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Salvia 'Dancin' Dolls' is a graceful sage: e

Salvia 'Dancin' Dolls' is a graceful sage: elegant, delicate, and with a fragrance that enchants passersby. It loves sun and well-drained, rather dry soil and thrives in garden beds as well as in pots. My tip: Cut it back once after its main flowering in June, and it will reward you with blooms until October. In the garden, it appreciates winter protection, while in a container, it can overwinter in a frost-free location. It looks stunning next to coneflowers, catmint, and also feels at home among ornamental grasses like fountain grass. #perennials #perennialgarden #gardenlove #gardendesign #planting

I love autumn anemones, and this variety has it all.

I love autumn anemones, and this variety has particularly captivated me. That's why it simply had to be included in my collection. 'Wild Swan' has won numerous awards, and it's immediately clear why: large, white, cup-shaped flowers with a golden-yellow ring of stamens, complemented by a blue-violet underside. An absolute eye-catcher for partially shaded to shady spots in the garden. It prefers fresh, humus-rich soil and is wonderfully low-maintenance. A little fertilizer in spring, and staking if necessary after rain – that's all it needs. It looks most beautiful among lady's mantle, geraniums, and ferns, but it also makes a stunning addition to my collection alongside Michaelmas daisies, heuchera, and grasses. #perennials #perennialgarden #gardenlove #gardendesign #planting

Discover our new perennial treasures and take advantage of the

Discover our new perennial treasures and take advantage of autumn for your planting! It's been a few weeks since our perennials returned from their summer break, and I don't want to miss the opportunity to briefly introduce you to our fantastic new varieties. As always, we're on the lookout for something special when it comes to perennials. We're looking for varieties that are robust in the garden, beautiful, and not so easy to find in nurseries. This year, I'm particularly excited about the fantastic autumn anemone 'Wild Swan' and its delicately lilac-tinged petals. I also love the Mediterranean spurge, whose fresh green makes other colors in the garden shine and adds a slightly exotic touch without being kitschy. Here's an overview of all the new varieties. Anemone x cultorum 'Wild Swan' (autumn anemone): Large white, cup-shaped flowers with a blue-violet reverse – a real eye-catcher, even in partial shade. Salvia greggii 'Dancing Dolls' (Autumn Sage): Delicate, white-pink-purple flowers on dark stems, ideal for sunny beds and containers. Euphorbia characias subsp. wulfenii (Mediterranean Spurge): An elegant eye-catcher from April to June with its greenish-yellow, architecturally shaped flower spikes. Helianthemum x cultorum 'Lawrensons Pink' (Rock Rose): A carpet of purplish-pink flowers above evergreen, silvery foliage, perfect for dry, sunny spots. Salvia microphylla 'Belle de Loire' (Small-leaved Sage): A long-blooming perennial with velvety flowers and aromatic foliage that flowers well into autumn. In the coming days, we will introduce each of these perennials in detail and show you which plants best combine them with. Autumn is the best time to plant perennials; they'll have an incredible head start next year and delight you with countless blooms compared to perennials planted at the beginning of the year. Definitely give it a try! #joradahl #flowersfromthegarden #slowflowers #perenniallove #cutflowergarden

Why my gardening year begins in autumn!! Currently

Why my gardening year begins in autumn! Right now, I'm spending far too much time at my desk instead of enjoying my beautiful autumn garden because I'm busy finishing my second book, which will be published at the end of January next year. A few years ago, I already wrote a book: "Flower Notes" is a kind of calendar with all the important to-dos and lots of tips and tricks for cut flower gardeners. However, the calendar in the book doesn't start in January, but—guess what?—in September! Because that's precisely the month in which my gardening year begins. This time is so crucial for how your garden will look next year! And one of the biggest mistakes I see far too often is that most gardeners don't start until March, but that's much too late! Right now, all the flower bulbs that will bring you a fantastic spring are being planted in the garden! Now, ranunculus and anemones can be planted in the beds along with cool flowers, which will create a spectacular display of blooms in early summer. And now is the perfect time to plant perennials that can grow to a considerable size next year, because they make ideal use of the many cold and damp months to establish their roots. Autumn is the best time to redesign your garden! If you only start in March or April, you're missing out on part of your gardening year, because your garden will look more like a newly created construction site during the best months. If you change the shape of your beds now, plan and plant new garden areas, it can look as if they've always been there next year. That's why my gardening year always starts in autumn! What about you? When does your gardening year begin? #perennials #perennialgarden #gardenlove #gardendesign #planting

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