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| Conifers don't have to be planted all together in a conifer bed. They can be used creatively to complement other plants in the garden. Conifers like Juniperus scopolorum 'Blue Arrow' (left) will give a heather bed a focal point and some height. When planted in a border with shrubs you can keep interest, and most importantly, COLOUR ALL YEAR ROUND by adding conifers. Having a conifer in a border next to a climber means you don’t have to put in stake for support you have a living conifer to do the job for you. Conifers can also be used on their own as a special feature in a lawn or a central bed in a drive. Many garden designers are very keen on architectural plants and conifers have many amongst its lists. |
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