Do you want to step outside and close your eyes enjoying your garden?
On those days when the sun is shining, the breeze blows, birds are chirping, bees are humming, we just want to get away from gardening business. Take a moment to sit back and smell all those different roses.

On those days when the sun is shining, the breeze blows, birds are chirping, bees are humming, we just want to get away from gardening business. Take a moment to sit back and smell all those different roses.
If you want to enjoy the success of well-designed garden plans, it's important to plan a low-maintenance garden. Today, I will teach you how to choose the right plants which you can't kill. You don't need to worry about when to prune and to dig your plants up and bring them in after blooming season.

Here are the low-maintenance flowers you are looking for.

1- Peonies
They’re very, very long-lived—peonies will bloom in the same spot for decades. Peonies attract ants, but they're not harmful—simply dunk the budding flower heads in mild soapy water after you've cut them to get rid of the critters.

Zones: 3-8



2-Anemone
These ground cover florals, which resemble daisies, can spread underneath your shrubs. Plus, when they're done blooming, you don't have to worry about any messy foliage leftovers that flowers like tulips tend to leave behind.

Zones: 5-8

3- Dwarf Daffodils
Gardeners will love these short bulbs because they're poisonous to moles and mice. After they return yearly, they're also able to multiply.

Zones: 3-8

4- Hydrangeas
They are very adapted to growing in containers, and wonderful for a container garden if you want more of a country look.

Zones: 3-9

5-Coneflower
Coneflowers are hardy, drought-tolerant, long-blooming, and they are being cultivated in an ever-widening range of pinks and purples. The most common is purple coneflower.

Zones: 3-9