Flower beds

Flower beds are plots of land where various types of flowers are grown. Flower beds can be diverse and original, depending on the choice of plants and their location. Let;’s look at different types of flower beds and give examples.

1. The Rose Garden. A rose garden is a flower garden in which only roses are grown. Rose gardens can be diverse: from miniature varieties to large bush roses. An example of a rose garden can be a flower garden with colourful roses of different varieties, creating a beautiful colour scheme.
2. Alpine slide. An Alpine slide is a flower garden where alpine plants such as mountain and meadow flowers are grown. An example of an alpine slide can be a flower garden with mountain and meadow plants such as carnation, iris, geum, etc.
3. Bouquet flower garden. A bouquet flower garden is where plants are grown for cutting bouquets. An example of a bouquet flower garden can be a garden with lavender, chamomile, astilba, eustoma and other plants that are ideal for creating beautiful bouquets.
4. Rockery. A rockery is a flower garden in which plants adapted to harsh conditions, such as rocky soil and lack of moisture, are grown. An example of a rockery is a flower garden with succulents, cacti, agaves and other plants that tolerate drought well.

Flower beds can be diverse and original, depending on the choice of plants and their location. When choosing the type of flower garden for your site, you should take into account the climatic conditions and soil characteristics so that the plants can develop well and delight the eye with their colours.