These plants add color to gardens and pots when summer flowers fade
The article discusses the transition of gardens from summer to fall, emphasizing the need to replace fading summer annuals with plants that will thrive in the cooler months. It suggests using pansies for their bright, smiling faces and ability to return in spring, as well as bordering garden beds with Sedum Autumn Joy, a perennial that changes color with the seasons.
Additionally, the article recommends planting garden chrysanthemums at the front of beds to provide fall flair, as they will obscure fading plants and return year after year with minimal maintenance.
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