2m² dry naturalist garden

This new style of garden is inspired by natural landscapes, combining plants adapted to a sunny environment that require very little maintenance, in accordance with the requirements of the contemporary gardener.

 The collection consists of:

- x2 'Black Adder' Agastache

- x3 Stipa tenuifolia 

- x1 'Purity' Echinacea

- x1 'Wonderfull Wampee' Achillea

- x1 'Velours' Achillea

- x1 'Edward Bowl' Santolina

- x2 'Six Hill Giant' Nepeta

- x30 Allium spaerocephalon

Both hardy and vigorous, the perennials that make up this scene thrive in sunny, well-drained and poor soils.

The keys to success? First, use grasses in large masses, scattering them randomly throughout the bed. Mix in perennials with different structures, such as the spikes of Agastache at the back of the bed, the flat corymbs of Achillea in the middle, and the airy spikes of Nepeta mixed with the bushy balls of Santolina along the edge. Finally, sprinkle in a few bulbs of Allium or wandering plants (Verbena bonariensis, evening primroses, California poppy...) and your bed will take on a wild yet structured appearance.