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“beautiful in pink too pincushion plant in containers”
“Pincushion Flower
Scabiosa spp.
A nearly indefatigable bloomer, this easy-growing perennial produces lavender-blue”
“Pincushion Flower
Scabiosa spp.
A nearly indefatigable bloomer, this easy-growing perennial produces lavender-blue, deep blue, white or pink flowers from early summer to early fall. Deer resistant and tough, the plant’s common name”
“states what zone, ideas for planting, etc.”
“Pincushion Flower
Scabiosa spp.
Drought Tolerant
A nearly indefatigable bloomer, this easy-growing perennial produces lavender-blue, deep blue, white or pink flowers from early summer to early fall. Deer resistant”
“flower zones 3-10 plant in pots”
“Pincushion Flower
Scabiosa spp.
A nearly indefatigable bloomer, this easy-growing perennial produces lavender-blue, deep blue, white or pink flowers from early summer to early fall. Deer resistant and tough, the plant’s common name refers to its resemblance”
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Andrew Keys
“keep this perennial during New England winter?”
“As a perennial Brunnera can be planted in the garden as summer wanes. In the early spring you can enjoy the pale blue forget-me-not flowers during the daylight.
Common name: Siberian bugloss
USDA zones: 3 to 7
Light requirement: Partial shade
Water requirement: Medium moisture
Size: 9 to 18 inches”
“Plant to use in our bed by deck”
“Love this plant day and night!”
“The silvery-white foliage of Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’ (shown) and ‘Looking Glass’ are luminous under a moonlit sky. As a perennial Brunnera can be planted in the garden as summer wanes. In the early spring you can enjoy the pale”
“silver-leaf plants reflect any available light, be it artificial or natural, while dark-colored foliage absorbs light.Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost', zones 3 to 8 (shown here) is a perennial grown for its large, heart-shape silver leaves, edged and veined with green, and sprays of small blue flowers in”
Le jardinet
“USDA zones: 5 to 8
Water requirement: Moderate
Light requirement: Full sun or partial shade (so it's ideal for planting under a deciduous tree)
Mature size: 7 feet tall and up to 7 feet wide
When to plant: Spring or fall”
“cool plant to use as a cover”
“USDA zones: 5 to 8
Water requirement: Moderate
Light requirement: Full sun or partial shade (so it's ideal for planting under a deciduous tree)
Mature size: 7 feet tall and up to 7 feet wide
When to plant: Spring or fall”
“Full sun to part shade. Grows to 7 '”
“Dwarf Japanese cedar full or partial shade, 7 feet by 7”
“interest.USDA zones: 5 to 8 Water requirement: ModerateLight requirement: Full sun or partial shade (so it's ideal for planting under a deciduous tree)Mature size: 7 feet tall and up to 7 feet wideWhen to plant: Spring or fall”
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Jocelyn H. Chilvers
“Botanical name: Ephedra equisetina
Common name: Bluestem joint fir
USDA zones: 4b to 9 (find your zone)
Elevation range: Up to 7,000 feet
Water requirement: Moderate to very dry once established
Light requirement: Full sun to partial”
“When to plant: April through July
Seasonal interest: Colorful year-round; female plants have red, berry-like fruit in midsummer.”
“Botanical name: Ephedra equisetina
Common name: Bluestem joint fir
USDA zones: 4b to 9 (find your zone)
Elevation range: Up to 7,000 feet
Water re”
“Botanical name: Ephedra equisetina
Common name: Bluestem joint fir
USDA zones: 4b to 9 (find your zone)
Elevation range: Up to 7,000 feet
Water requirement: Moderate to”
“Botanical name: Ephedra equisetina
Common name: Bluestem joint fir
USDA zones: 4b to 9 (find your zone)
Elevation range: Up to 7,000 feet
Water requirement: Moderate to very dry once”
Margie Grace - Grace Design Associates
“spp, zones 3 to 9), verbena (Verbena spp, zones 5 to 10), bellflower (Campanula spp, zones 5 to 8), delphinium (Delphinium spp, zones 3 to 7), iris (Iris spp, zones 3 to 9) and salvia (Salvia spp, zones 4 to 11).”
