If you’re a busy homeowner who still wants a beautiful flowering landscape in your arid location, you may be seeking plants that can thrive under heat and drought conditions. What…
I like to fill my gardens with perennials so that they come back the next year. My garden used to be surrounded by trees, but we moved this past year,…
It’s no wonder that for generations perennial flowers have graced gardens around the world. There is a certain pleasure in seeing the arrival each year of favorites like wildflowers, just seem…
When selecting plants from the list of best perennials for clay soil, you should bear in mind that different plants require varying amounts of sunlight and shade. All plants require…
I have a home that has a lot of shade in it, so when I am deciding which plants to grow, there are certain plants that I need to consider.…
Having a garden can be a lot of hard work, especially when you do not have a lot of time to tend and care for the plants. The best way…
Picking the right type of plants is as important as where you are going to put your garden. Consider the type of plant, how much sun it needs and how…
I love planting perennials in my garden because they tend to do well, and they will last for more than a year when you plant them. This also means that…
Scented flowers make a beautiful addition to any home garden. Not only do they smell wonderful, but they’re pretty too. When looking for fragrant perennials, keep the following in mind.…
After spending a cold winter napping quietly in the ground, perennials are ready to wake up for the spring season. These early flowers are ready to showcase their stunning blooms…
If you are searching for a way to improve your vertical space in your garden, then climbing perennials may be a great option to consider. Recently, I decided that I…
Finding perennials that grow well in containers can be difficult; however, if you can find a good mixture of plants that are easy to grow, you can make a colorful…
When you lay out your garden, remember to create a flower-scape with perennials of varying height to create a truly stunning effect that will amplify the beauty of every plant…
White is a delicate, lovely color that is associated with purity, goodness, innocence, and perfection. White is also said to go with absolutely everything. This may be one of the…
A dear friend of mine recently moved from a warm climate on the coast to a cooler climate where the temperature is much lower. Their new home is actually in…
Did you know that plants that grow in hardiness zone five cannot often survive in temperatures that fall below -15 to -20 degrees Fahrenheit? The area that is part of…
If you have a garden space that is anything like mine, it is likely that you have some space that has harder soil that is difficult to incorporate into your…
Border flowers are an important, exciting part of your landscaping. Any gardener will tell you that the addition of border flowers spruce up your entire yard and landscape. However, it’s…
Border flowers are an important, exciting part of your landscaping. Any gardener will tell you that the addition of border flowers spruce up your entire yard and landscape. However, it’s…
Zone 6 is one of the 13 hardiness zones of the USA. This zone has average cold temperatures from -10°F to 0°F so you should make sure that you’re picking…
If you love having plants that will last for a long time, then you need to add perennials to your garden. These plants will live for more than 2 years,…
Fall blooming plants are a beautiful addition to any garden. Most of the plants that I grow tend to bloom in the spring and the summer of the year. When…
I love perennials, but finding hardy options that can grow in the hardiness zone where I live can be very difficult. I live in the northeastern part of the country,…
Evergreen perennials are a beautiful option that will bring a splash of bright color to your garden throughout the year. They do not need to be cut back when the…
Because of the colder climate that you find in Michigan, it can be difficult to plant a successful garden in the state. Not all plants will be able to survive…
Recently, I had a friend of mine move to North Carolina, and she was having trouble keeping her perennials alive when she planted them. This was mainly because the plants…
Wisconsin is a snowy area of the country that has bitter cold winters. In addition to this, the summers are hot in this part of the country, so some plants…
Are you tired of the deer eating your plants in your garden? Well, I know that it annoyed me, so I decided to find some deer-resistant perennial that will not…
In this plant guide, we’ve collected 10 perennials that will thrive in cold zone 3 gardens. Zone 3 has average cold temperatures of 30°F to -40°F, although Zone 3 often has much…
There are many places that you can use trailing perennials in your landscaping. They often make a great addition to flowerbeds, where they can serve as natural borders. They also…
If you live in Oregon, then you already know that the weather can be fickle, and raising a great looking yard can be difficult. Those with a busy lifestyle that…
Since moving my family to Colorado earlier this year, I have found that growing perennials in the mountainous region can be difficult. Some plants will not grow in the harsh…
