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erie, pa

Question by Jlholsinger
May 4, 2007

I would like to put some kind of flower edge all around my flower garden but I want it to be a perennial and it needs to be low. Which plants would be the best for this and look the best for folage and flowers? thanks jen

Answer from NGA
May 4, 2007

0	This is a matter of personal taste as well as how short you truly need. Here are a few suggestions of low growers that might make nice edgers, but keep in mind they tend to spread over time so will not stay in a tidy line the way annuals can be used: candytuft, dianthus, smaller cranesbills, heuchera, creeping thyme, low growing sedums, creeping phlox, aurinia, sempervivum, and possibly some of the smallest iris and daylily cultivars. I hope this gives you some ideas.

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