
- Winter: Rose hips keep their bright red color through winter while providing a feast for winter birds.
8. Red Osier Dogwood
(Cornus sericea)Red Osier Dogwood is famously adored for its bright red branches in winter. It also fills the year-round beauty checklist with blooms, berries, and attractive burgundy fall colors.
- Spring: Large, flat, cream-colored clusters of tiny bee-attracting flowers are framed perfectly by smooth deep green leaves.
- Summer: Flower clusters form bunches of bluish-white berries that are prized by many kinds of birds.
- Fall: The smooth deeply veined leaves turn a stunning polished burgundy and persist on branches long into autumn.
- Winter: Red Osier Dogwood is most famous for its vibrant red branches that are spectacular against white and gray winter landscapes.
9. Rhododendron
(Rhododendron)A miraculous spring-blooming family of plants, many Rhododendron and Azalea varieties have giant paddle-shaped evergreen leaves that are stunning in every season.
- Spring: Breathtaking vibrant green leaves frame the masses of burgeoning buds.
- Summer: Massive clusters of flowers in almost every conceivable shade nearly obscure the leaves of Rhododendrons at bloom time.
- Fall: Depending on variety and climate, many Rhododendrons take on gorgeous fall colors as the temperatures drop.
- Winter: A dusting of frost and snow shows off the stunning forms and structurally interesting leaves of Rhododendrons.
10. Boxwood
(Buxus)We plant Boxwoods for their formal and utilitarian uses.
However, this is exactly why they are exceptional all year long!
- Spring: Emerald jewels emerge as healthy spring growth smothers intricately shaped and loosely trimmed boxwood shrubs.
- Summer: A favorite and fulfilling garden chore, Boxwood shrubs and hedges love being shaped and pruned.
- Fall: The immaculate evergreen capacity of Boxwood makes them perfect contrast shrubs to accentuate fall color.
- Winter: Delicate, intricate foliage of Boxwood is ever more intriguing frosted with ice and snow.
11. Yew
(Taxus)The keen observer will already know that beyond Yew’s evergreen shaping and pruning tolerance, it also shows several seasonal spectacles.
- Spring: Yew’s new spring growth is luminant with large chartreuse candles.
- Summer: Male and female Yews each produce different flowers in late spring, males are globe-like structures, and female flowers are cone-like.
- Fall: Female Yew produces bright-red fleshy berries. The flesh is eaten by birds, but the seeds are poisonous and not eaten.
- Winter: Along with the sculpted structure of Yew, the berries are also decadent when draped in snow.
Perennials
Plants that are good for drying are also notably good for leaving in the landscape for year-round beauty. Many perennials love being pruned in fall for tidiness and disease prevention. However, leaving unique seedheads, sturdy structures, and fragrant foliage in place gives you more time to enjoy your stunning perennial plants.
Stunning perennials that look great all year round are:
- Poppy
- Echinacea
- Lavender
- Sea Holly
- Globe Thistle
- Stonecrop
- Rosemary
- Salvia
Annuals
Annuals that make interesting seedheads or have a sturdy form can be stunning throughout the year. As much as tidying the garden in fall may include removing and composting annual plants, keep an eye out for those that might look stunning throughout the winter.
Moreover, in warmer climates, annuals may stay productive or at least colorful much longer than we anticipate. Leaving them in place until spring breaks might give us something to admire through the gray days of winter.
Ornamental Grasses
Here is a sample of ornamental grasses that look good all year.
Depending on your climate and landscape, many ornamental grasses are stunning in spring, summer, fall, and winter.
Delightful seed heads dancing in summer breezes may be equally inspiring frozen in time with dustings of frost. A good indication for grasses that look good all year are ones that you prune back in spring.
- Blue fescue
- Feather reed grass
- Switchgrass
- Blue oat grass
- Prairie dropseed
Well-chosen trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, and ornamental grasses can maximize your precious garden real estate. These plants will give you the best bang for your gardening buck while looking stunning all year round.
Winter Gardening - 10 Plants That Look Great Year-Round
Winter Gardening
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If you live in an area of the country with harsh winters, you may be resigned to a dead and dreary yard and garden during the cold months. But it doesn’t have to be that way. There are plenty of plants that look great all season long, even in the northernmost reaches of the country. Check out our favorites, and see if you can get some of these cold-weather wonders in the ground before winter’s chill sets in.
