Free Landscape Garden Designs Using Perennial Plants
When it comes to creating a garden design, the most difficult thing is often the starting point. The small garden designs below were designed using one specific variety of perennial plant and then selecting companion plants that work nicely with and around it. Many more perennial garden designs are coming and will be published for your use "as is" or to modify to fit your unique garden space.
IMPORTANT: Always be sure to check USDA Plant Hardiness Zones for each plant to make sure it will grow in your zone. If a plant will not grow in your zone ask your local nursery and garden center professional to recommend a comparable plant.
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'Sweet Tea' Foamy Bells - Heuchera
Colorful Heucherella are nothing new, but the play of oranges and browns on the leaves of 'Sweet Tea' introduces an entirely new palette to the family. And the leaf colors just become darker and more vibrant in summer heat and humidity! With Heuchera villosa in its parentage, 'Sweet Tea' stands up effortlessly even to the punishing summers of the southeast, keeping its densely layered, mounded form and improving its already brilliant hues.
USDA Hardiness Zones: 4a-9b / Sun Exposure: Part Shade to Shade
