From spring to fall, in sun or shade, use this guide to flowering perennials for non-stop color.
Thats why its vital to stagger the bloom times of your perennials for non-stop color.
Not only are they low-maintenance, but they also have alow risk of attracting pests.
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Dont be afraid to pack in the plants for the best color show.
Equipped for growing in the hot sun, many of these pretty perennials are alsotough and drought-tolerant.
Bright colors and lush foliage make for exciting accents in a cool corner spot.
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Shielded from the harsh sun, ashade gardenfull of flowers is a perfect spot for relaxation.
Park a bench amid the flowering perennials and enjoy the view.
Find a shady, cool spot in your garden for these low-maintenance plants.
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Add these plants to your space to help the summer season live on just a little longer.
So enjoy a few last blooms through the changing leaves with these shade-loving fall flowering plants.
These seasonal perennials will perfectly complement a fall garden color palette.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Perennials usually bloom one season out of the year, from spring to fall.
Perennials take about a year or two to establish a regular blooming schedule.
During its growing periodbefore the two-year markblooming only occurs for less than four weeks.
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Once established, perennial plants return every year, according to their own season.
), there are a few cold-weather gems that bloom in certain parts of the country.
These include Christmas rose, winter iris, Persian violet, and pansies.
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