Perennials Articles
Discover five unique perennials for fall color that bring vibrant blooms, interesting foliage and lasting interest to northern gardens in September and beyond.
By September, early summer blooms may be fading, but the garden still has plenty to offer. Discover late-season plants that thrive as summer winds down and bring lasting color and interest to Canadian gardens into fall.
If you’ve struggled with tall garden phlox, bee balm or spike speedwell in the past, I’m sharing some newer, disease resistant varieties for the North that should be easier and more reliable for you to grow.
Proven Winners has taken all those classic Dianthus qualities and elevated them with larger blooms, improved flowering and exceptional garden performance.
Winter is a good time to plan out new garden beds that will make the best use of your space. See how Charlie Nardozzi uses bubble diagrams to accomplish this in his own garden, plus which hardy plants he recommends for each space.
Perennials that perform in the winter may seem like a gardening oxymoron, but I assure you these are the plants that put the 'Holy Wow' in your cool season color whether it’s in a landscape or in mixed containers.
A rain garden's basin collects and holds storm water for a short period of time, usually less than 24 hours.
Four Perennials that Provide the Best Winter Garden Views.
As winter's chill slowly retreats and spring begins to warm our gardens, a spectacular symphony of perennial flowering starts to unfold before our eyes.
Summer blossoms provide essential nourishment to bees, butterflies, and other insects, ensuring the cycle of life continues in harmony. Let's uncover 5 hardy, easy-to-grow perennials that thrive in summer's embrace and create bustling havens for pollinators.
