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Create an outstanding perennial border - how to choose and combine plants

Tips on choosing and combining perennial plants for your garden from top gardeners Steve Edney and Lou Dowle of the No Name Nursery. Don't miss their argument at 14:50 on whether the persicaria should stay or go - I learned so much from it! Expert tips on choosing and placing garden plants for herbaceous borders. And how to add drama to your flower border. To contact the No Name Nursery (website coming later) email [email protected] or [email protected] Follow Steven Edney on Instagram   / steven.edney4   and Twitter:   / stevenedney4   Follow Louise Dowle on Twitter:   / loudowle   00:00 Welcome 01:00 Growing dahlias - everything you need to know:    • Growing dahlias - everything you need...   01:04 The dahlia on the left is 'Lovely Eyes Loulou'. Verbena bonariensis in the background 02:06 The grass in the background is Pennisetum. Centre: unknown echinacea seedling. Front: Eryngium agavefolium 02:16 Dahlia on left is 'Wishes & Dreams'. Centre edge of bed: Allium senescens 'Lisa Blue' 02:29 Echinacea and persicaria 02:48 Dahlia 'Lovely Eyes Loulou' 03:09 Think about the proportions of your perennial border, not just the size 03:40 Purple plant on left is Verbena officinalis 'Bampton' 04:16 Give your border a smart edge 04:40 How to choose plants 04:59 Plants clockwise from bottom left: Eryngium yuccifolium, Stipa 'Kleinfontain', Hylotelephium (formerly known as sedum) Matrona, with Verbena officinalis 'Bampton' on right 05:05 Start with your soil and climate - not just your gardening 'zone' 05:49 Eryngium yuccifolium 07:04 Potentilla 'Miss Wilmott' 07:27 Choose long flowering plants for the front edges 08:01 The big grass is Stipa giganteum 'Kleinfontain' 08:16 Hylotelephium (formerly known as sedum) 'Matrona' 08:54 Geranium 'Dilys' 09:05 Fill borders with plants to avoid bare earth - that helps keep weeds down 09:33 Edit your borders during the season, cutting back plants that are getting too dominant 10:26 When you buy plants think about what season they flower, how long they flower, their attraction to wildlife and winter interest as well as suitable for soil and climate 10:38 Verbena officinalis 'Bampton' 11:08 Contrast low rounded plants with upright shapes 11:42 Seedheads of Eryngium agavefolium 11:58 Use plants of different heights to create drama in your perennial border 12:26 Don't focus solely on flower colour, but on every aspect of the plant especially its foliage 13:15 Rule of thirds - plants look good around a third bigger than the plant near it 13:24 But grasses can be much bigger because they're transparent 13:50 Rule of thirds - don't plant more than one third of your plants as grasses in a border 14:50 Plants don't work well in a monoculture, fill a border with many different types 14:22 Plant shrubs, roses and long-lived evergreen perennials in the border first, then weave the annuals and short-lived perennials through them 14:34 How two expert gardeners disagree on a plant - I learned lots about placing plants from this! 14:50 Persicaria 'Indian Summer' 18:11 If a plant doesn't look right, it may look better with different plants next to it 18:38 Most perennials don't reach their full height and flowering potential until their third year 18:58 Ricinus 'New Zealand Purple' For garden ideas, gardening advice, garden design and landscaping ideas for your garden or backyard, subscribe to the Middlesized Garden YouTube channel here:    / themiddlesizedgardencouk   Whether you love English garden style, cottage gardens or contemporary urban gardening, The Middlesized Garden has gardening advice and garden ideas for you. Weekly videos cover gardening advice and garden design - from small space gardens to middle-sized garden landscaping - plus garden tours and tips for container gardening. The Middlesized Garden practices sustainability, wildlife gardening and no till methods. If your garden backyard is smaller than an acre, join us and enjoy your garden even more! The Middlesized Garden Complete Guide to Garden Privacy is available in Kindle or paperback in 13 countries (in English only). If you'd like your garden to feel more private, click here for availability in your country: https://www.themiddlesizedgarden.co.u... #gardening #gardendesign #backyardgarden For small and middlesized backyards and gardens.... See The Middlesized Garden blog: http://www.themiddlesizedgarden.co.uk/ For Amazon storefront see: https://www.amazon.com/shop/themiddle... Note: links to Amazon are affiliate which means I get a small fee for qualifying purchases. It doesn't affect the price you pay and I only recommend things I use myself or really think you'd like! More garden ideas on Pinterest:https://www.pinterest.co.uk/midsizega... Twitter:   / midsizegarden   Facebook:   / themiddlesizedgarden