Perennial Garden Flowers are indeed wonderful
plants and once you graduate to these beauties, you never go back.
There are perennials for almost any purpose and place and here are a
few lists that will make it easier to for you to create wonderful
perennial flower gardens.
Perennial Garden Flower Organization
The links below are mainly lists. If you click on any of them, they
will give you a simple list of the appropriate plants that you can print out and take to the garden center with you.
If you want to know how to grow specific plants, please use the search
box while I sort out all the links. Thanks for
understanding.
If you have a suggestion for a plant list - or a plant to add to any of the existing lists - this is the place to do it.
If adding a plant - please tell me which list it goes to (there are an increasing number of them so I appreciate it if you help direct us to the proper list)
What Other Visitors Have Added
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clay soils
Siberian iris does fantastically on my heavy clay soil. Also garden sage.
Clay soil - oenethera
Oenothera speciosa. I have a very heavy clay soil, and planted this in a problem spot that has full sun all day, is surrounded on three sides by concrete,...
drought tolerant & deer resistant plants
I am interested in planting the coneflower and lavender but am not sure if both are drought tolerant and deer resistant. Also would like to know the best ...
Three Perennial Shade Plants That Are Out of the Ordinary
Here are three perennial shade plants I invite you to hunt out and grow. They may not be readily available in your local garden center but a little online
Japanese Painted Ferns in Central Florida Landscape
Do you know whether Japanese painted ferns will thrive in Central Florida? I hired a landscape designer to design a non-tropical landscape for our backyard
Last fall I planted 2 pots of hardy mums, which grew to be huge this year, producing loads of pale-peach daisy-like blooms this fall (attracted large black