If no flowers bloom all year round,?
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Go to BHG.com they have plans and lists of plants to help you. Encore azaleas make a good show in the spring and then again in the fall and they stay ever green all year. Plant some bulbs in front of them for a show in the spring. Tuplis, crocus and daffolis look great they multiply and come back every year. Good luck it should look great.
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if u look up some flows with the sesen in ther name and forgt me not is good when groun in could whert and ther r some all year flows like all sesen flowers
There are gardening websites that have the season packages. You could look these up and see what flowers they recommend and then go and purchase them yourself. They also show how to lay them out. Two sites to look up are gardengate.com, they also have a great magazine that is just garden layouts, waysidegarden.con, and directgardening .com.
Roses will bloom three times a year, spring winter and fall.
If you want annuals you can get bulbs and plant them mixed up, they will then bloom as thier time comes, depending on which types you plant.
For example, Tulips anddaffodils will bloom in early spring, Irises in mid spring, black eyed susans during the summer along with lillies.
Mix them all up and you will egt flowers in your garden throughout the growing season