
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


When we say “little gems” we’re basically talking about perennials that stay under two feet tall. These can be ground covers or, mounded plants that hide the bare legs of their taller companions or soften the edges of the border. Generally these supporting actors don’t draw much attention, but their role is vital to a well-rounded design. And don’t worry if you’re looking for sun or shade options because we suggest a variety of little gems for both conditions.
Expert: Kirsten Smith, a manager at Smith’s Acres garden center and nursery in Niantic, Connecticut.
By Fine Gardening Magazine4.5
394394 ratings
When we say “little gems” we’re basically talking about perennials that stay under two feet tall. These can be ground covers or, mounded plants that hide the bare legs of their taller companions or soften the edges of the border. Generally these supporting actors don’t draw much attention, but their role is vital to a well-rounded design. And don’t worry if you’re looking for sun or shade options because we suggest a variety of little gems for both conditions.
Expert: Kirsten Smith, a manager at Smith’s Acres garden center and nursery in Niantic, Connecticut.

285 Listeners

102 Listeners

249 Listeners

678 Listeners

362 Listeners

803 Listeners

1,580 Listeners

1,246 Listeners

1,838 Listeners

85 Listeners

320 Listeners

187 Listeners

297 Listeners

134 Listeners

127 Listeners