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Blue Ice Bog Rosemary
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Blue Ice bog rosemary's unique silvery-blue foliage looks good in all seasons, but this evergreen ground cover also delights with a shock of pink bell-shaped blooms in early spring. Perfect for rock gardens and moist soils, it will attract birds and bring interest to the yard all year long.
Related: 7 Popular Ground Covers to Enhance Any Yard
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Carsten’s Wintergold Mugo Pine
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This dwarf pine variety turns from green to gold when cold weather arrives. In fact, the colder the climate, the more intense its color becomes. Deer-resistant and easy-care, this shrub will look good in every season in Zones 2 through 7.
Related: 10 Plants Sure to Stop Deer in Their Tracks
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Weeping Norway Spruce
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Many weeping ornamentals lose their leaves in cold weather—but not the weeping Norway spruce! With its unusual shape and showy cones, this evergreen makes a great accent in the garden and provides rich green in all four seasons.
Related: 10 of the Best Trees for Any Backyard
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Tiny Buttons Stonecrop
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This evergreen succulent creates a lush and attractive carpet that thrives year-round. Small white flowers attract butterflies in early summer, and the plant's blue-green foliage may take on a reddish hue in colder months.
Easy to care for in full sun, this little wonder packs a lot of life in its compact height.
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Siberian Carpet Cypress
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For evergreen ground cover in cooler climates, try one of the Siberian carpet cypress varieties. These short and colorful shrubs turn a coppery purple in winter, greening up again when warmer weather arrives in spring.
Related: The Invincible Yard—12 Ideas for Lazy Landscaping
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Frosty Fire Dianthus
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This ground-hugging variety of dianthus is evergreen and cold hardy in Zones 2 through 8. Its gray-green foliage erupts in summer with flowers, making it a wonderful filler both in the garden or in pots.
Related: 10 "Zero Dollar" Garden Hacks
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Dwarf Globe Blue Spruce
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If you’re looking for a distinctive shade of evergreen color, dwarf globe blue spruce delivers.
Hardy in Zones 2 through 8, this densely branched little conifer has blue needles that become more brilliant in summer. It makes a wonderful low hedge, but it's even more outstanding when planted in combination with different species.
Related: Living Fences—11 Boundary-Setting Solutions
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Pink Pussy-toes
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Adapted to Zones 2 through 9, pink pussytoes provides an evergreen mat of tiny silver-gray leaves. In late spring, it spikes deep pink, fuzzy flowers. It’s a slow grower and requires little water once established, so this cold-hardy beauty is a breeze to care for in any season.
Related: 5 (Nearly) Kill-Proof Houseplants
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Snowdrops
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Snowdrop bulbs are happiest with cold or moderate winters. Plant the delicate white flowers in the fall and enjoy them throughout the cold months, come spring they'll go dormant.
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Christmas Rose
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Christmas rose, a variety of hellebore, is a pest-resistant evergreen perennial. Find it a shady location with space to grow, and soon you'll be noticing its white flowers.
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Liven Up the Landscape
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With planning, your yard can look great year-round.
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Shade-tolerant plants for the garden selection with photos ⋆ blumgarden.ru
Unpretentious shade-tolerant plants tend to get by with a small amount of sunlight in the morning or afternoon. Absolute shade is a serious problem in choosing garden plants. And yet, look here for a selection of beautiful shade-tolerant perennials for flower beds.
Examples of live photos of flowers from the garden, detailed characteristics, description. You can buy the plant you like - put it in the basket and place an order.
Presented 106 products
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Voldemar Meyer Arunkus (Hybrid Aruncus Woldemar Meyer)
Height 50 cm, short Volzhanka, blooms in June-July, for shady places. 550 ₽Add to cart
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Astrantia Ruby Cloud
Height 60 cm, dark pink flowers with a raspberry hue, dark green leaves, for sun/partial shade 350 RUBMore details
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White Giant Astrantia
Graceful plant for picturesque flower beds, long flowering - in summer, for sun/partial shade 350 ₽More
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Astrantia species
Height 70-80 cm, blooms June-August, sun/shade 300 ₽Add to cart
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Astrantia major pink
Height 70-80 cm, pink flowers, umbel inflorescences, flowering in June, for sun/shade.
