Perennials
What is a perennial?
A perennial is a plant that comes back year after year. Many perennials will begin displaying visible growth in the early spring when temperatures begin to rise. Depending on the plant it may bloom in the winter, spring, summer, or fall. Many perennials bloom for extended periods of time. There are evergreen perennials and perennials that die back after blooming. Perennials grow from the same root system season after season. Once established, perennials need little maintenance. Perennials are a great choice for any landscape.
June is Perennial Gardening Month.
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Don't let the summer heat stop you from planting. June is a great time to plant perennials with a wide selection of blooming plants to choose from. Perennials are plants and flowers that come back year after year. They work great in any landscape. Perennials can be planted with other perennials, alongside annuals and bulbs, and as accents to trees and shrubs. There are perennials for hot full sun areas and perennials for deeply shaded areas. Just remember to put the plant in a location that best suits it. (Read plant tags carefully.)
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The gallery below is not a complete list of what we have in stock. For specific plants and availability please contact us or visit the store.
Photo courtesy of Proven Winners - www.provenwinners.com.
Echinacea
'Becky' is a tried and true classic perennial.
Perennial Plant of the Year
The Perennial Plant Association has named Aralia cordata 'Sun King' the Perennial Plant of the Year for 2020. 'Sun King' adds a pop of color and texture to shade-part shade gardens. Mature plants can reach 6' tall and wide, but it is a well behaving plant staying where it is planted.
Zone: 3 - 9
Sun: Part Shade - Full Shade
Height: 6' over time
Spread: 6' over time
Maintenance: Low
Flower: Small, Cream-Colored
Resistant: Deer
Attracts: Flowers attract bees and other pollinators.
Uses: Great in combination with standard shade plants, such as hostas and ferns. Does well in large containers.
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Late Winter & Early Spring Blooming Perennials
Hellebores are also known as Lenten Roses.
This hellebore is part of the Wedding Party series.
Hardy snowdrops (galanthus) are bulbs that will bloom through snow.
Primroses (primulas) add bold color in early spring.
Hellebores are one of the earliest perennials to bloom.
'Cascade Blush' is a shade-loving evergreen perennial. Perfect for naturalizing in shaded borders and woodland gardens.