The following perennials thrive across the West, with early bloomers flowering in spring (summer in cooler climates).
These tough, colorful perennials kick off the garden season with minimal fuss.
Deadheading African Violets: How and Why to Remove Spent Blooms
African Violet Bloom Cycles Throughout the Year
Frangipani (Plumeria) Transplant: Survival Likely, Bloom May Delay 1 Year
Why Hydrangeas Didn't Bloom This Year: Long Island Garden Troubleshooting
Why Yuccas Skip Blooming: Species, Weather, and Soil Fertility Factors
August Garden Tasks: Planting Low-Water Lawns, Herbs, Vegetables, and Maintenance
April Garden Checklist: Planting Fruits, Vegetables, Herbs, Lawns, and Maintenance
Western Home Decor: Warm, Authentic Style for Every Budget
Growing Helenium (Sneezeweed): Late-Season Color for Borders
Osteospermum 'Voltage' – Voltage Yellow, Flexible Stems, Early to Late Bloom
Catmint (Nepeta faassenii): Lavender-Blue Perennial for Sun
Oregano (Origanum): A Mediterranean Kitchen Essential
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