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Hosta

Hemerocallis

Sedum

Heuchera

Phlox

Whitehall

Echinacea

Iris

Helleborus

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Hosta

Hemerocallis

Sedum

Heuchera

Phlox

Whitehall

Echinacea

Iris

Helleborus

Dianthus

Coreopsis

Astilbe

Hibiscus

Salvia

Liriope

Monarda

Clematis

Lavandula

Veronica

Aquilegia

Baptisia

Achillea

Leucanthemum

Ajuga

Carex

Buddleia

Delphinium

Hedera

Paeonia

Delosperma

Gaillardia

Lantana

Papaver

Sempervivum

Digitalis

Geranium

Heucherella

Kniphofia

Nepeta

Campanula

Miscanthus

Panicum

Vinca

Agastache

Alcea

Athyrium

Mangave

Perovskia

Aster

Lupinus

Ophiopogon

Primula

Anemone

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Penstemon

Thymus

Dicentra

Euphorbia

Iberis

Pennisetum

Brunnera

Platycodon

Tradescantia

Verbena

Agave

Rudbeckia

Stokesia

Allium

Bergenia

Gaura

Lamium

Pulmonaria

Acorus

Calamagrostis

Epimedium

Euonymus

Heliopsis

Lobelia

Pachysandra

Polemonium

Amsonia

Armeria

Asclepias

Gypsophila

Ligularia

Scabiosa

Stachys

Tiarella

Viola

Artemisia

Aruncus

Dryopteris

Hakonechloa

Lysimachia

Mazus

Schizachyrium

Tricyrtis

Alstroemeria

Colocasia

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For fall bloom or colorful foliage try these varieties:
Amsonia, Artemisia, Aster, Belamcanda, Bergenia, Buddleia, Ceratostigma, Clematis terniflora, Cimicifuga, Dendranthema, Eupatorium, Ferns, Heuchera, Japanese Anemone, Liriope, Ornamental Grasses, Sempervivum, Stachys, Tiarella, Tricyrtis and upright Sedum.

Amsonia

Amsonia 'String Theory' PP34419 (4) 1-gallons

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Amsonia 'String Theory' PP34419 (25) BR Plants

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Amsonia t. 'Storm Cloud' (25) BR Plants

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Anemone

Anemone 'Curtain Call Pink' PP30739 (30)ct Flat

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Anemone

Anemone FALL IN LOVE 'Sweetly' PP31089 (30)ct Flat

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Aster

Aster 'Grape Crush' PP33612 (25) BR Plants

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Aster

Aster novae-angliae 'Purple Dome' (4) 1-gallons

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Belamcanda

Belamcanda chinensis 'Freckle Face' (25) BR Plants

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Bergenia

Bergenia 'Fairytale Romance' PPAF (20)ct Flat

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Bergenia

Bergenia 'Happily Ever After' PPAF (20)ct Flat

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Bergenia

Bergenia 'Miss Piggy' PP32132 (20)ct Flat

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Bergenia 'Miss Piggy' PP32132 (4) 1-gallons

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Amsonia

Amsonia 'String Theory' PP34419 (4) 1-gallons

Amsonia 'String Theory' PP34419 CPBRAF (4) 1-gallonsCommon Name: Blue Star People have loved 'Storm Cloud' and we are now pleased to offer a complementing threadleaf Amsonia to the Proven Winners program. 'String Theory' can be described as a...

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Amsonia 'String Theory' PP34419 (25) BR Plants

Amsonia 'String Theory' PP34419 CPBRAF (25) Bare Root PlantsCommon Name: Blue Star People have loved 'Storm Cloud' and we are now pleased to offer a complementing threadleaf Amsonia to the Proven Winners program. 'String Theory' can be described as a...

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Amsonia t. 'Storm Cloud' (25) BR Plants

Amsonia tabernaemontana 'Storm Cloud' (25) Bare Root PlantsCommon Name: Bluestar ‘Storm Cloud’ is a very exciting new variety that performs well for both northern and southern growers. In spring, new stems emerge near-black with...

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Anemone

Anemone 'Curtain Call Pink' PP30739 (30)ct Flat

Anemone 'Curtain Call Pink' PP30739 (30)ct FlatCurtain Call SeriesCommon Name: Japanese Anemone This fall blooming Anemone is one of the final performers in your garden for the growing season. Beginning in late summer, this perennial produces bright rose...

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Anemone

Anemone FALL IN LOVE 'Sweetly' PP31089 (30)ct Flat

Anemone FALL IN LOVE® 'Sweetly' PP31089 CPBRAF (30)ct FlatCommon Name: Japanese Anemone You'll love how this perennial will extend the seasonal interest of your garden. When other plants in your garden are fading, FALL IN LOVE® 'Sweetly' is just...

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Aster

Aster 'Grape Crush' PP33612 (25) BR Plants

Aster novae-angliae 'Grape Crush' PP33612 (25) Bare Root PlantsCommon Name: New England Aster Bringing refinement to fall blooming Asters, 'Grape Crush' produces a large, very round mound with densely packed flowers. We have observed no lodging in our...

