Four Outdoor Plants for Perennial Look

We know how you feel when all your tender, outdoor garden plants start withering with the approaching winter. More than the indoor shrubs, it is true for the outdoor potted plants. Having a beautiful garden perennially, thus, seems to be an impossible concept. However, irrespective of the growing conditions, here are list of top five selections for year-round perennials you can grow in the commercial planters.

 

• Hosta Plants

Hosta is a genre which is incredibly durable and also includes a variety of flowers. You can practically forget about them after planting hostas.  Although some of its variations require plenty of shade, most of them can tolerate strong sunlight. Generally, for hostas, lighter the foliage needs brighter sun.

If you are planting them in commercial or corporate locations, be careful about the landscape. Even though hostas have a relatively low risk for plant disease, it is better to care for a little maintenance at least weekly.

• Begonias

Plant breeders find begonias and its varieties as an excellent choice for indoor foliage plants. Splendid colors, textures and pattern make Rex Begonias one of the prettiest options for houseplants.  The plants prefer high humidity which is why you can use pebble trays to grow them. Partial or dappled sun is their perfect condition for them and you must allow to dry out the stems between the watering. The common varieties found are pink, green, red, purple, silver, or brown foliage.

• Daylily

If you are using big commercial planters, Daylilies is a great option. Also, for this, you don’t have to be worried about people picking your flowers as they live only one day before wilting away. Petals grow all year long when they are regularly watered. Gardeners and horticulturalists have preferred daylily for long, thanks to its magnificent beauty, and year-all ability to flourish along with low-maintenance qualities. Initially after plantation, the daylily requires plenty of water but thereafter doesn’t need much of it. Make sure that the soil dries out between watering, that is, there should be proper drainage in the area.

• Geraniums (Pelargonium)

Gardeners love to overwinter geranium plants until they grow dormant after spring. When they are grown along the south-facing region, you can have repeat blooms all through the winter. Geraniums are one of the top choices for outdoors pots as their roots will remain undisturbed irrespective of their growth. Before the frost, trim the plants a little and get it ready for another season. For growing them in full structure, the plant will need complete exposure to sun. proper drainage for the soil is needed to avoid them from wilting away. The most of the varieties include red, pink and white flowers.

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