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🌷 Choose seedlings of the best perennials in our catalog: https://florium.ua/ua/?utm_source=soc... Criteria for choosing plants for garden paths: 00:00 Introduction: the main mistake in choosing plants 01:25 Plant size and habit 02:02 The danger of an aggressive root system 02:18 Light and water requirements 02:43 Deciduous versus evergreen crops 03:05 Resistance to trampling and the presence of thorns TOP-10 best plants for paths: 03:30 Stephandra incised - an openwork green cascade 04:51 Hosta - the queen of a shady garden 06:46 Astilbe - bright lacy inflorescences in the shade 07:44 Lavender - evergreen fragrant classic 09:11 Catnip - a frost-resistant alternative to lavender 10:42 Spherical thuja - emerald balls without a haircut 13:02 Hydrangeas - compact varieties for luxurious flowering 16:14 Spirea - an unpretentious summer-flowering garden horse 17:07 Foxglove (Lapchatka) - long flowering until autumn 17:31 Stonecrop - the garden's succulent in the first place Plant combinations and dangerous mistakes: 18:50 Successful options for combining plants along paths 19:22 Aggressive ground covers that should be avoided 19:45 Thorny shrubs and tall roses 20:45 Berry plants that stain the paving 20:57 Prostrate flowers that need supports 21:26 Trees with powerful roots and dirt from leaves 21:55 Summary and tips for a beautiful garden --- The video is an educational and practical review of the online store of garden plants FLORIUM.UA, dedicated to the competent selection of ornamental and perennial plants for framing garden paths and borders. In this issue, host and expert Natalia considers the key agrotechnical criteria for choosing border crops: adult plant habit, type and strength of the root system, requirements for lighting and humidity, deciduousness versus evergreenness, as well as resistance to accidental trampling and the presence of thorns. The video has a detailed rating of the 10 best plants for garden paths: 1. Stephandra notridzanolista (Crispa) - shade-tolerant openwork shrub with cascading shoots. 2. Hosta (varieties with blue and variegated leaves) - the queen of a shady garden for massive borders. 3. Astilbe - bright lace inflorescences for moist shady areas. 4. Lavender and lavandin - evergreen drought-resistant essential oil honey plants. 5. Catnip (Nepeta) - a frost-resistant alternative to lavender with long-lasting flowering. 6. Dwarf spherical thuja (Danica, Teddy, Golden Globe varieties) - emerald and golden balls that do not require constant pruning. 7. Compact paniculate and large-leaved hydrangeas (Little Lime, Bobo, Little Spooky, Pinky Promise varieties) - luxurious flowering accents. 8. Summer-flowering spirea (Little Princess, Golden Princess, Gold Flame varieties) - unpretentious shrub culture. 9. Foxglove (Lapchatka) - long flowering from mid-summer to late autumn. 10. Sedum spectabile is a succulent perennial that retains its decorative effect even in winter. The issue also provides an anti-rating of 5 groups of plants that are not recommended for planting along paths: 1. Aggressive ground covers (aubrietta, coin willow), which conquer the paving. 2. Thorny shrubs (barberry, rosehip, hawthorn). 3. Tall roses with prostrate thorny shoots. 4. Berry crops (mulberry, chokeberry, grapes), whose berries fall and stain the pavement. 5. Tall flowers with a risk of prostrate (gladiolus, mallow, panicle phlox) and trees with an aggressive root system (birch). Mentioned in this video: FLORIUM.UA, Stephanandra notched-leaf, Hosta, Astilbe, Lavender, Catnip, Thuja western Danica, Thuja Teddy, Golden Globe, Hydrangea Little Lime, Bobo, Little Spooky, Pinky Promise, Spirea Little Princess, Foxglove, Stonecrop, Aubrietta, Coin-leaved willow, Barberry, Hawthorn, Birch.