Looking for red or white perennials for a English garden
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Carpet border lilies can be a nice choice. I also just bought some perennial, large bloom hibiscus and they can be quite a show stopper!
Not knowing what Zone you are in, sun or shade, I would visit a reputable local nursery and chat with the master gardener on staff for suggestions. Another resource would be your local Ag Extension. Here are some suggestions to get you started!
https://getbusygardening.com/red-perennial-flower/
https://www.bhg.com/gardening/design/color/white-flower-garden-ideas/
bleeding hearts, astilbe and columbine come to mind. I am sure there are many.
how high do you want them to be? Peonies will do well but my grow 3 feet tall
English gardens are famous for their roses. Have you considered roses or mini roses? Mini roses especially are full of blooms and are perennials. We have red, white and pink as well as orange ones. Lloyd, I hope this helps for your dream garden.