Perennials

Short description at the top of the page:

Perennials are perennial ornamental plants that delight with a variety of shapes, colors and scents every year. Perfect for creating durable and effective compositions in the garden.

Long description at the bottom of the page:

Perennials are perennial plants that produce above-ground parts (e.g. leaves, shoots, flowers) every year, while their roots remain in the soil. Unlike annual and biennial plants, perennials live for many years, which makes them extremely valuable in garden design. 

Characteristics:

• Variety of species: Perennials include a wide variety of plants with varying requirements, shapes, and colors, so they can be adapted to almost any style of garden.

• Flowering period: Depending on the species, perennials bloom at different times of the year, which allows you to create beds that bloom from early spring to late autumn.

• Permanence: Thanks to their ability to grow back every year, perennials are a permanent part of the garden, requiring less care than annual plants.

Cultivation requirements:

• Position: Depending on the species, perennials may prefer sunny, semi-shaded or shady positions.

• Soil: Most perennials grow well in fertile, well-drained, and moderately moist soils, though there are species that can tolerate a variety of soil conditions.

• Care: Regular watering, fertilizing and removal of faded inflorescences promotes healthy growth and abundant flowering.

Garden Use:

Perennials are irreplaceable in creating flower beds, borders, rockeries or naturalistic gardens. Thanks to the variety of forms and colors, they allow you to compose harmonious and visually attractive arrangements that please the eye for many seasons.