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Planting and start
Perennials can be planted most of the year, as long as the soil is not frozen or extremely dry. Loosen the soil well and provide enough space so that the roots can develop well. Water generously after planting for a good start.
Stand and soil
The right location is crucial for growth and flowering.
- Sun-loving perennials grow best in a sunny spot
- Shade and semi-shade plants are suitable for sheltered parts of the garden
- Well-drained, nutrient-rich soil promotes healthy growth
Care during the year
- Water regularly, especially in dry periods and on young plants
- Mulch helps keep soil moist and reduce weeds
- In spring, fertilisation supports vigorous growth and flowering
Care and maintenance
Many perennials die off above ground in winter and sprout again in spring.
- Remove dead parts in early spring
- Dividing perennials once every few years keeps them vital and flowering
- Maintenance is simple and geared to long-term garden enjoyment
With the right care, perennials create a long-lasting, vibrant garden that you will enjoy for years to come.