Despite shorter days and cooler temperatures as summer transitions to fall, many popular perennials will continue to put on ...

This fall, don't let your garden fall flat. Plant one of the many fall-blooming perennials that'll last into the winter ...

Combining perennials that bloom during each season ensures your garden or landscaping will be constantly flowering ...

It’s one small upside to fall yard cleanup: All those perennials ... dividing plants: a long, skinny trenching shovel, a hori hori, and a good serrated bread knife. For flowering bushes ...

Glory of the snow ( Chionodoxa luciliae) is another plant that can survive winter outside. A bulb perennial, it can often ...

If you love how early the hellebores brighten the winter garden, you need to plant some Snowdrops (Galanthus) bulbs this fall ...

There's a wide variety of perennials that flower in late summer, with some blooming well into autumn ... USDA Growing Zones: 3 to 8 Color Varieties: Pink, purple, yellow, white, orange, red ...

Understand your plant hardiness zone ... perennial garden. Foliage, stems, and even berries can provide stunning pops of color in the perennial garden. Keep your garden healthy to maximize bloom ...

I divide my yard into zones. Across my front yard, I start with red flowers on the left, orange in the middle and hot pink on the right. No matter what I plant, so long as it stays in that color ...

but if you plant "repeat blooming" varieties, the flowers will continue sporadically all summer long and produce an impressive flush of blooms when the weather cools down in late summer.

Transplanting may be the right option if the perennial is crowding out other plants or a sun-loving plant has stretched out into a shady spot Divide spring and summer blooming perennials in the ...

5. Catmint (Nepeta) Catmint is a long-blooming perennial that can benefit from a trim after its first flush of flowers. Cutting back the plant by about half will encourage fresh growth and another ...