Want to add colour to your 'May' gardening projects? here's a few of our favourite May flowering shrubs and perennials.
A vigorous, clump-forming perennial, with deep lavender – blue flowers,prefers a sunny location,and well drained soil.
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A great multi-coloured ground cover perennial with dense upright deep blue flowers and evergreen foliage with splashes of red and cream.
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???? Position: Full sun – partial shade
Compact silver grey foliage covered in pink, blue and white flowers from early May. A great addition to a rockery, border, or container pot.
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???? Position: Full sun or partial shade
A small tree with garnet-coloured foliage that turn to scarlet red during autumn. A great focal point for a small garden, in a container pot on the edge of a patio.
???? Position: Partial shade – full sun ( in a sheltered spot)
Lime-green flowers above glossy green foliage, happiest in partial shade this plant makes a great addition to a woodland garden or partial shaded border.
???? Flowers: April – June
☀️ Position: Partial shade
A low-growing evergreen shrub that is smothered in masses of pale blue flowers come late April. Perfect for the front of a sunny border or trained against a wall.
???? Flowers: April – June
☀️ Position: Sun
7. Azalea ‘Golden Eagle’
Trumpet shaped, large orange-yellow flowers appear between May and June against pale, lime-green foliage which take on brilliant shades of bronze and purple during autumn.
???? Flowers: May – June
☀️ Position: Full sun – Partial shade
A perfect addition to a shaded border in your garden known for their fantastic dark green foliage with central dark blotches and tiny delicate star-shaped white flowers come May time.
???? Flowers: May – July
☀️ Position: Partial – deep shade
Posted 11th May 2:35pm
