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native plant border designs

native plant border designs
  1. What plants are good for edging?
  2. How do you plan a native garden?
  3. How do you arrange plants in a border?
  4. What should I plant at the front of a border?

What plants are good for edging?

14 Perfect Plants That Make For Captivating Walkway Borders

How do you plan a native garden?

Consider these fundamentals as you design your native plant garden:

  1. Match plants to your site. Look at your landscape. ...
  2. Design for succession of bloom. ...
  3. Group similar plants together. ...
  4. Keep your plants in scale. ...
  5. Define the space. ...
  6. Control Perennial Weeds.

How do you arrange plants in a border?

Add layers for extra interest

The easiest and most visually effective way to arrange plants is in layers, with borders backed by walls or fences, tall shrubs, tree borders, bamboo and lofty grasses first. Place roses, smaller shrubs, mid-sized perennials and ornamental grasses in the middle.

What should I plant at the front of a border?

Plants for the front of a border

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