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Looking For Plants To Give You The Soft And Fuzzies? Try These 5 Fuzzy Leaf Plant Options
Lovers of texture, drama, silver foliage and tactile plants will adore these special sensory garden additions. These fuzzy leaf plant options will leave you all aglow
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Get Ready For A Summer Of Hummers! Grow These Full Sun Hummingbird Plants And Flowers
If you’re lucky enough to enjoy a sunny backyard, make sure you are maxing out on your pollinator opportunities and grow these full sun hummingbird plants and flowers
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10 White Perennials: Beautiful White Blooms That Will Come Back Year After Year
The use of white perennial flowers is quite popular among ornamental growers. Here are our top 10 white perennial plants.
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10 Bright Pink Perennial Flowers: Perfect Pink Perennials For Every Garden
If you're looking for pink perennial flowers, your choices are nearly limitless. Here are our top 10 picks for pink perennials.
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Western Region Perennials – Growing Perennials In Western U.S.
There are many gorgeous perennial plants for California that are low maintenance and drought tolerant. Click here for perennials for western states.
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Zone 9 Perennials: Growing Zone 9 Perennial Plants In The Garden
Many plants grown as annuals in cooler climates grow happily year round in zone 9 where temperatures rarely, if ever, dip below the freezing point. The list of perennial plants in zone 9 is nearly endless, but here is a brief rundown on a few favorites.
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Common Zone 5 Perennials – Perennial Flowers For Zone 5 Gardens
Zone 5 plants cannot survive in temperatures lower than -15 to -20 degrees F. (-26 to -29 C.). Fortunately, there are many plants, especially perennials, which can survive in zone 5 and lower. Learn more about growing perennials in zone 5 in the following article.
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Perennials To Avoid – What Are Some Perennials You Shouldn’t Plant
Most gardeners have a plant, or two, that they struggled with over the years. This likely includes some unruly perennial plants that were simply a mistake to put in the garden. Learn from the mistakes of others and avoid these difficult plants. Click here for more info.
