At the moment horticultural fashion is focused on herbaceous perennials and the naturalistic planting movement. Some 'plants people' are calling for change and singing the praises of woody plants, which I am in favour of. But on this occasion, I want to focus on annuals and biennials. I am not advocating a return of carpet bedding as you may find in your local park. I use annuals as a quick and economic way to fill in gaps and top up summer colour in a mixed border.
Whatton House Garden: Annuals for Summer Colour
Whatton House Garden: Annuals for Summer…
Whatton House Garden: Annuals for Summer Colour
At the moment horticultural fashion is focused on herbaceous perennials and the naturalistic planting movement. Some 'plants people' are calling for change and singing the praises of woody plants, which I am in favour of. But on this occasion, I want to focus on annuals and biennials. I am not advocating a return of carpet bedding as you may find in your local park. I use annuals as a quick and economic way to fill in gaps and top up summer colour in a mixed border.