Mixing Shrubs In Border

Separate by several yards flowers whose colors clash or divide them with a mass of blue or white flowers or gray foliage. Ideas for landscaping property lines green or colorful evergreen shrubs.

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Border plants can improve your landscaping in several ways. Even the smallest evergreen shrubs can act as edging and separate your garden bed. Before digging any holes set out the plants in their containers. Because they often have multiple trunks and leafy branches that go all the way to the ground they fill up the background and frame the borders.

The first step in planting a bed or border of mixed shrubs is to prepare. Add a shrub border step 1. In this garden a large annabelle hydrangea anchors a border packed with perennials and annuals. Use the shrub as an accent plant or in a mixed shrub border.

Tall ornamental grasses in borders. Evergreen shrubs unite the trees in your yard into a harmonious landscape. Most hydrangeas bloom from midsummer to fall making them ideal partners for mixed flower borders. Other flowers here include begonia sweet alyssum oxalis phlox sedum lythrum torenia and marigold.

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