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How are flower borders designed? According to differences in plant materials, configuration forms, site conditions, viewing angles, economic uses, ecological factors, functions, seasonal aspects, flower colors, and more...

How are flower borders designed? According to differences in plant materials, configuration forms, site conditions, viewing angles, economic uses, ecological factors, functions, seasonal aspects, flower colors, and so on, they can be divided into a wide variety of flower border forms. Today let the editor take you to appreciate 20 different flower border forms.

1. Lawn flower border: a flower border arranged within or along one side of a lawn.

2. Spring and summer flower border: a flower border mainly composed of plants that bloom in spring and summer.

3. Ornamental grass flower border: a flower border composed of different types of ornamental grasses.

4. Shrub flower border: a flower border mainly composed of flowering shrubs.

5. Dryland flower border: a flower border arranged in dry soil or gravel.

6. Mixed flower border: a flower border mainly composed of perennial flowers, with a small amount of shrubs, bulbous flowers, conifers, or artistic ornaments, etc.

7. Vertical flower border: a flower border arranged with hard materials such as flower stands, fences, or arched frames as support.

8. Roadside flower border: a flower border set on one or both sides of a road.

9. Wall flower border: a flower border arranged beside a wall.

10. Bulbous flower border: a flower border composed of various bulbous flowers.

11. Raised bed flower border: a flower border arranged in a high bed (built up with stones, bricks, wooden strips, etc.).

12. Courtyard flower border: a flower border set in a small public courtyard or private courtyard.

13. Perennial herbaceous flower border: a flower border composed of herbaceous plants that overwinter in the open ground.

14. Rock flower border: a flower border formed by arranging rock plants or alpine plants to simulate the natural state of a rocky mountain.

15. Sunny site flower border: a flower border arranged in a place with sufficient sunlight every day.

16. Wildflower flower border: a flower border composed of various wildflowers.

17. Annual and biennial herbaceous flower border: a flower border composed of annual and biennial herbaceous flowers.

18. Shady site flower border: a flower border arranged in a relatively shaded environment.

19. Specialized plant flower border: a specialized plant flower border composed of plants of the same genus but different species or the same species but different cultivars, such as a lily flower border, iris flower border, narcissus flower border, tulip flower border, etc.

20. Conifer flower border: a flower border composed of coniferous plant materials.





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