We choose perennial flowers for summer cottages, which will bloom all summer

The garden area, in which only some beds, shrubs and fruit trees, dacha in the full sense of the word is difficult to name. After all, by definition( though not in fact), the garden plot is a place for rest. After all, not every one of us has the opportunity to spend the summer near the sea or in nature, having gone far away( and for a long time) from the city bustle, to the "backwoods".

Therefore, to imagine a villa without flowers is difficult. Any hostess to their cultivation and maintenance pays as much attention as seedlings or escaped shoots. But what is more expedient to choose, what kinds of perennial flowers to plant, it is desirable that the blossom all summer?

This question not only worries those who have recently started working on "their land", but also experienced gardeners. There are so many plants that we simply do not know about many, although they may be perfect for our site. As analysis of reviews on various thematic sites shows, many summer residents give preference to "perennials".

What is their advantage:

care is not as complex as for annual flowers, and every year you do not have to spend time preparing soil and planting;
perennial flowers, with their proper selection( combination), will ensure a continuous flowering of the garden throughout the entire summer season.

But if you liked any flower you saw( neighbors have enough options on the photo), this does not mean that you can plant it on your site. By the way, read about lawn grass, which is practically not necessary to cut.

What to take into account

Features of the soil( the chemical composition of the soil, its structure).
Illumination of the place designated for landing.
Requirements for watering. After all, someone lives at the dacha all season, and someone happens to be just arrivals, on weekends.
Combination. In this respect, plants behave like people. But if we can not contact a person who does not like us, then for flowers the "unpleasant" neighborhood is fraught with slowing down of growth, poor flowering or even death.
Shape and dimensions. All "summer" flowers are divided into high, medium and low. If this is not taken into account, it can turn out that only 1 - 2 flowers will be visible, which will cover all the others.
The most unpretentious are bulbous plant species( for example, hyacinth, tulip).Such flowers well tolerate our winter.

The final choice, of course, for the hostess, so no specific advice here will not help. After all, what she likes is planted, since the man does not care about this question. They( peasants), as a rule( no offense to them said), still agree to take care of what can then be eaten, but they do not care about the flowers. Such practicality.

All "perennials" are conventionally classified depending on when they start the flowering period. You can group it as follows:

bud budding in early spring, and blossom all summer( for example, very common in cottages delphinium);
formation of the kidneys somewhat later( mid-late May), and flowering is similar( phlox, solidago);
bloom in the spring, as the buds form during the summer or autumn of last year( iris, peony, daffodil or tulip).

Given the climatic features of our country, as an example, bring the most common flowers that occur in most dachas. How to prepare them for planting, how to produce them, what care must be provided is a separate topic.