By Amsterdam
Shropshire,
United Kingdom 
Thinking of creating pockets of colour in my garden over the winter where annuals have died and perennials have died back. Could anyone suggest any plants I could plant between my perennials in my borders? Would wall flowers work? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
14 Sep, 2014
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How about loads of heucheras
14 Sep, 2014
Wallflowers will stay green all winter and flower for a month (ish) during April/May. Pansies, polys, bellis, Cineraria silver dust are all plants to consider for a bit of colour plus early bulbs such as snowdrops, crocus and early daffs followed but later species
14 Sep, 2014
Thanks everyone. Off to a garden nursery to brighten up my garden in anticipation of the (gloomy) winter ahead!
15 Sep, 2014
Whites and yellows stand out in the gloom I find......
I have crocus and dwarf daffs in my heuchera troughs Scotkat and agree with you x
15 Sep, 2014
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Pansies, violas, primroses as well as wallflowers and don't forget its the ideal time to plant bulbs first then the plants on top
( wallflowers in my childhood were called Gillivers......)
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