How to arrange flowers in your garden?
Most flower gardens are tiered, with the tallest plants in the back and the shortest ones up front. Also, try this out: plant annuals in the front so they’re easier to remove and replace each new growing season. Variety is your friend! Mix annuals with perennials and greenery with color. Perhaps the most popular perennial flower out there is the rose, which comes in a variety of sizes (including climbing and miniature varieties) and colors to suit pretty much any garden color scheme or style, Wright says. Roses do best in full sun, and well-drained soil to thrive in your garden.
What is a lazy flower?
Aphanostephus species are known generally as Lazy Daisies, also Doze Daisies, apparently because they make little effort to rise far above the ground. Our species is APHANOSTEPHUS RIDDELLII, the only perennial in the genus, ascertained by digging up a plant and seeing and feeling the hard, woody taproot. A petite daisy growing to 2 feet in well-drained or sandy soil. The flowers don’t open until midday — hence the common name. As a white daisy, lazy daisy is easily mistaken for ox-eye daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare) — an invasive Eurasian weed accidentally introduced to the U. S.