Blooms are the adornment of our gardens, pleasing us with their richness of colours and shapes. Some species of perennials are fragrant, they are attractive to butterflies and other insects. All flower lovers care about the decorative effect of perennials and that they bloom as long as possible. If you want to enjoy the blooming garden as long as possible, you should plant long-blooming perennials. In our offer, you can find plants that bloom for a very long time, but none of them will be blooming throughout the entire season. So, what is the solution? 

Long-blooming perennials

Daylilies! Most of them start blooming at the beginning of the summer holidays. The blooming period spans about 3-4 weeks. But watch out! Some cultivars will re-bloom in the second half of the season after a short rest. And, so, one cultivar can bloom for 2 months.

Sage. They bloom in the second half of the season. Their flowers bloom gradually so the colour effect stays for a long time.

Lavender. Lavender blooms in the summer and that for almost 2 months.

Perennials with decorative leaves

These perennials create the same effect in the garden like the flowers. Their coloured leaves create a beautiful effect from spring to autumn. They are decorative throughout the season. Get yourself a yellow, red, cream or white coloured perennial and your garden will shine with beautiful colours throughout the season. Suitable perennials are hostas, heucheras or coleuses, which stay in the garden only one season. 

Annuals bloom all season

Most annuals are ideal for planting in a perennial flowerbed. You have to sow them each year, but they will create an effect that you will never achieve with perennials. They bloom from spring to autumn. Mexican marigolds (Tagetes spp.), dahlias, sage, petunias, muscats or coleuses, and others… 

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