This means that the planting bed will be 3′ across from one side to the other. This garden is designed for a circle shape around the mailbox that is 3′ in diameter. Map out and dig out the planting area.Sunny Perennial Mailbox Garden Planting Steps The planting area for this mailbox garden should receive at least 6 hours of sun per day. This will allow the flowers to be enjoyed from all angles. The bulbs and perennials will all be planted around the mailbox. This mailbox garden for the sun is designed as a circle-shaped planting area. The ideal planting conditions are when the daytime temperatures are above 55 degrees on a consistent basis. However, planting in soil that is too cold in early spring could be problematic. The plants in this mailbox garden are not sensitive to frost.
Plant the bulbs and perennials in this mailbox garden in spring or early summer. Sunny Perennial Mailbox Garden Design Details: Birch Double Cranesbill has a sprawling habit that will fill in the front of the planting area in this mailbox garden. Cranesbill are versatile perennials that tend to have a long bloom time, and also have attractive foliage colors in fall. The Birch Double Cranesbill blooms starting in early summer and continues to flower throughout the season until late summer. They have an upright habit and are the tallest plant in this mailbox garden, reaching heights of 36-42″. Mixed Asiatic Lilies bloom in an array of warm colors including, red, orange, yellow, and pink. Next to bloom are the Mixed Asiatic Lilies, they will bloom in early to mid-summer. It will grow in a tall v-shaped form and grows 18-36″ tall. Butterfly Weed is one of the best perennials for attracting butterflies. They will bloom in profusion in early summer, and then sporadically throughout the summer. The first flowers to bloom in the Mailbox Garden for Sun are the Butterfly Weed. Included in the plan are low-maintenance bulbs and perennials. The perennials in this garden will be bursting with color from early to late summer. Mailbox Garden Design for SunĮasy to grow summer flowers make this mailbox garden appealing. Each garden includes details of what to plant and where to plant. If you are looking for inspiration on what to plant around your mailbox you’re in luck! Continue reading for helpful information on two mailbox garden design ideas. Therefore, to create a lasting impression on new house guests (and your mail carrier) take care to make an appealing mailbox garden.
Upon entering, the mailbox may display your address or is located at the end of the driveway. Commonly the first thing a guest notices on your property is the entryway which often includes the mailbox. When a visitor comes to your home the first thing they see can leave a lasting impression. Creating a good first impression in life is essential.
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