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In areas where it can be difficult to plant each year, the easiest option is perennials. On hillsides or in rocky and hard to reach areas it may be the best option to place flowers that won’t have to be replanted.

Tulips are a classic choice that looks professional and can be arranged in patterns. They come in so many different colors that just by using tulips alone you can have a complicated and widespread color palette.

With great care, your perennials will continue to add brightness to your garden year after year. These flowers come in so many different shapes, sizes, and colors that your options are nearly limitless. Learn more here.

You can create depth in your garden with only two types of flowers. This garden uses tulips with a bright red and yellow draw alongside a number of violets to punctuate the tulips and provide depth.

Your colors don’t need to match to make a beautiful and appealing garden, however. In this garden, the colors are all over the spectrum. This gives the garden a wild and gorgeous natural feel.

When selecting the right combination of perennials a garden can possess variety of texture but still match in color. All of the flowers in this garden are similar and complementary shades of purple. Year after year this amazing purple garden will return.

Perennial bushes are amazing at filling out garden space year after year. Here are some blue delphinium and a weigela bush. If you allow these plants free rein they will spread, making your garden full and lush with color. Source: Zillow Digs™

Here is a lovely perennial garden with many different layers. This garden mixes tulips, primroses, and creeping phlox to build a deep and appealing composition. Many perennials work together. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different kinds.