Landscaping in Indiana can be fun when you choose to use perennials. These plants that grow back every year tend to require less care than annuals and usually have fewer…
There are many reasons that perennials are perfect for Californian landscaping. They come back year-after-year with very little care. Many require minimal care throughout the growing season, and they often…
When one of my dear friends moved to Minnesota last year, she found out that growing some of the plants that she grew on the east coast can be more…
Perennial vines are the perfect solution in so many different situations. You can use them to hide a problem, such as an eyesore that cannot be gotten rid of quickly.…
If you are a Pennsylvania homeowner, then you know that landscaping can be a challenge. Winter weather presents many unique problems. Then, there are always space and too much or…
While many gardeners think it would be great fun to garden in zone 10, other gardeners know the struggle of gardening where average temperatures usually stay above 40 degrees Fahrenheit…
Growing plants in Texas is not the easiest, and because of the dry heat, only the toughest, hardy plants will survive. Thankfully, there are a lot of drought-tolerant plants to…
What gardener doesn’t love to see a hummingbird or two making a visit to their blooming garden? These little flying gems are adored by gardeners not just because of how…
There are many different areas in your landscaping where low-growing perennials will look great. Some work great in flowerbeds in front of taller growing plants. Others look super when planting…
While Iowa may be better known for its corn and soybeans, gardeners can grow many beautiful perennials. Most of Iowa is in zone 5 while a little bit of its…
The majority of Northern Oklahoma is in USDA growing zone 6 while most of the state is in growing zone 7. Gardeners in the Texoma region are in growing zone…
Salt can have many harmful effects on plants. When it is absorbed into the plant, it can act as a poison. In other situations, it can break down flower buds…
If you are a gardener in Arizona, then you know that you face some unique challenges. While gardeners in much of the state must water garden flowers, those in other…
Perennials yield some serious flower power. Year after year they continue to bloom mostly no matter what the conditions. Perennials are tough as nails and can withstand even the harshest…
Most perennials are extremely low maintenance, which makes them a perfect choice for busy Virginians. Most have a robust root system and have very few pest issues. It is always…
Depending on where you live in Tennessee, you may be in growing zones 5 through 8. Furthermore, selected plants should meet the conditions in the spot where you want to…
Depending on where you live in Ohio, you may be in growing zones 5 or 6. Using native perennials helps to ensure that you run into fewer problems with insects…
Many gardeners in Louisiana face unique challenges because of the state’s high humidity. A great way to beat this problem is by planting perennials. These plants come back every year,…
If you love a beautiful flower bed, but do not have a lot of time to spend on it, consider planting perennials. They can handle almost anything that Missouri weather…
Growing flowers can be difficult in Utah because of the heat and lack of rich soil conditions. Most of the flowers below will bloom in early spring and many require…
A low-maintenance garden needs at least some perennials that re-bloom each year with little help. Yet maintenance isn’t the only factor that makes a garden optimal; you also have to…
Perennial plants help maintain soil structure and are relatively easy to care for once you’ve got them planted and established. While some people prefer annual flowers that they can rip…
There are a lot of plants that won’t grow in the cold climate of Alaska, but there are also plenty of great plants that will. Growing perennials in Alaska requires…
Planting pollinator plants that attract bees and other flying insects to the yard and garden is beneficial to both the insects and your garden. They provide food and shelter for…
Georgia encompasses three USDA plant hardiness zones: 6a through 9a. That means perennials for either zones 4 through 8 or perennials for zone 8 through 10 may grow well in…
If you are a Montana gardener, you already know you need to plant cold-hardy perennials that can survive cold temperatures. Montana falls into four USDA plant hardiness zones from 3A…
The semitropical climate of Arkansas lends it well to growing a wide assortment of tender perennials that won’t survive in cooler or drier climates. USDA plant hardiness zones range from…
If you are gardening in Idaho, you already know that what grows successfully in one part of the state may not thrive in another. Idaho covers five USDA planting zones:…
Delaware encompasses two USDA plant hardiness zones: 6 through 7B, which makes it ideal for a wide range of perennials. Not only will cool season perennials typically hardy in zones…
South Carolina is a popular and thriving Southern state that continues to draw more people every year. If you just moved to the state or want to enhance your home’s…