“Good options are daylily (Hemerocallis spp, zones 3 to 9), verbena (Verbena spp, zones”
“with roses
Good options are daylily (Hemerocallis spp, zones 3 to 9), verbena (Verbena spp, zones 5 to 10), bellflower (Campanula spp, zones 5 to 8), delphinium (Delphinium spp, zones 3 to 7), iris (Iris spp, zones 3 to 9) and salvia”
“(Salvia spp, zones 4 to 11).”
“3. Flowering perennials.Good options are daylily (Hemerocallis spp, zones 3 to 9), verbena (Verbena spp, zones 5 to 10), bellflower (Campanula spp, zones 5 to 8), delphinium (Delphinium spp, zones 3 to 7)”
Melissa Gerstle Design
“texas perennials and shade garden and natural stone patio”
“companion plant for ornamental grasses and other flowering perennials, such as rudbeckia.
USDA zones: 4a to 9b
Water requirement: Average
Light requirement: Full sun
Mature size: 2 to 3 feet tall
Bloom time: Late summer to fall
Planting tips: Plant in spring or fall, and pinch back growth regularly throughout”
“For carefree summer-to-autumn color, few perennials can measure up to Frikart’s aster. Use it anywhere in borders or let it naturalize in prairie or meadow gardens. (Be sure to winter-mulch the plant in colder zones.) ‘Monch’ is one of the most gardenworthy aster cultivars, sporting”
“color, few perennials can measure up to Frikart’s aster. Use it anywhere in borders or let it naturalize in prairie or meadow gardens. (Be sure to winter-mulch the plant in colder zones.) ‘Monch’ is one of the most gardenworthy aster cultivars, sporting an exuberant display of lavender-blue flowers from July”
Johnsen Landscapes & Pools
“lighting, plants and more....This Westchester, NY landscape is delightful - and deer resistant too!”
“sinensis, zones 5 to 9) or switchgrass (Panicum virgatum, zones 5 to 9), or smaller ones, like Mexican feathergrass (Stipa tenuissima, zones 7 to 10), blue fescue (Festuca glauca, zones 4 to 11) and sedges (Carex spp, zones 4 to 9).”
“sinensis, zones 5 to 9) or switchgrass (Panicum virgatum, zones 5 to 9), or smaller ones, like Mexican feathergrass (Stipa tenuissima, zones 7 to 10), blue fescue (Festuca glauca, zones 4 to 11) and sedges (Carex spp, zones 4 to 9).
Note: Some grasses, like Mexican feathergrass, can be invasive in parts”
“sinensis, zones 5 to 9) or switchgrass (Panicum virgatum, zones 5 to 9), or smaller ones, like Mexican feathergrass (Stipa tenuissima, zones 7 to 10), blue fescue (Festuca glauca, zones 4 to 11) and sedges (Carex spp, zones 4 to 9).Note: Some grasses, like Mexican feathergrass, can be invasive in parts of”
Banyon Tree Design Studio
“I like the leaves that look like tree leaves. I also like that these are plants for our cooler zone. They're pretty and feel lively.”
“Coral Bells
(Heuchera)
Coral Bells (shown here in front), comes in a wide variety of color options, and as perennials in zones 4 to 9, they can tolerate temperatures well below freezing.
USDA zones: 4 to 9 (find your zone)
Water requirement:”
“Coral Bells
(Heuchera)
Coral Bells (shown here in front), comes in a wide variety of color options, and as perennials in zones 4 to 9, they can tolerate temperatures well below freezing.
USDA zones: 4 to 9 (find your zone)
Water requirement: Medium moisture; well-drained”
“and as perennials in zones 4 to 9, they can tolerate temperatures well below freezing.”
