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Garden Echinops Heleniums and grass Melianthus Buddleia from the asters. Some have long-lasting seed heads too, so once the flowers have finished they persist as silhouettes, looking sculptural when backlit against grasses in the autumn light. The flowers of Sedum spectabile are a magnet for butterflies and bees at this time of the year. They are a great addition to the front of the border and will provide longlasting colour right through the autumn, as the nectarpacked flowers fade into attractive seed heads in shades of russet and bronze. Sedums are easy to care for and will put up with many situations, but given a choice they’d prefer sunshine and free-draining conditions. Dahlias are in full swing now, and with any luck will provide a sumptuous late summer spectacle until the frosts. They are greedy plants and need rich, well drained compost and plenty of moisture. Dead head them regularly to keep the flowers coming and then, once the frost has cut them back, either lift and store the tender tubers somewhere frostfree for the winter, or heap up with mulch and leave them to take their chances… Fabulous Foliage Don’t fixate on flowers – foliage can often have as much colour as a flower and is a good deal longer lasting, once the flowers are gone. Large leaves and architectural foliage will also bring structure and unity to the border and help set off flowers to good effect. Try the exotic looking Melianthus major, with its glaucous, serrated leaves (it will be cut down by the frosts as it is slightly tender, but perks up again in the spring). Euphorbia ‘Wulfenii’ also has glaucous leaves, but these are evergreen and it has the added advantage of handsome lime green bracts in spring. A useful, if diminutive, group of plants that seem to grow in any situation, including tricky dry shade are the Heucheras. There is a striking, almost black variety called ‘Obsidian’, several cultivars come in opulent maroon shades, but there are lighter colours too, and for a splash of orange, try H. ‘Marmalade.’ Graceful grasses Many of the ornamental grasses will be flowering around now, sending up shimmering golden, silver or russety flower spikes. Some are demure and ‘grassy’, others have dramatic plumes or ‘feathers’ of flowers. There are tall grasses that will do the job of a shrub in the border, bringing instant height and presence, but in a more graceful and airy way than a shrub. Miscanthus zebrinus, or M. ‘Silberfeder’ are good ‘shrub substitute’ grasses. Calamagrostis ‘Karl Foerster’ makes a tall golden pillar and will bring rhythm and punctuation to a scheme, while the low growing evergreen Stipa tenuissima is an airy and irresistibly tactile little grass for the front of the border. Structure from shrubs Shrubs provide height, presence and act as the backbone of the border and there are some great late summer flowering shrubs that have their starring moment right now. Hydrangeas have long-lasting bracts that fade beautifully 125 surrey-homes.co.uk
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