Perennials- A perennial is a flower or plant that dies down to dormant roots in winter, and will grow again in spring. They are a great addition to any garden. And best of all they don't need to be replanted every spring time. Perennials bloom at different times, with different blooming lengths of time. Plant a selection of spring, summer and fall blooming perennials with annuals, vines, and bulbs. Your flower garden is sure to be in a colorful show of continuous blooms!
Here are a list of perennials put together alphabetically.
Click on one of the letter sections to take you to a plant list set up by Common name and Botanical name.
Than click on a flower's common name for growing conditions, uses, plant care, and other important facts.
Click on Common Name of a plant for more information.
Knowing your soil type is very important. When choosing a plant the climate you live in is just as important. Consider your hardiness zone. Remember to check a plant's sunlight or shade requirements, and watering needs when making plant choices for your gardens.
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