Wyoming is a beautiful state with many different unique plants and unique natural elements that make it a great place to live. If you are interested in making your yard…
If you garden in New York, you probably already know that the growing conditions vary from one part of the state to another which may leave you wondering which perennials…
If you live and garden in Nebraska you already know that you need to choose your perennials wisely to insure they survive the winter. With only two USDA plant hardiness…
If you are a New Jersey gardener, you probably already know how important it is to know which gardening zones your garden is in. New Jersey encompasses two USDA gardening…
Massachusetts includes USDA plant hardiness zones 5a through 7b making it a suitable location for a wide range of perennials. While the perennials listed below should do well through most…
The state of Maryland encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 5b to 8a making it an ideal location for creating a lush perennial bed. Although some plants that thrive in zone…
Growing zones in Connecticut range from 5b to 7a allowing for a wide range of perennials to be grown in the state. While the recommended perennials below should do well…
When choosing flowers for your Alabama perennial bed always check that the USDA plant hardiness zone matches the zone you live in. Keep in mind that many perennials bloom sparingly…
The state of Rhode Island encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 5b through 7a making it suitable for growing a wide range of perennials in the flower bed. It is important…
The state of Vermont encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 3b to 5b with much of the state sitting squarely in zones 4a to 5a. That means that flowers and plants…
Perennial flowers are flowers that have a lifetime of two years or more. These flowers form the backbone of any backyard garden. They grow and decorate the backyard for many…
The state of New Hampshire encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 3b to 6a covering a wide range of winter temperatures. What can be grown successfully in zone 6a may not…
The state of Hawaii encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 9a to 13a making it a tropical paradise when it comes to gardening. Not only can you garden successfully all year,…
The state of Illinois encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 5a to 7a making it an ideal area for growing vigorous perennial beds that bring bright color to the landscape in…
The state of Washington covers a wide range of USDA hardiness zones, from 4a to 9a with much of the state falling into zones 6a to 9a. This means that…
The state of South Dakota encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 3b to 5b and has relatively short summers. But that doesn’t mean you are limited on the types of perennials…
The state of North Dakota encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 3a to 4a with its cold winters and short growing season. While you can’t grow some of the lush, sub-tropical…
The state of New Mexico encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 4b to 9a making it suitable for a wide range of perennials. While you may need to grow different perennials…
The state of Nevada encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 4a through 10a making it necessary to choose perennials wisely. While many perennials thrive in USDA plant hardiness zones 4 through…
The state of West Virginia covers USDA plant hardiness zones 5a to 7a making it an excellent region for growing perennials. Because many perennials thrive in USDA plant hardiness zones…
The state of Kansas encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 5b to 7a making it suitable for a range of hardy perennials. While not all perennials that thrive in zone 7…
The state of Mississippi encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 7a through 9a making it suitable for a wide range of perennials. Some perennials that thrive in zones 9a may struggle…
The state of Kentucky encompasses only two USDA plant hardiness zones that range from 6a to 7a. Much of the state is considered subtropical with its mild winters and humid…
As winter approaches, gardeners often believe it must mean it’s time to say a sad goodbye to their beautiful, blossoming gardens and to watch while they become replaced by bare…
Gardening can be a fun and exciting thing to do in your home, but what if you have a dog? Are there plants that they may ingest that are unsafe…
There’s no contesting that mosquitoes are a nuisance. They can cause heart worm in your pets and pass disease to your family, too, like West Nile. If you’re looking for…
For those who love the color purple in their garden, planting purple perennials is a smart choice. On top of adding a colorful touch to your mostly green landscape, purple…
When you’re adding more flowers to your garden space, you’re going to want to add some colorful blooms to your layout that will come up year after year. I have…
Blue is a soothing color that evokes a feeling of calm, tranquility and elegance when added to any garden. Blue is the most common color chosen as a favorite shade…
