Easy plants for flower beds: effortless beauty

Creating low-maintenance flower beds with Proven Winners

Prepare the soil by loosening it and adding organic matter to promote healthy root growth. Plant your flowers at the appropriate depth and spacing, and ensure they receive regular watering without becoming waterlogged. Feed the plants with a balanced fertiliser. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage continuous flowering. With these simple steps, you can enjoy vibrant and abundant flowers in your low-maintenance Proven Winners flower beds.

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Three must-have plants for stunning flower beds

Señorita rosalita

The Cleome Señorita Rosalita boasts vibrant pink flowers and requires minimal upkeep. Its attractiveness to butterflies makes it an excellent choice for any garden.

Vista<sup>®</sup> series

Vista® series

The Vista® Series is a stunning collection of Petunias that showcase an array of vibrant colors and ensure abundant blooming, adding a touch of beauty and charm to any landscape.

Gold medal

Gold Medal is a remarkable variety that boasts dazzling golden flowers, adding a touch of radiance to gardens. Its robust growth and strong fragrance make it a winning choice for both aesthetic appeal and pest deterrent properties.

Ornamental grass

bold beauty in your garden

With its deep purple foliage and impressive height, this low-maintenance grass creates a bold statement. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, tolerating both heat and drought conditions. Whether used as a focal point or in mass plantings, Pennisetum Vertigo brings a captivating presence to outdoor spaces.

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Strong annabelle®

Unleash the power of beauty. This robust and resilient hydrangea variety showcases stunning flowers, bringing a touch of elegance to your garden.

Pink annabelle®

An exceptional variety that captivates garden enthusiasts with its voluminous flower heads and lush foliage. With its easy-to-grow nature and long-lasting flowers, this Proven Winners selection is sure to become a beloved centrepiece.

Fire light

This hydrangea is a real eye-catcher in your garden! It produces many lush and full flowers that turn from white to fiery pink during the summer.

3 plants for your flower bed

Fire light tiny bit®

This plant blooms abundantly in the summer, with flowers transitioning from lime green to creamy white and eventually turning a vibrant pink. The orange-red foliage provides an additional bonus throughout autumn.

Snow princess

A radiant beauty that graces gardens with its pure white flowers. This elegant perennial is known for its long-lasting flowers, compact habit, and excellent disease resistance.

Pinkachu®

Pinkachu brings a cheerful and playful atmosphere to outdoor spaces, enchanting both garden enthusiasts and passers-by. It is a must-have for adding a pop of colour and charm to your garden.

Inspiring ideas for stunning landscapes

Year-round appeal

Year-round appeal

Curate a flower bed that blooms in different seasons, ensuring a continuous display of nature’s wonders throughout the year, from early spring blossoms to autumnal foliage.

Texture and layers

Texture and layers

Infuse your flower bed with a captivating tapestry of textures, combining soft, velvety petals with spiky foliage, and varying plant heights to create an alluring visual composition.

Colourful blooms

Colourful blooms

Enhance your border landscape with a kaleidoscope of colours, ranging from bold hues to delicate tones, and rely on a variety of flower types to add depth to your garden.

When selecting plants for your flower bed, there are a few important considerations to keep in mind. First and foremost, take into account the climate and growing conditions in your area. Choose plants that are well adapted to your region’s weather, soil type, and sunlight exposure. This will increase their chances of thriving in your garden.

Another aspect to consider is the size and growth habit of the plants. Take note of the mature size, height, and spread of each plant to ensure they fit well within your flower bed. This will help you plan the layout and prevent overcrowding or plants overshadowing each other.

In terms of aesthetics, think about the flowering period and colour palette you want to create in your flower bed. Select plants with varying flowering periods to enjoy a sequence of colours throughout the growing season.

If you want to attract wildlife to your garden, select plants that provide food and shelter for bees, butterflies, and birds. Research native plant species that support local wildlife populations and create a more ecologically balanced garden.

Lastly, let your personal preferences guide your choices. Choose plants that align with your taste and the overall aesthetic you want to achieve in your flower bed. Whether you prefer a formal design or a cottage garden style, or have a specific theme in mind, select plants that resonate with your vision.

By considering these factors and planning ahead, you can choose a diverse range of plants that will thrive in your garden and create a beautiful and harmonious flower bed.