Suggestion 1: solar plants on several levels
Thanks to the three semicircular sides of the hedge, the planting has gained an attractive appearance. The walls on the slope were made of concrete blocks similar to natural stones.The ends of the middle wall are connected to the lower and upper walls.
The lowest surface is largely covered with pebbles, protecting the wall and window against raindrops. Already in April, the yellow-white flowers of the low late tulip open. The botanical tulip bulbs were planted in small groups on all three tiers.
Soon after the tulips have faded, half-full yellow flowers of the ground cover rose 'Sunny Rose' develop, which will shine under the window with small breaks from the end of May until autumn.Also blooms in yellow from June to September the inclination of 'Zagreb', a short, compact variety with narrow, lanceolate leaves.
Nearby, from July to October, thick umbels of pink Patagonian verbena flowers sway on long, almost leafless shoots. The lush flowers are supplemented with the decorative silver-gray leaves of the dense mugwort 'Lambrook Mist' and small clumps of sheep's fescue 'Eisvogel'.
Plants for a sunny bed
1. Artemisia absinthum wormwood 'Lambrook Mist' Artemisia absinthum, perennial with gray-green pinnate or lanceolate leaves, tiny yellow flowers in summer, 50 cm high, 2 pcs.
2. Ground cover rose 'Sunny Rose', flowers semi-double yellow, repeats flowering IV-VIII, height 40 cm, 5 pcs.
3. Tulipa tarda late tulip, star-shaped yellow-white flowers IV-V, height 10-15 cm, 50 pcs.
4. Sheep fescue 'Eisvogel' Festuca ovina, tuft grass, gray-green leaves, 25-30 cm high, 5 pcs.
5. The whorl of 'Zagreb' Coreopsis verticillata, yellow flowers VI-IX, height 40 cm, 10 pcs.
6. Patagonian verbena Verbena bonariensis, pink flowers July-October, loose habit, height 120-150 cm, 7 pcs.
Suggestion 2: fresh green all year round
In this example, straight lines and angles predominate.The front walls of the three-level cavity are made of narrow granite posts with a square cross-section, which take up little space.
Evergreen or evergreen plants were chosen to cover the resulting areas. This way, the skylight by the window will not look dull and gray even in winter.
In spring and summer, the palette of green shades will be enriched by various colors of flowers.In April and May, the 'Schneeflocke' outfit creates nice white pillows. Trimming faded shoots will reveal evergreen leaves. In May and June, small white flowers with a yellow center develop an evergreen garden oak.
Meet two different ideas for arranging the lawn in front of the house!
A miniature perennial with shiny dark green leaves grows in a carpet,
and in the fall it develops nice feathery seed heads. At the same time, the spurge myrtle blooms.Yellow-green inflorescences with inconspicuous flowers surrounded by larger underflowers develop on the tips of its characteristic cylindrical shoots.
Yucca flaunts from July to August with magnificent panicles of white flowers. In the higher beds, narrow, stiff leaves in dense clumps of blue-green oats 'Saphirsprudel'. Next to it there are two spherical boxwood bushes.
Fresh green all year round
1. Euphorbia myrsinithes, creeping shoots, blue-green leaves, inconspicuous flowers with green-yellow inflorescences V-VI, height 15-20 cm, 6 pcs.
2. Evergreen oat 'Saphirsprudel' Helictotrichon sempervirens, narrow gray-green leaves, blooms IV-VIII, height 60 cm, 3 pcs.
3. Dryas x suendermannii garden oak, white and yellow flowers May-June, height 10 cm, 30 pcs.
4. Garden Yucca Yucca filamentosa, stiff sword-shaped leaves in a clump, flower stem 180-200 cm high, white flowers VII-VIII, 3 pcs.
5. Evergreen boxwood Buxus sempervirens, shaped shrub, ball diameter 40-50 cm, 2 pcs.
6. 'Schneeflocke' Iberis sempervirens dress, dark green glossy leaves, white flowers IV-V, height 20-25 cm, 10 pcs.