350 ₽ Add to cart
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Bergenia crassifolia
Height 40 cm, ornamental and medicinal plant, evergreen, blooms in May, sun/partial shade. 450 ₽Add to cart
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Vinca minor (Vinca minor)
Height 10-15 cm, flowers May-June, ground cover, shade/sun 270 ₽Add to cart
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Small variegated periwinkle (Vinca minor f. aureovariegata)
Height 15 cm, creeping, blooms May-June, sun/partial shade 250 ₽Add to cart
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Euonymus nana (Euonymus nana)
Height 30 cm, semi-evergreen or evergreen creeping shrub, shade-tolerant, drought-resistant. 490 ₽Add to cart
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Ligularia dentata Othello (Ligularia dentata Othello)
Height 120 cm, moisture-loving, blooms in August, partial shade/sun 350 ₽Add to cart
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Yellow cornflower (Thalictrum flavum)
Height up to 180 cm, blooms in June-July, for sun/partial shade 650 ₽Add to cart
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Lily-of-the-valley loosestrife (Lysimachia clethroides)
Height 70-100 cm, white candle flowers in July, for sun/partial shade 350 ₽Add to cart
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Geranium hybridum Melinda
Height 40-60 cm, erect bush, pink flowers, 2-3 cm, blooms May-August, re-blooms, sun/partial shade.
400 ₽ More details
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Geranium hybride Patricia (Geranium hybride Patricia)
Height 70-90 cm, flower up to 5 cm, blooms June-August, sun/partial shade 420 ₽More details
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Geranium hybridum Stephanie
Height 20-30 cm, blooms in June, winter-hardy, hardy, sun/partial shade 350 RUBRead more
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Georgian geranium (Geranium ibericum)
Height 50-60 cm, flowers 4.5 cm, in June-July, drought-resistant, sun/partial shade 400 ₽More
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Geranium cantabrigense Cambridge
Height 20 cm, ground cover perennial, blooms in June, sun/shade 400 RUBAdd to cart
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Blood-red Geranium "Album" (Geranium sanguineum)
Height 40-50 cm, dense bush, blooms in June-July, drought-resistant, sun/partial shade 390 ₽More details
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Geranium sanguineum Max Frei (Geranium sanguineum Max Frei)
Height 15-25 cm, flower 3 cm, blooms June-July, drought-resistant, sun/partial shade 400 ₽More details
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Blood-red geranium (Geranium sanguineum f.
roseum) Perennial garden geranium with bright pink flowers, semi-creeping shoots 300 ₽ Add to cart
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Geranium maculatum Elizabeth Ann
Height 30-50 cm, blooms in June, for sunny/semi-shady places 420 ₽Add to cart
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Hydrangea arborescens
For sun and partial shade, height up to 150 cm, blooms in July-September. Pickup from nursery. 450 ₽More details
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Colchis Goryanka (Epimedium colchicum)
Height up to 40 cm, decorative evergreen foliage, planting in shade/partial shade 400 ₽Add to cart
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Epimedium grandiflorum White
Height 20 cm, blooms in May-June, white flowers, for shade/partial shade. 490 ₽Add to cart
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Dodecatheon meadia
Beautifully flowering rare perennial, for sun, partial shade 450 ₽Add to cart
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Oriental Doronicum (Doronicum orientale)
Height 60-80 cm, spring chamomile with lemon-yellow flowers on thin peduncles, blooms in May-June, sun/shade/partial shade.
450 ₽ Add to cart
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Ajuga Atropurpurea
Height with peduncles 20 cm, blooms May-June, shade/sun, groundcover 250 ₽Add to cart
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Ajuga Reptans Black Scallop
Low cover of glossy dark chocolate purple scalloped leaves, blue flowers in May-June, sun/partial shade 320 ₽Add to cart
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Ajuga reptans Burgundy Glow
Low dense carpet of pink-pearl leaves from spring to autumn. Flowering in June. Likes sun/partial shade. 250 ₽Add to cart
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Ajuga reptans Chocolate Chip
Solid carpet of blue flowers and dark chocolate leaves 390 ₽Add to cart
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Iris graminea
Iris rhizome, up to 40 cm high, slightly fragrant flowers, for sun/partial shade 380 RUBAdd to cart
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Round-leaved saxifrage (Saxifraga rotundifolia)
Height 10 cm, blooms in June, sun/partial shade 330 ₽More details
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White Sitchen burnet (Sanguisorba sitchensis)
Height of a flowering plant up to 120 cm, flowers - white soft and fragrant "cones", for sun/partial shade 380 ₽Add to cart
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Variegatum crescent-shaped kupena (Solomon's seal)
Height 30-40 cm, low-growing kupena with white-edged foliage, blooms in June, partial shade/shade 350 ₽More
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Red meadowsweet "Venusta" (Filipendula rubra Venusta)
Height 180 cm, blooms in July, fragrant flowers, sun/partial shade, moisture-loving 380 ₽Add to cart
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Red meadowsweet "Magnifica" (Filipendula Rubra Magnifica)
Height 100-120 cm, compact bush, blooms in July, partial shade/sun 380 ₽Add to cart
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Filipendula ulmaria Plena (Filipendula ulmaria Plena)
Height 50/80 cm, sun/partial shade, blooms in June-July, moisture-loving plant.
