If you want to create a perennial bed the first thing to do is to work out where, and what type of soil you have. The soil in my garden is pretty rubbish for growing anything other than grass.

For the past few months I’ve been thinking of creating a large perennial patch for flowers and plants that will come back every year and so shouldn’t need replaced. I picked a sunny spot for ...

The little-known truth is that many perennials also can be started from seed … and you’ll save even more since gallon-sized perennials easily sell for $15 to $20 or more commercially.

1. Choose the Right Flowers for Your Climate Before you begin, it’s essential to choose perennial flower species that are suited to your climate and soil. Some popular options include: Lavender – ...

Creating flower beds around trees adds a burst of colour and beauty to your garden while enhancing the natural beauty of the tree itself. It’s a great way to turn a simple tree into a focal point of ...