Perrenials

Explore our diverse Perennial Plant Collection. Find hardy, beautiful plants that return every season, offering continuous color and easy care for your garden.

FAQs:

• What exactly is a perennial plant? A perennial plant is a plant that lives for more than two years. Unlike annuals, which complete their life cycle in one growing season, perennials return year after year from their rootstock, often growing larger and more vibrant over time.
• What are the benefits of choosing perennials for my garden? Perennials offer many advantages: they provide long-lasting beauty by returning every year, making them cost-effective and generally low-maintenance once established. They also improve soil health, support local wildlife, and achieve mature growth, enhancing your garden's look over time.
• When is the best time to plant perennials? The best times to plant most perennials are spring (after the last frost) or autumn (before the first hard freeze). This helps them establish strong roots. Container-grown perennials, however, can often be planted throughout the growing season if kept well-watered.
• How much sun do perennials need? Sunlight needs vary greatly by plant type. Always check the specific plant tag or description: Full Sun (at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day), Partial Sun/Shade (4-6 hours of direct sun, or dappled light throughout the day), and Full Shade (less than 4 hours of direct sun).
• How often should I water my perennials? Newly planted perennials need consistent, deep watering during their first season to establish roots. Established perennials are more drought-tolerant and generally only need supplemental watering during dry spells. Always check the soil moisture.
• Can I divide my perennials? Yes, many perennials benefit from division every 3-5 years. This helps maintain their vigor, improve flowering, and prevent overcrowding. The best time to divide is typically early spring or fall when the plant isn't actively growing or flowering.