Five Perennials that Will Add Color to Your Late Summer Landscape On Jul 5, 2020 Learn about five different perennials that will prosper during the late summer and early fall season. Continue reading
How To Grow Lovely Lilies On Jun 4, 2020 Learn how to grow successful lilies, a fragrant bulb that stays green all summer long and comes in many varieties. Continue reading
Growing in Lousy Soil: Persistent Perennials On May 29, 2020 Want to know what perennials will grow in your lousy soil? Learn about the five most persistent perennials that can adapt to lousy soil conditions. Continue reading
Perennial Flowers that Can Take the Heat On May 29, 2020 Many plants suffer in the heat of the summer. Learn what types of perennials can weather the heat and how you can help your plants survive the summer. Continue reading
2020 Perennial Plant of the Year: Sun King On Mar 25, 2020 ‘Sun King’ is the 2020 Perennial Plant of the Year, and is a quick-growing plant that will grow back every year, growing well in the shade and partly sunny areas Continue reading
7 of the Best New Perennial Flowers of 2020 On Mar 8, 2020 As you decide which plants to add to your garden this year, check out these new perennial plants at your garden center. Continue reading
Fall-blooming perennials add color to the autumn scene On Sep 4, 2012 Tagged fall, perennials At a time when most plants are preparing for winter, these easy-to-grow perennials add glorious, long-blooming, and colorful flowers in the fall landscape, extending the gardening season through Autumn. Continue reading
New perennials for 2012 On Apr 3, 2012 Tagged perennials Tired of the same old mums, black-eyed Susans, and orange daylilies? Plant breeders have been hard at work developing lots of new perennial flowers that bloom longer, come in new colors, and grow sturdier than past versions. Continue reading
The many faces of daisies On May 2, 2011 Tagged daisies Much of the flower world is called a daisy. But what is a daisy, really? Daisies include a dozen or more different genera, many with numerous species and cultivars. Continue reading
Perennials perform in winter, too On Aug 22, 2009 Tagged perennials, winter As long as your perennials have not been bothered by insect or disease infestation, many of them can stay upright through the winter to serve as a food source for birds. Others hold their own to provide winter interest. Continue reading