Perennials are loved by gardeners for their ability to grace a garden year after year, often growing stronger and more beautiful as they age.
But unlike ever-blooming annuals, most perennials have a relatively short bloom season, lasting from a few days to a few weeks. Planting a variety of perennials with staggered bloom times ensures ongoing blooms in your yard all season long.
Remember to plant perennials with showy foliage or other seasonal attributes so that when the flower burst is finished, attractive leaf color or pattern, seedpods, or texture remains.
You also need to increase the volume of plants you use if you want season-long color. Where three or four annuals brighten a bed with nonstop blooms, you may need at least a dozen different perennials to ensure long-lasting color. That many plants need a larger bed than annuals.
Use this list to help you plan your perennial flowers by season of interest.
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