A flower garden of perennials will be able to provide you with an excellent composition that does not require special care and retains its attractiveness for a long time. They delight with their bright colors from early spring to late autumn. Closer to winter, their aboveground part dies, but many of them can successfully winter without digging or other special preparations.
Hardy flowers
These plants are often found in areas of asters. They are loved by flower growers for a variety of shades and lush flowering. These unpretentious plants easily adapt to any type of soil. Their main enemy is increased dampness. Even the smallest care provides excellent growth and attractive asters.
Unpretentious perennial flowers can also include watersheds. They start growing even under the snow, in early spring, bloom from May to late autumn.
Often among perennials wintering in the open ground, gardeners choose irises. Bright colors, delicate aroma and original appearance make them the favorites of many. They are more demanding on the soil, so it must be cultivated and fertilized. The most resistant to cold weather is Siberian iris.
Daylilies are often planted along paths. They easily tolerate frosts, are unpretentious, prefer partial shade. Abundant flowering and healthy plants can be obtained by periodically applying liquid mineral fertilizers.
If you need large winter-hardy perennial flowers, then pay attention to lupine. It is unpretentious, it is quite enough for a sunny area and fertilized soil.
In partial shade, primrose grows well. This unpretentious plant is great for flower beds. For their well-being and lush flowering, it is enough to periodically plant the plants.
Another early flowering perennial is a tulip. It tolerates frosts quite easily, in a snowy winter, it will only be necessary to sprinkle the bed with peat or humus.
