Learn to grow all kinds of perennials with the wisdom and guidance of Kew Experts in this handy and comprehensive guide.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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INTRODUCTION TO GROWING PERENNIALS PLANTS Bear’s breeches Yarrow Monkshood Baneberry Giant hyssop Lady’s mantle PROJECT 1: PLANTING PERENNIALS FOR FOLIAGE Blue star Columbine Aster Astilbe Masterwort False indigo PROJECT 2: USING PERENNIALS IN A WINTER GARDEN Elephant’s ears Bistort Siberian bugloss Bellflower PROJECT 3: MAKING YOUR OWN MULCH Giant scabious Plume thistle Sea kale Delphinium Foxglove Coneflower PROJECT 4: REPEATING PLANTS TO UNIFY A BORDER Globe thistle Barrenwort Fleabane Japanese anemone Sea holly Spurge PROJECT 5: MAKING A GRAVEL GARDEN Joe Pye weed Meadowsweet Cranesbill Avens PROJECT 6: USING COLOUR IN A BORDER Gypsophila Sneezeweed Sunflower Hellebore Day lily Coral bells PROJECT 7: PLANTING A CONTAINER WITH PERENNIALS Hosta Ice plant Inula Iris Scabious Red-hot poker Bleeding heart Blazing star PROJECT 8: DIVIDING PERENNIALS Leopard plant Lobelia Lupin Yellow loosestrife Purple loosestrife Plume poppy Bergamot Catmint PROJECT 9: TAKING STEM CUTTINGS TO GET MORE PLANTS Peony Poppy Patrinia Penstemon PROJECT 10: DELAY CUTTING BACK PERENNIALS Phlomis Border phlox Obedient plant Solomon’s seal Cinquefoil Primula Lungwort Rodgersia PROJECT 11: MIXING PERENNIALS WITH GRASSES Black-eyed Susan Sage Burnet Prairie mallow Campion Golden rod Meadow rue Globeflower 128 PROJECT 12: PLANTING TALL PERENNIALS TO ADD HEIGHT Mullein Vervain Speedwell Culver’s root Troubleshooting What to do when Index Photographic acknowledgments
