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Garden A garden for all seasons Follow Jo Arnell’s spring tips for a gorgeous garden all year round This is what we’d all like, isn’t it? A good looking, interesting garden all year round. It is frustrating to look out at gaps or endless greenery. We want plants that will cheer us through the winter gloom, provide hope in the early spring, a burst of colour – or some cool shade, in the summer and a glorious glide through the autumn to brighten the darkening days. Impossible! It does sound like a tall order, I know, but it can be achieved; by choosing some good plants that do their job well, and a few that will (like many of us), just keep cheerfully trudging along all through the seasons. All year interest is not the same as a low maintenance border, which is mainly evergreen, unvaried and unchanging, and sometimes a bit municipal looking. The difference is in the word ‘interest’. For borders to be interesting they need to change with the seasons: vary their leaf colour, come into flower, make seed-heads, berries, or have interesting bark. The evergreens still have an important place here, either in their own right, or as a foil for the performing plants – and to provide a framework for the border as a whole. It also calls for a little bit of forward planning and allowing enough space for plants to come and go through the seasons. Successional Planting Making sure that your plants perform in succession, so that there’s always something of interest at any given time, is easier said than done, but we can aim high. With a little luck – and some amenable plants, it is possible to have something of interest in the borders every month. It helps if you have good, wide beds so that three layers of plants can be squeezed in, that way there’s always something about to take over – the plant equivalent of one on, one off and one in the wash. There isn’t always room for this ideal scenario however, so this is where things like bulbs and annuals can come in, as they provide a burst of colour without taking up permanent space in the border. The other important issue is sometimes harder to be disciplined about (not that I speak from experience, you understand). That is: resisting the temptation to buy plants on impulse – then making sure that they will do a good job for us and not get lost in the garden, look underwhelming, swamp or be swamped by other plants. An understanding of your site and soil (and therefore which plants will grow well) will be vital, but making a proper list might help prevent the ‘sweet shop’ feeling when you go to the garden centre – there is a lot of choice; and plants, like sweets, can be hard to resist. Steel yourself. Winter Structure from evergreens and skeletons. Winter and early spring can be difficult, bleak times and we need trusted friends, glimmers of hope and the comfort of reliable stalwarts to get us through it. We’re stuck inside more – and perhaps staring out at the garden, so plant for outlines and a good overall structure. This will hold the borders together and stop the garden looking empty – frosted effects can look 113 wealdentimes.co.uk
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