| Hello, our front yard faces east and gets a bit of morning sun then shade or indirect light the rest of the day. I would love to have perennials blooming from spring to fall but especially summer. I would like it to be very colorful with taller ones in the back graduating down toward the front. I have looked all over to try to figure out what perennials to choose can you advise? |
| There are literally hundreds of perennials you can plant in the area and with some careful planning you can have a profusion of bloom from spring through fall. Colorado State University has two publications I think will be helpful as you're planning your garden. The first is on the following website: http://www.ext.colostate.edu/p... The second is linked within the first publication but here's the website if you'd like to go there first: http://www.ext.colostate.edu/p... I know you'll design the perfect garden! Enjoy! |