300 ₽ Add to cart
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Buttercup Flore Pleno (Ranunculus aconitifolius Pleniflorus)
Height 70 cm, long-blooming shade-tolerant plant, for sun and partial shade, blooms May-July 550 ₽More
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Soft cuff (Alchemilla mollis)
Height 40/60 cm, blooms in June, for sun/partial shade 300 ₽More details
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Daisy (Bellis perennis)
Shade-tolerant plant, flowering from May to October, for all soils 150 ₽Add to cart
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Monarda Beauty of Cobham
Height 80-100 cm, flowers 5-7 cm, blooms July-August, loves sun/partial shade. 390 ₽Add to cart
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Monarda Petit Delight
Height 40 cm, blooms in July, sun/partial shade 490 ₽Add to cart
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Lemon Monarda "Diana"
height 80 cm.
Drought-resistant perennial, for sun/partial shade. 450 ₽ Add to cart
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Lilac Monarda
Height 70 cm, blooms July-August, cut aromatic plant, for sun/partial shade.
Rating 5.00 of 5
450 ₽Add to cart
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Peppermint (Mentha piperita)
Edible aromatic plant, honey plant, sun/partial shade 250 ₽Add to cart
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Penstemon perennial (Penstemon)
Height 30-40 cm, partial shade/sun, blooms June-August, flower beds, alpine slides 350 ₽More
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Primula denticulata
Height 20-25 cm, spring primrose, blooms in April-May, partial shade/sun 350 ₽Add to cart
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Primula cortusoides
Height 20 cm, blooms in May-June, partial shade/sun, winter-hardy, unpretentious, fast growing.
320 ₽ Add to cart
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Pink primula (Primula rosea)
Height 15 cm, spring primrose, blooms in April-May, hot pink flowers, for partial shade/sun 300 ₽More details
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Primula auricula (Primula auricula)
Low-growing flowering plant for spring-summer garden, rockery and rock garden 350 RUBMore details
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Primula florindae
Height 40-50 cm, blooms in June-July, partial shade, moisture-loving 400 ₽More
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Primula juliae
Height 15 cm, miniature ground cover, blooms in May - lush bloom, burgundy flowers. 350 ₽Add to cart
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Primula Juliae
Height 15-20 cm, low ground cover, flowers in May, full sun/partial shade 350 ₽Add to cart
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Japanese white primrose (Primula japonica)
Height 30-50 cm, longline white primrose, blooms in June-July, shade-tolerant 350 ₽Add to cart
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Primula Japanese pink (Primula japonica)
Height 40-50 cm, candelabra tiered primrose, shade-tolerant, blooms in June-July 300 ₽Add to cart
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Bulbous ryegrass (Arrenatherum variegatum)
Height 30 cm, variegated grass, for alpine hills, mixborders, planting sun/partial shade, drought-resistant 300 ₽Add to cart
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Sanquinaria canadenses
Height 10-15 cm, blooms April-May, winter-hardy plant, sun/shade 1200 ₽More details
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Canadian terry Sanguinaria (Sanquinaria canadenses Plena)
Height 10-15 cm, flowering in April-May, partial shade, winter-hardy 1200 ₽More details
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Juncus effusus
Moisture-loving plant, coastal, for water 200 ₽More details
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Tradescantia Anderson Innocence
White tradescantia perennial, flowering since June, partial shade 350 ₽More
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Garden tradescantia (Tradescantia virginica)
Height 70-80 cm, blooms from June to frost, for sun and partial shade, winter-hardy 250 ₽Add to cart
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Garden blue tradescantia
Height 50-60 cm, blue flowers, blooms from June to August, decorative narrow leaves, sun/partial shade 300 ₽More details
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Trautvetteria carolinensis (Trautvetteria carolinensis)
Height up to 150 cm, white flowers, blooms in June-July, spectacular foliage, partial shade 550 ₽Add to cart
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Achillea ptarmica yarrow (Achillea ptarmica)
Height 80 cm, blooms from June to August, for all soils, sun/partial shade 350 ₽Add to cart
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Viola labradorica (Viola labradorica)
Ground cover plant, blooms in May-June, for sun and shade, alpine hills, rocky garden 250 RUBAdd to cart
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Physalis Franchetii, alkekengi
Height 70-90 cm.
