One of the best things about perennials is that many of them have long bloom periods, offering vibrant colors from spring ...

A well-designed garden offers planting interest from early spring through to late fall. Choose the right perennial plant species and varieties and you will fill your garden with gorgeous blooms for a ...

That's right; the best perennial plants don't always bloom in spring and summer – in fact, there are plenty of late-flowering beauties that will keep things feeling cheery during the autumn months, ...

Foliage emerges separately in spring. Autumn crocus performs well in rock gardens ... With masses of airy pink plumes, this ornamental grass deserves a place among fall-blooming perennials flowers.

can bloom from midsummer up until the first frosts hit. The hardy perennial varieties of salvias are commonly available to buy in spring and can be planted throughout May - once the risk of frost is ...

Evergreen perennials such as certain Kniphofia and ornamental sedges are not cut back, but are tidied during spring and summer by removing dead foliage. After cutting back, mulch and fertilise to ...

Some perennials should be pruned in fall, while others benefit from waiting until spring. This guide provides insight into ...

perennials such as bidens, gazania, heliotrope, marguerites (Argyranthemum) and verbena. Most cuttings taken in spring will be flowering in their first summer. Those taken in late summer will be ...