Midsummer. Perennials are attracting attention everywhere - blooming
Rudbeckia, Echinacea, Gaura, and many, many others.
Ornamental grasses will soon enter the plant scene.
But, as usual, we remind you that beautiful, colorful perennials and grasses look even
more stunning with a distinct background. Dried, brown perennial flowers will look great in winter against the background of yellow conifers, such as
Thuja occ. 'Sunny Smaragd'®, Thuja occ. 'Mirjam'® or Juniperus varieties.
Ornamental grasses with silver inflorescences make an even greater impression against the contrasting, dark background of green
Taxus or Thuja occ. 'King of Brabant'®, Thuja occ. 'Smaragd'... Dwarf varieties of thuja will work great on heathlands, where they will "boost" the color of
Erica (we have them available in three colors - red, pink, and white) and perennials with contrasting leaves or flowers. Conifers on the terrace or patio will provide year-round greenery and privacy. Complemented with other plants, they will turn any space into a paradise.
Recently, on a sunny, hot day I was in a coniferous, pine forest. And although I love mixed and deciduous forests, the smell of pine trees and the air filled with health-giving phytoncides gave me unforgettable feelings. Give your customers access to similar experiences, check the attached list of available conifers, and send your order as soon as possible.
The choice is still large, and from experience, we know that
conifers disappear from our offer the fastest, so don't waste time.
We are happy to remind you that the perennials and ornamental grasses mentioned in this newsletter are also available (starting in
row 1242 of the
attached file).
Any questions? Feel free to write.
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