Lantern flower! Bright orange lanterns are very popular in floristry. 300 ₽ Add to cart
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Phlox divaricata (Phlox divaricata)
Height 20-30 cm, fragrant flowers, blooms in May-June, partial shade/sun 350 ₽Add to cart
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Chelone obliqua
Height 60-80 cm, blooms in August-October, moisture-loving, loves sun/partial shade, honey plant. 330 ₽Add to cart
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High Corydalis (Corydalis elata)
Height 30-40 cm, semi-ephemeroid, blooms in May-June, for partial shade and sun 480 ₽More details
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Corydalis cava (Corydalis cava)
Height up to 20 cm, spring tuberous perennial plant, for shade/sun, honey plant. 250 ₽More details
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Lamiastrum galeobdolon Florentinum (Lamiastrum galeobdolon Florentinum)
Ground cover drought-resistant perennial, blooms in May, partial shade/shade.
250 ₽ Add to cart
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Herman’s Pride (Lamiastrum galeobdolon ‘Hermans Pride’)
Height 30 cm, blooms in May, compact bush, planting sun/partial shade 450 ₽Add to cart
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Large-flowered lamb (Lamium orvala)
Height 30-70 cm, blooms in May-June, raspberry-pink flowers, sun/shade 300 ₽Add to cart
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Astrantia Claret
Height 70 cm, bright red-burgundy flowers, flowering in June-July, for sun/partial shade 480 ₽More details
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Large Astrantia (Astrantia major)
Height 70-80 cm, pink flowers, abundant flowering, for sun/partial shade 350 ₽Add to cart
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Parthenocissus
Used for vertical gardening, highly phytoncidal plant 300 ₽More details
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Maryin root peony, evading (Paeonia anomala)
Species early peony.
The flowers are large single pink with a crimson tint. 1200 ₽ More details
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Anticlea elegans (Anticlea elegans)
Bulbous perennial for sun and partial shade, height up to 60 cm, rocky gardens, combined with shrubs 380 ₽More details
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Nettle Michenia (Meehania urticifolia)
Ground cover creeping perennial, blue flowers May-June, partial shade/sun 300 ₽Add to cart
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Wood anemone (Anemone sylvestris)
Height 25-40 cm, white flowers 3-4 cm, flowering in mid-June, suitable for rock garden, drought-resistant. 250 ₽More details
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Japanese anemone (Anemone japonica)
Height 50/80 cm, blooms August-September, for partial shade, winter-hardy 500 ₽More details
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Dog violet (Viola canina)
Blooms May-June, for sun and partial shade, for flower beds, borders, mixborders, rocky hills 150 ₽More details
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Japanese Spiraea Goldflame (Spiraea japonica Goldflame)
Height up to 1 m, summer blooming, blooms 45 days, sun/partial shade, winter-hardy.
Pickup from nursery. 300 ₽ More details
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Potentilla shrub white, yellow high/low, pink (Kuril tea)
Varieties: yellow, white, lemon yellow - high/low, seedlings - shrubs in pots 5-15 liters. Pickup from nursery. 450 ₽More details
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Diabolo vesicle
Height up to 3 meters, shrub for all soils, drought-resistant 300 ₽More details
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Spiraea x cinerea Grefsheim (Spiraea x cinerea Grefsheim)
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Aruncus dioicus
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Hydrangea paniculata Kyushu
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Strawberry mock orange (Philadelphus L.)
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Bergenia hybrida Bergenia hybrida
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Terry mock orange (garden jasmine)
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Red-leaved Heuchera
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Saxifraga cotyledon Pyramidalis (Saxifraga cotyledon Pyramidalis)
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Heuchera Palace Purple
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Top 20 Perennial Flowers for the Garden
Spring Perennial Flowers
Spring flowers tend to bloom quite early, but also bloom before summer.
Therefore, when planting spring varieties, you need to take into account the end of their flowering and select a replacement.
Crocuses
Crocuses are planted both in groups, combining different colors, and individually - they perfectly enliven the lawn.
These flowers bloom quite early - in March, peeking out from under the snow, and bloom until the end of May.
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Muscari
Muscari, or mouse hyacinth, has an oblong stem dotted with small bluebell-like flowers. These flowers are quite unpretentious and grow well in the shade of trees.
Muscari blooms from April until the end of May.
