Flower Scheme
Plants used
- Fescue (Fastuca glauca);
- Lacewort – Stachys lanata;
- Dyer’s broom – Anthemis tincloria;
- Sand lance – Ekymus arenarus;
- Verbena rigida;
- Cowpea x hybridum – Verbascum x hybridum;
- Verbena buenos Aires – Verbena bonariensis;
- Carina indica “Blue Bird„ Canna indica.
Plants used
- Mild cuff – Alchemilla mollis;
- Euphorbia cyparissias;
- Paeonia hortorum;
- Lupinum polyphyllis; Lupunus polyphyllis;
- A goldenrod hybrid – Solidago x hybrid;
- Geranium blood-red – Ceranium sanquineum;
- Hemerocallis Fulva – brownish-yellow lily of the valley.
Plants to be used
- Annual sunflower – Helianthus annuus;
- Echinacea purpurea;
- Laucenthemum maximum;
- Velvetveteen deviated – Tagetes patula;
- Perennial daisy – Bellis perennis.
Plants to be used
- Common Corn – Zea mays;
- Delphinium cultured – Delphinium x cultorum;
- Annual sunflower – Helianthus annuus Hello”;
- Phlox paniculata;
- Kochia scoparia;
- Coreopsis dyed – Coreopsis tinctoria;
- Mullein sage – Salvia vcrticillata;
- Achillea filipendulina “Coronation Gold”;
- Petunia hybrida “Abendsonne”;
- Ixitx’lia lenuior;
- Molucella smooth – Molucella laevis;
- Phlox drummondii;
- Allium giqanteum – Allium giqanteum;
- Anchusa capensis “Blue Bird”.
Flowerbed designed for sunny spots. The corn stalks and sunflowers of sunflowers give it a special charm. This flower bed is most decorative in midsummer, when flowering of its components is the most intensive.
This flower bed will decorate your garden from midsummer to fall. Thanks to the tiered structure achieved by the selection of plants of different height, it would look very nice along a fence or a wall.
Plants to use
- Lilac hybrid – Hemerocallis x hybrida “Pink Damask”;
- Campanula persicifolia; Campanula persicifolia;
- The Carpathian bellflower – Campanula sagratisa “Alba”;
- Astilbe thunbergii;
- Dioecious Wolverine – Aruncus dioicus;
- Iris dwarf – Iris pumila;
- Astilbc x arendsii.
What types of flowers do you recommend for well-lit and sunny areas?
Can you recommend flower arrangements that thrive in well-lit and sunny places? I’m looking to add some colorful blooms to my bright space but I want to make sure they can handle the direct sunlight. Any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated!