The first three plants go to the back of the border, or in the middle if it's a two sided bed. The single plant is a specimen in front of that, and the others are arranged, by height in front of that. If it's a two sided bed you only need to buy the 13 plants remaining , after you re-use the first three plants that formed the back of the border.
A)
Karl Foerster Calamagrostis x3
Pervoskia x1
Coreopsis yellow x3 (Moonbeam)
Nepeta x3
Salvia x3 (May Night)
B)
Anemone japonica x3

Lupine (Russel Series) x1

Echinacea x3 (lots of exciting new varieties)

Iris x3 (bearded)

Shasta Daisy x3
Sedum Autumn Joy x3 (may be browsed)
Crocosmia Lucifer x3

Calla x1

Aconitum x3 (Monkshood)
Peony x3

Lavender x3
Yarrow ptarmica x3 (one of my new favorite plants)
Aruncnus dioicus x3
Monarda x1
Agapanthus x3
Gaillardia x3
Wallflower (lots to choose from I like Winter Orchid)

Lupine (Russel Series) x1

Echinacea x3 (lots of exciting new varieties)

Iris x3 (bearded)

Shasta Daisy x3

Sedum Autumn Joy x3 (may be browsed)
Crocosmia Lucifer x3

Calla x1

Aconitum x3 (Monkshood)
Peony x3
Lavender x3
Yarrow ptarmica x3 (one of my new favorite plants)Aruncnus dioicus x3
Monarda x1
Agapanthus x3
Gaillardia x3
E)
Joe Pye weed x3
Euphorbia wulfeii x1
Aster x3

Bergenia x3

Veronica gentenoides x3

Dianthus (Firewitch) x3

F)
Foxgloves x3
Oriental Poppy x1

Echinops x3

Liatris x3

Sisyrinchium x3

Stachys x3






1 comment:
Nice selection of plants, thank you. Looks like there would be some foliage still remaining for winter.
I was wondering if the Erysium 'Winter Orchid' is as robust as 'Bowles' Mauve'ie., is it as hardy, large and clump forming?
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