Starting a New Border with Perennials from my Holding Bed

My perennial holding bed still contains a number of perennials that I started last year from seed. It needs to be emptied out so that I can start filling it up again with perennial seedlings from this years winter sowing containers so today, I'm transplanting a bunch of the holding bed plants into a brand-new perennial border that I'm creating.
Happy gardening!
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[@thecakepopsistars]

Thrilled to find your UA-cam! Gardening in Southern Ont. In a 5b(ish) zone too! Thanks for taking us along you gardening journey 😊 love the idea of having a holding bed.

[@TheGardeningMe]

Thank you! Always happy to meet a fellow gardener from Southern Ontario 😃

[@richbishop7896]

Always exciting starting a new flower border. Is the garden going to be viewed from both sides or one side. Bonny

[@TheGardeningMe]

It is! This border is primarily going to be viewed from the side I'm working on, esp. as the false cypress grow bigger. That will take a while, though, as they are slow growing, so I am planning on filling in the gaps primarily with perennials - just haven't got that far yet!

[@richbishop7896]

@@TheGardeningMe Good to know. You're off to a great start Margaret. Bonny

[@joettedignanweir6893]

Hi Margaret,
This video offers a lot of inspiration. Your process is interesting - and a lot more effective than my usually haphazard approach. For your perennial holding bed, do you have to provide any protection to the young plants over the winter?

[@TheGardeningMe]

Thanks! I don't use any protection on them over the winter - I basically treat them as if they were in the regular garden.

[@joettedignanweir6893]

Thanks.