Perennials
Beautiful Perennial Plants section. All about perennials, flowers, and bushes, growing and caring for them.
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Growing German Bearded Iris (Iris Germanica)
German Bearded Iris (Iris Germanica) is the royalty of the spring garden with their gorgeous, orchid-like flowers held on stems…
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10 Gorgeous Vivid Pink Garden Plants
Pink is the most popular color in the flowerbed. In all its gradations and tones, it runs the gamut from…
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How To Keep Fuchsia Flowering: Grow & Care Tips For Fuchsia Flowers (Fuchsia triphylla)
The Fuchsias are perennials that are moderately easy to cultivate and produce exquisite two-tone flowers resembling pendants. Their attractive foliage…
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Lablab Purpureus 101: How To Grow Dolichos Lablab? (A Rare Perennial)
It’s the rare vegetable that’s showy enough for the garden at large. What others are there besides fancy-leaved kale, cardoons,…
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10 Best Tips For Asian Bleeding Heart Flower Care (Lamprocapnos spectabilis)
If you’ve ever seen a shade or woodland garden full of beautiful pink heart-shaped flowers and wanted the same blooms…
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How to Grow Kniphofia thomsonii var. snowdenii | Awesome Snowden’s Poker
Flower spikes of Kniphofia thomsonii var. snowdenii (red-hot pokers) are typically crowded with flowers and vivid in coloring. Flower spikes of Snowden’s…
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Vernonia Lettermannii: A Purple Autumn Perennial That Pops
A client gave me the mandate to enhance her flowerbed whenever I find a reliable perennial that blooms in purple.…
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Lespedeza Gibraltar (Lespedeza thunbergii) Is A Waterfall Flowering Perennial
Whenever I receive a catalog from an online nursery, I first search for perennials I have never seen or planted…
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Dictamnus Rubra: A Romantic Pink Perennial
Once upon a time, when the number of perennials was fewer than now, and gardeners focused on the aroma as…
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Frost Proof Ligularia Foliage: Britt Marie Crawford
After a historically warm March, Winter-like temperatures have returned in early April. Sure, the still-tiny tree buds aren’t fazed: They…
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