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Pushkinia
This spring flowering perennial has large white flowers with blue veins. It will be a good neighbor for daffodils and primrose.
Pushkinia blooms from April to May.
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Tulips
Flowers very popular with summer residents. They are quite unpretentious, although they require regular watering during flowering.
These flowers have a large number of species and different flowering periods, but on average they bloom in suburban areas from April to the end of May.
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Daffodils
Narcissus flowers can be with a short and long crown, simple and double. They grow well both in the sun and in the shade, but they do not like excessively damp soil. Poppies, peonies and aquilegia can be planted next to them so that after the end of the flowering of daffodils the site does not seem bare.
The flowering time of daffodils is from the beginning of April to the end of May.
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Dicentra
There is a legend about the flowers of this beautiful plant. It says that in France there lived a girl who once got lost at night in the forest. She was saved and brought home by a mysterious rider, which won her heart. But a few days later she saw him marry another, and her heart broke and turned into a dicentra flower.
Blooming dicentra looks beautiful both in a group and singly.
This plant blooms during May with bright pink, white and bicolor flowers.
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Lily-of-the-valley
A wonderful decoration for a May flower bed is small snow-white lily-of-the-valley flowers spreading their fragrance over the entire plot. This plant tolerates wintering well and is quite unpretentious. It can grow in one place up to 10 years and feels good in the shade.
Lily of the valley blooms in May, then white flowers give way to red berries.
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Brunner
Brunner has small blue flowers and unusual pointed heart-shaped leaves.
It is better to plant a brunner in the shade, it blooms in May, and with its foliage pleases until frost.
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Kupena
This plant will be a wonderful decoration of the summer cottage both because of its bright blue flowers and because of the lush leaves of unusual colors. It does without a transplant and grows rapidly in an empty shady corner.
Kupena blooms from May to June.
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Periwinkle
Periwinkle, or magic violet, is a shade-loving plant that grows rapidly, creeping along the ground, and blooms with small blue, pink and white flowers.
Periwinkle blooms from May to mid-June.
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Summer perennial flowers
Summer varieties are planted to replace spring flowers so that the plot will please the eye with flowers throughout the summer season.
Arabis
Arabis is a good choice for those who do not want to plant a large number of successive flowers on the site. Arabis spreads along the ground and has a large number of leaves, so it completely covers the ground and does not require the neighborhood of other flowers.
Begins to bloom in April and blooms until frost.
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Doronicum
The bright and saturated flowers of Doronicum will be a wonderful decoration for the garden. At the same time, it should be borne in mind that when they fade, the greenery will also fade, so it’s worth planting a decorative fern nearby so that the site is not empty.
Doronicum blooms from mid-May to June.
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loosestrife
loosestrife comes in two types: creeping and with tall stems ending in large inflorescences. These inflorescences have large flowers of various shades. In addition, loosestrife is frost-resistant and practically not subject to the threat of pests.
Flowering time - from May to the end of June.
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Roses
There are several varieties of summer roses that are especially popular with summer residents.
Golden Elsa
This variety of roses reaches a height of 70 cm and has pale orange flowers. It has a pronounced pleasant aroma and is suitable for hot climates.
Blossoms twice for three weeks: in mid-July and mid-August.
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Two-tone roses that turn white in the shade, and in the sun the edges of the petals acquire a crimson hue. They tolerate rain well and are frost-resistant.
Blooms from May until frost.
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Red Leonardo da Vinci
This variety of roses is very unpretentious and resistant to rain and diseases. The flowers are quite large - 8 cm in diameter - and last 2 weeks.
Blooms from June to late August.
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Bathing suit
The bright yellow bathing suit flowers have a pleasant aroma and, due to their long stems, can become a kind of hedge.
The bathing suit blooms in May and with regular watering will bloom until the second half of summer.
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0002 Geranium blooms with small beautiful flowers, constantly replacing each other.
And even after the end of flowering, it still copes well with a decorative role due to its carved and rich green leaves. Like all descendants of wild plants, geranium is unpretentious and grows in the shade.
Geranium blooms from May to the end of summer.
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Aquilegia
This perennial plant comes into bloom immediately after tulips and daffodils.
Bizarrely shaped bright flowers remain on it from May to September. But even when they fall, aquilegia decorates the site with purple leaves.
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Turkish carnation
Turkish carnation has bright flowers with jagged petals, but rather small in size. Therefore, it is better to plant it quite tightly.
It begins to bloom in late spring and ends in September. Another advantage of this plant is the ability to reproduce by self-seeding.
