What are the best flowers for the white garden?
White garden or moonlight garden has different types of white flowers and plants with silver or white leaves. The time of the day when flowers are open, their color and smell are important factors that need to be considered when planting a white garden. The best white garden flowers include Annabelle Hydrangea, Lily from the Valley, Lace of Queen Anna and Bílá lilaříky. The flowers of the bearded iris and evening petroleum plants open at dusk and are also natural for the night garden.
Annabelle Hydrangea, Hydrangea Arborescens 'Annabelle,' produces large white clusters of flowers from mid -summer to the middle fall. It can grow to 4-6 feet (1.2-1.8 meters) high. This white garden flower prefers the sun on a partial shadow, along with a continuously damp, well -drained soil. It can be planted at the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Resistant Zones 3-9.Nted Groundcover, which can be used in the White Garden. It can grow up to 1 track tall and can expand several feet across. LilyFrom the plant valleys, they are best made in shady areas with moist, well -drained soil. May survive in the hardness zones USDA 2-7.
Králka lace Queen Anna, or Daucus Carota, is a charming, easy -to -grow plant that produces clusters of white lace flowers from summer or early autumn. It usually grows to a height of 24-48 inches (60-90 centimeters). This two-year-old prefers full sunlight, well-drained soil and the hardness zones of USDA 3-8. In some areas, Queen Anna's lace is considered an invasive species.
White lilacs, Injectable vulgaris are extremely fragrant shrubs that grow to 6-8 feet (1.8-2.4 meters) high. From the middle of the lane to the beginning of summer, the clusters of sweet smell of white flowers produce that attract bees, birds and butterflies to the white garden. Thelilac plant tolerates full sun and moist, well -drained soil. Lilacs are suitable pRO zones USDA HARNESNESS 4-8.
white bearded iris can be found in dwarves, standard and high varieties. Flowers are very fragrant. Iris flowers open at dusk and close again at dawn. The dwarf varieties can be 6-18 inches (15-45 centimeters). High varieties can reach 24-48 inches (60-120 centimeters). The white iris prefers growth in full sunlight, well-drained soil and USDA 3-9 hardness zones.
Evening primrose, Oenothera Speciosa is another fragrant, night flowering flower for the white garden. This perennial reaches a height of 18-24 inches (45-60 centimeters) and produces white or almost white flowers in mid-summer. It grows best when planted in full sun, gets regular watering and is located in the hardness zones of USDA 5-8. Gardeners who want to attract bees, butterflies and birds to their gardens will not be disappointed in the evening primate. This plant is considered to be invasive species in some areasBo harmful weeds.