Contextes de border pour le sens abstrait
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one season, perennials may go dormant and then grow and flower again. A
border made up of perennials, then, will not need to be replanted each
season. Plant borders around a vegetable garden, along the edge of your
property, or along a sidewalk or driveway.
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southern regions. Their height and brilliant purple color make them
excellent perennials for borders, and can be combined with other
smaller flowers for visual interest.
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shaped. Rosemary plants may grow as tall as 3 to 5 feet, making them
excellent perennials for lawn borders. You can trim and shape rosemary
plants to resemble a hedge, or create topiaries for visual interest.
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winter; the mosquito grass displays a warm and earthy tan color, while
the Hachita blue grama brings a bluish-green color to the border. Both
of these grasses are drought tolerant, and do well in the southwest
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in warmer climates throughout the year. The leaves have a small white
edging that brings visual interest to the border. A low-growing grass,
it pairs well with taller plants, complementing flowers with brilliant
blooms. Ornamental grasses can be invasive; they spread quickly and may
overgrow the border. The Gold Band pampas grass, however, has a
well-defined vertical growth pattern of up to 6 feet, and the newer
cultivars do not set seed, making this grass an excellent choice for
lawn and garden borders.
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Keywords: perennial borders, perennial plants used for borders,
ornamental grasses