In order for the personal plot to please with a riot of colors all summer long, you should select plants that bloom for as long as possible. Among the perennial flowers, there are many that will amaze with their colorful carpet throughout the summer season.
Instructions
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Not only all summer, but half of the autumn season, the queen of flowers - the rose - blooms. Thanks to the variety of shapes and colors, roses can be planted throughout the flower bed, or it can be awarded a central place surrounded by other perennial flowers.
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Clematis is a climbing plant up to 5 meters in height with large star-shaped flowers. There are many varieties of clematis that bloom all summer, and some delight with their colors from May to September inclusive. The latter includes Veronica's Choice, which has double, purple-white flowers. Cardinal Wyszynski also blooms for a long time with red baskets. A month earlier, the Duchess of Edinburgh finishes its flowering, the flowers of which are snow-white. From June to August, purple flowers appear on Warscwaska Nika, bluish-white or lilac on Alba.
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Low-growing varieties of carnations will be the perfect frame for a summer flower bed. The plant, which has a variegated color and an original shape of a flowering basket, tolerates winter frosts well and remains a bright carpet from early summer to early winter.
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The lush and unpretentious phlox (Phlox) has also gained popularity among gardeners. Bushy phloxes perfectly tolerate the winter, which look good in combination with carnations.
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The tall, multi-colored candle inflorescences of the Delphínium also bloom throughout the summer. These beautiful and proud flowers deserve a place in the center of a flower bed. They look great in combination with phlox and lilies.
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Large Astrantia (Astrantia major) pleases the eye with pink, white and cream colors. The plant loves sunny places, is unpretentious in care, but wilted buds must be removed in a timely manner so as not to spoil the look of the flower bed.
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Armeria maritima can become a bright decoration of the lower tier of a flower bed. The plant, up to 20 cm tall, blooms with pink, red and white flowers. Low maintenance, prefers light sandy soils.
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Gypsophila paniculata (Gypsophila paniculata) is an attractive openwork bush reaching 35-70 cm in height. Small flowers of the plant are collected in paniculate inflorescences. Popular among florists are varieties such as Rosy Veil and Rosenschleier, which bloom with double flowers.
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Large-flowered flax (Linum grandiflorum) looks great in group plantings. Borders of flowers up to 60 cm in height delight with delicate light pink, bright red, apricot and dark red flowering.
