10 Classic Perennials For A Cottage Garden

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Are you wanting to create a cottage garden? Watch this video to see 10 Classic Perennials For A Cottage Garden - all are easy to grow.

[@ringsteadhealth2632]

a Wonderful video about 10 Classic Perennials for a cottage garden, thank you for posting Mary

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you Simon

[@iansthoughtprovokingpromot5532]

I love all those flowers. Such great colour & I bet the aroma is fabulous.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you - yes many of the plants are highly scented!

[@Peter1Edwards]

I will definitely be watching this video again many times in the future as very useful information regarding these beautiful flowers.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you Peter - glad that you found it useful.

[@terrilee8723]

this is a superb channel with a great free design workbook and course. I love this video.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you Terri. Glad that you liked the video.

[@shifttoliveblissfully4517]

Beautiful flowers. Love the colours and the way it's explained. I can smell the scents.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you Ani.

[@lifechangementor8791]

Oooh thanks - lots of lovely ideas for next spring.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you

[@simplecontentmarketing3813]

Beautiful and such good ideas. I'm not a natural gardener and this gave me lots of ideas.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you and glad that the video was useful.

[@irenesantineer6550]

Love this channel and the useful information

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you Irene :)

[@martinamagulova2033]

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[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thankyou and I'm so pleased that you found the video useful. 🌸🌷⚘🌻🌺

[@dee3153]

Very interesting. Thank you for sharing

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you.

[@frontpageprofits4342]

I'm leaving the city! I need the fresh air of the countryside.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

You definitely do Gavin!

[@GrandmaSandy]

Always enjoy a beautiful cottage garden thank you so much for sharing so much great information with us about these beautiful plants hugs and kisses and grandma Sandy love the cottage in the video too

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you - so pleased you enjoyed the video. The cottage is beautiful isn't it - unfortunately I don't live there!! XXOO

[@GrandmaSandy]

Thank you so much for sharing all these beautiful flowers to make a beautiful cottage garden they were all so colorful loved all the beautiful flowers that you picked the cat mint I don’t think I’ve ever seen it before. The geraniums were beautiful too

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you. Yes, the catmint is a great cottage garden plant - the bees love it (and cats!!). There are so many beautiful geraniums - sometimes it is difficult to choose.

[@JMc.D]

Nice and straight to the point. I’ve started my cottage garden this year and this is helpful. Thanks.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thankyou glad this was helpful. Hope that your cottage garden brings you joy.

[@annecorbin7781]

Inspiration for spring planting!

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Yes, lots to plan Anne!

[@salfordmultiplesclerosisso9168]

wish i had a garden again now

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Hope you can grow some flowers - in a pot maybe?

[@nuruzzaman4893]

Perfect

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Glad that you found the video useful.

[@janisfoong6022]

Not a cottage gardener but familiar with many of my favourite flowers here in this video.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Yes, Janis - these plants don't have to be in a Cottage Garden!

[@michaelpickens1226]

Tks good vid 🌟 ... New Subscriber 👍

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Great, thanks. Glad you liked the video.

[@michelez715]

Though shown in some of the images, no mention of hollyhocks? An absolute classic English cottage garden flower.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Yes @Michele Z, hollyhocks are an absolute classic English cottage garden plant. I didn't include them in this video as they are often considered to be a biennial or short-lived perennial. They will be in the video coming out shortly on Classic Biennials for a Cottage Garden. 😀

[@frankanderson3503]

Anybody who recomends Ladies Mantle will get the thumbs down from me.It is a weed, would you grow dandelions which have nicer fkowers and attractive foliage? I do not think so. The old couple who lived next door to me had Ladies Mantle in their garden, they passed away years ago and I am still digging it up seedlings years later.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Oh dear - sorry about this! This is one of those love it or hate it plants! I know that it can be invasive, but it has it's advantages and it is a classic cottage garden perennial. You will probably not be surprised to hear that my lawn looks wonderful at the moment - full of beautiful dandelions!