Planting at Different Levels

RE: Planting at Different Levels Post by ariess01 (1) | (05/07/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact I have just gotten divorced and I got the house(and payment!)but I have flowers coming up all over and I dont have a clue what a flower looks like or if they are weeds! I am going to let them grow hope to know better next year.... RE: Planting at Different Levels Post by ThriftyFun (3958) | (06/08/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact Hi, I think this is the one Sharon is talking about: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf147509.tip.html From my own experience, first come crocus, second daffodils, third tulips, fourth Grape hyacinths, 5th other hyacinths, 6th iris, then alstromeria (tall so plant behind everything else), then daylilies and Asian lilies also (taller than the others but shorter than alstromeria). Other plants that bloom early are primrose, then violets and pansies, then columbine, then daisies, then coneflower. Dahlias start blooming after these. Many of my herbs are blooming now, sage, lavendar, curry, and parsley, later oregano and marjoram will bloom. All of these are pretty. With a mix of bulbs, herbs and perennials, you can have something blooming nearly all the time. Susan from ThriftyFun RE: Planting at Different Levels Post By Sharon,Ky (Guest Post) (06/08/2005) I asked this same question(worded differently)about how you planted a flowerbed so that something different was coming up as another was dying,so that it always had a different look every week or so.I did get one response that explained the process pretty clearly.I didn't get a copy,but maybe Thriftyfun has it in their archives and they can show it again. Hope this works.