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When should I plant this perennial garden, the flowers that I will be planting are Salvia, Perennial Phlox, Adam’s needle, Giant desert candle, Sweet Wiliam, Lady’s Mantle, Corepopsis, Boxwood, Crocosmia, Scabious, Prarie Mallow, Delpinium, Tree Mallow (Lavatera) and Penstemon. When would be the best time to plant them, so they all bloom the best next year? Thanks. Ps. this garden is about 15 feet by 9 feet, and full of these flowers. About how much should this cost in Canadian?

well I help do some spring cleaning and stuff.

I have a white flowering glad and it is 2 months old it is in sunny area and temp here is around 25 degree celcius. I have seen some black spots on the leaves and tip of leaves is getting yellowish is it due to fungus coz my soil is not that well drained.

what do i do now is there any easy solution.

Do all bulbs come back year after year? I am looking at a book of flowers and most of them are bulbs. Some of the different flowers are Hardy Gladiolus, Ixia, Lilys, Ranunculus, Dahliias, Jalapa, Bleeding Hearts (which are not bulbs) and Freesia. Do all those flowers come back year after year? I think they do but not to sure.

hmmmm ….. Wish I could spend a lot more, but decided to plant on one side all blue gladiolus (around 30 I guess), in the middle a jiant spread of huge zinnia’s/color variety, then on the right side a slew of fushia w/white lillies (so expensive but very gorgeous flower indeed!) The background will be the biggest/tallest/largest sunflower possible/plant those every year. Aren’t sunflowers charming? and inexpenive
any idea’s for a nice border? some type of greenery that’s highly attractive, grows well in full sun?
What’s your gardening plans this season? )

Specifically what numbers might be associated with Gladiolus, narcissus pseudonarcissus, or delphinium ajacis.

My wife is due with our first child on May 11th (Mothers Day!!!) We have a nice garden every year . . . but this year we want to plant things to make our own organic Baby food. Looking for ideas from people who have done it.

I am planning an edible garden. I already know what fruit I am planting, as well as the obvious others (carrots, tomatoes, etc).
I mostly need help with thinking of other herbs and vegetables that will be versatile, save money, and contribute to mostly-vegetarian meals.
I live in a zone 5 area and there’s plenty of space for growing. I’m willing to put in time and effort for the plants that are worth it.

The flowers are pretty dead now. Do I have to let them alone so the seeds will fall, or can I cut them back so the bed looks nicer?

Like any parks, shopping centers , or place to having fun and relax?? …….(not club or anything like that ) ^_^ thank you