Four cottage garden classics, planted in layers from ground to sky. This collection pairs a bold foliage anchor with three flowering perennials that carry colour from early summer right through to fall.
Plant them in sequence from front to back: Heuchera Northern Exposure Purple holds the front edge with its striking purple-to-silver foliage and early-summer pink flowers, while Achillea Apple Blossom rises to 18-24 in. behind it, delivering soft pink clusters and butterfly activity all summer long. Heliopsis Yellow Spider towers at the back at 36-48 in., its fringed golden blooms bridging summer into fall and drawing pollinators to the border. Phlox Bright Eyes weaves fragrance through the entire display, its mildew-resistant, cotton candy pink flowers scenting the garden from early summer until the first frosts. Together these four perennials fill a bed or border with layered colour, varied texture, and continuous wildlife interest from late spring through autumn.
