Perennials

Perennials: Beauty That Comes Back Year After Year

Perennials are a smart and rewarding choice for any garden. Unlike annuals, these hardy plants return each year from their root systems—even though their top growth may die back in the winter. Come spring, they re-emerge, bringing fresh color and texture to your landscape.

Most perennials bloom for about six weeks, and each variety has its own blooming season. For nonstop color, be sure to mix varieties with staggered bloom times—just check the plant tags for guidance.

There’s plenty of flexibility when planting perennials. You can add them to your garden right up until about six weeks before the ground freezes—typically around mid-November in most regions.

Plant once, and enjoy the beauty for seasons to come!