For spectacular, attention-getting color in the garden, nothing can outdo red flowering perennials. Red draws the eye like no other color and is a masterful complement to the greenery in…
The color pink is the universal color of love for both self and others. It represents affection, romance, charm, and happiness. Pink flowers in your garden can’t help but bring…
Yellow perennials can be some of the most beautiful plants in your garden; best of all, they don’t require yearly planting. Once established, perennials will keep coming back from their…
Perennial blooms come back year after year. So, they’ve got a higher return on investment for gardeners. However, their blooming season is shorter. As a result, you’ll need to plant…
Florida has a unique climate that is unlike any other in the country. The levels of humidity and heat can provide challenges to gardeners that are seeking to find the…
As the season slowly transitions from spring to summer, it’ll be delightful to have colorful and vibrant flowers growing in your garden. With that in mind, planting perennial flowers in…
The days have gotten warm, and the winter frost is almost gone. These signs tell that April is here, and it’s time to prepare your gardening tools. As such, you’ll…
If you’re looking to add some color to your garden this fall, consider planting some fall-blooming perennials. These hardy plants will continue to bloom well into the cooler months, bringing…
Typically, gardens house vibrant and colorful flowers. Yet, growing dark flowers and plants in your garden can add an interesting, sophisticated contrast. Moreover, black flowers are a sure way for…
March marks the beginning of spring. The dreary winter season is almost over, and life starts to sprout from the ground again. As spring is right around the corner, it’s…
Are you ready to give your garden a fresh start this Spring? Pruning your perennials is a great way to encourage new growth and keep your plants healthy. While it…
Hello, fellow garden enthusiasts! Are you looking to expand your perennial collection without breaking the bank? Well, I’ve got some exciting news for you – summer is a fantastic time…
You might be wondering, “Isn’t spring or fall the best time to divide perennials?” While those seasons are indeed popular for this task, summer division has some unique advantages: You…
Gardening enthusiasts, rejoice! Summer is the perfect time to divide some of your favorite perennials and multiply your garden’s beauty without spending a dime. Dividing perennials not only helps rejuvenate…
Gardening in July doesn’t have to mean the end of planting season. Despite the heat and dry conditions, many perennials can still be successfully added to your garden. You’ll discover…
Gardening can be immensely rewarding, but it also requires some know-how to keep your plants thriving. One key practice in maintaining your garden is summer pruning, which can lead to…
Potted perennials can turn any garden space into a vibrant and dynamic spectacle. Blending colorful blooms, attractive leaves, and the gentle sway of plants in the breeze, perennials offer endless…
Gardening can be a rewarding hobby, but not everyone has the time or energy to tend to high-maintenance plants. If you’re looking for beautiful, blooming perennials that can withstand a…
Gardening in hot and dry conditions can be challenging, but with the right perennials, your garden can not only survive but thrive. You’ll discover a range of robust plants that…
As summer starts to wind down, you might think it’s too late to add new plants to your garden. Surprisingly, August is a perfect time to plant perennials that will…
Are you wondering when is the best time to plant perennials in your garden? Planning your planting schedule correctly can make all the difference in having a lush, vibrant garden.…
Creating a beautiful garden that blooms throughout the season doesn’t have to be a chore. If you’re looking to add color and life to your garden with minimal effort, you’ve…
Is your garden looking a bit crowded or lackluster? Late summer is the perfect time to breathe new life into your outdoor space by dividing and replanting perennials. This simple…
As summer winds down, many gardeners think their planting days are over. But did you know that September is actually an ideal time to get some perennials in the ground?…
As the fall season approaches, it offers a unique opportunity to enhance your garden with plants that support pollinators. By selecting the right native species, you can create a vibrant…
As passionate gardeners, we’re always looking for ways to ensure our perennials thrive. One question that often comes up is whether it’s better to plant these long-lasting beauties in spring…
If you’re looking to add some color to your garden this fall, November is the perfect time to plant perennial flowers in some regions. These hardy plants come back year…
Want to get a head start on your garden this winter? January is the perfect time to plant bare-root perennials – dormant plants sold without soil that are established quickly…
Ohio gardeners love plants that look great without needing constant care. Low-maintenance perennials are perfect for busy people who want a beautiful yard. These plants come back year after year…
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