There are a number of colorful spring-blooming perennials that begin to bloom as irises fade, and planting them near your irises keeps your late spring garden looking fresh and lively. The Iris ...

One of the best things about perennials is that many of them have long bloom periods, offering vibrant colors from spring ...

A well-designed garden offers planting interest from early spring through to late fall. Choose the right perennial plant species and varieties and you will fill your garden with gorgeous blooms for a ...

Columbine, also known as aquilegia, are great spring flowering plants and the perennials come in various shades, almost any color imaginable. Their delicate flowers attract hummingbirds and many other ...

Perennials often survive those frigid winters, regrowing in the spring or summertime from their old roots or the seeds they dropped last growing season. We’re sharing with you 21 flowering perennials ...

Evergreen perennials such as certain Kniphofia and ornamental sedges are not cut back, but are tidied during spring and summer by removing dead foliage. After cutting back, mulch and fertilise to ...

Many perennials are easier to divide and transplant in spring. Divide perennials on a cloudy ... Divide when the plant is not flowering so it can focus all of its energy on regenerating root and leaf ...

An elegant plant that signals the beginning of the end of winter. Snowdrops have very attractive nodding flowers and make a ...

I prefer to leave perennials up for winter interest in my garden at home and then cut them back in spring. The spring ...

Pruning is a vital job that needs to be carried out in gardens at most times of the year. But what plants need to be pruned ...

Fall is an ideal time for planting flowering perennials, and we could write a long list of reasons why you should think about adding some to your garden. First, perennials don’t have to be ...