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Garden plants add a lot of atmosphere and color to your garden. They come in many varieties, and it's important to find the right mix. Many perennials die back above ground in winter and only emerge again in spring. But there are also plants that stay green all winter! So choose a combination of perennials, evergreens, and flowering or annual garden plants to keep your garden green all year round.

Perennials

Perennials are the foundation of your garden. Many varieties lose their leaves in the fall, but don't worry. They'll return in spring!

Shrubs or bushes

Shrubs, also known as bushes, make your garden look full! They generally require little maintenance and attract plenty of birds and insects to your garden. Also consider attractive climbing plants or fruit plants, such as berries from your own garden!

Ground Covers

Ground covers are perennial, low-growing plants that creep over the ground, effectively covering it. They also help control weeds and prevent the soil from drying out.

Flowering perennials

With flowering garden plants, you can create a sea of ​​color in your garden! Their blooming period can vary from a few weeks to three months and generally occurs during the summer. There are also plants that bloom in winter, giving your garden color all year round! Popular flowering plants include geraniums, roses, and lavender.

Annual plants

Annual garden plants bloom throughout the season. This generally lasts from spring to fall. You'll have a blooming garden all summer long, and watering is all you need! Popular annuals include pansies, petunias, and marigolds.

Mediterranean plants

Mediterranean plants are great for your patio. These plants are becoming increasingly popular because they give your patio or balcony a Mediterranean feel! Think of attractive citrus plants or an olive tree, for example. Just be sure to bring them inside during frosty nights!

When should you buy or move garden plants?

Perennials, such as shrubs, groundcovers, and small trees, are best planted or moved during their dormant period. This is in the fall or at least before spring arrives. This provides the roots with optimal conditions to grow and acclimate to their new location. Therefore, provide extra water after planting or moving. It's best not to move plants during frosty weather. Annual garden plants can be planted throughout the season, in spring and summer.

Where can you buy garden plants?

Most garden plants are sold through garden centers. This isn't usually the best option for buying cheap plants, but you can see exactly what you're buying. Sometimes you can also go directly to the grower. This is often a more affordable option, especially if you're starting a new garden and need a lot of plants. These days, ordering plants online is also incredibly easy! Our plants come directly from the grower and are delivered straight to your home, so they're extra fresh!

Which garden plants are poisonous to cats?

Some garden plants can be harmful to your cat's health, or even dangerous. It's difficult to protect your cat from everything outdoors if they're also roaming freely in the area. You can reduce the risk by not planting plants that are poisonous to cats and by not leaving pruning waste, roots, or bulbs where cats can get to them. Therefore, pay close attention to which plants are poisonous. For the full list of plants poisonous to cats, see our informative blog.