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Aster

Aster novae-angliae 'Purple Dome' (4) 1-gallons

Aster novae-angliae 'Purple Dome' (4) 1-gallons Common name: New England aster, Michaelmas Daisies. Zones 3 to 8. Full sun. Plants reach 18 to 24 inches tall and 12 to 18 inches wide; compact dwarf, rounded mounds. Growth rate: Moderate, easy to...

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Belamcanda

Belamcanda chinensis 'Freckle Face' (25) BR Plants

Belamcanda chinensis 'Freckle Face' (25) Bare Root Plants Common Name: Blackberry Lily, Leopard Flower 'Freckle Face' produces a profusion of two-inch wide, brilliant orange blossoms with heavy red specking and shading on each of the six overlapping...

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Bergenia

Bergenia 'Fairytale Romance' PPAF (20)ct Flat

Bergenia 'Fairytale Romance' PPAF (20)ct Flat Common Name: Heartleaf Bergenia, PigsqueakThis charmed perennial will be among the first perennials to bloom in spring. Clusters of apple blossom pink flowers emerge with glossy evergreen foliage for a...

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Bergenia 'Happily Ever After' PPAF (20)ct Flat

Bergenia 'Happily Ever After' PPAF (20)ct Flat Common Name: Heartleaf Bergenia, PigsqueakFind your garden's fairytale ending with 'Happily Ever After' Bergenia. This perennial Pigsqueak will impress early in the season with large clusters of near-white...

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Bergenia

Bergenia 'Miss Piggy' PP32132 (20)ct Flat

Bergenia 'Miss Piggy' PP32132 CPBRAF - Proven Winners (20)ct Flat Common Name: Heartleaf Bergenia, PigsqueakBergenia earned the common name Pigsqueak due to the squeaky sounds the leaves make as they are rubbed together. This new genus for the Proven...

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Bergenia 'Miss Piggy' PP32132 (4) 1-gallons

Bergenia 'Miss Piggy' PP32132 CPBRAF - Proven Winners (4) 1-gallons Common Name: Heartleaf Bergenia, PigsqueakBergenia earned the common name Pigsqueak due to the squeaky sounds the leaves make as they are rubbed together. This new genus for the...

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What Are The Different Varieties Of Fall Blooming Perennial Plants?

There are many different varieties of fall blooming perennial plants, each with its own unique beauty and characteristics. Here are a few of the most popular:

Asters: Asters come in a wide range of colors, from purple and pink to white and blue. They are a reliable source of late-season blooms and are also very easy to care for.
Chrysanthemums: Chrysanthemums are another classic fall flower. They come in a wide variety of colors and sizes, and they are known for their long-lasting blooms.
Goldenrods: Goldenrods are often maligned as allergy-inducing weeds, but they are beautiful and beneficial additions to the garden. They provide important food sources for bees and butterflies, and their golden blooms add a touch of sunshine to the autumn landscape.
Sedums: Sedums are low-growing perennials with fleshy leaves and clusters of star-shaped flowers. They are drought-tolerant and easy to care for, making them a good choice for gardeners of all levels.
Coneflowers: Coneflowers are tall, sturdy perennials with daisy-like flowers. They come in a variety of colors, including purple, pink, and yellow. Coneflowers are a favorite of butterflies and other pollinators.
Blanket flowers: Blanket flowers are another daisy-like perennial that blooms in the fall. They come in a wide range of colors, including yellow, orange, and red. Blanket flowers are tolerant of heat and drought, making them a good choice for hot, dry climates.
Russian sage: Russian sage is a tall, airy perennial with blue flowers that bloom in the late summer and fall. It is a popular choice for butterfly gardens, as it is a favorite of both butterflies and hummingbirds.

These are just a few of the many different varieties of fall blooming perennial plants. When choosing plants for your garden, consider your climate, soil conditions, and desired aesthetic. With a little planning, you can create a beautiful and vibrant fall garden that will provide enjoyment for weeks to come.

Do Fall blooming perennial plants attract pollinators?

Fall blooming perennial plants are excellent at attracting pollinators! Here's why:

Food Source: During fall, natural sources of nectar and pollen dwindle as most other plants have finished flowering. Fall bloomers provide a crucial late-season food source for pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, helping them build energy reserves for migration or overwintering.
Color & Fragrance: Many fall bloomers have vibrant colors like purple, yellow, and orange, which are easily spotted by pollinators. Additionally, some varieties emit sweet fragrances that further attract these beneficial insects.
Variety: The diversity of flower shapes, sizes, and bloom times among fall bloomers ensures a continuous food supply for a wider range of pollinators with different preferences.

Some of the fall bloomers mentioned previously are particularly known for their pollinator appeal:

Asters: Magnet for butterflies and other beneficial insects.
Goldenrods: Essential food source for butterflies like Monarchs before their migration.
Coneflowers: Beloved by butterflies and bumblebees.
Blanket flowers: Attract diverse pollinators like bees, butterflies, and even beetles.
Russian sage: A favorite among butterflies and hummingbirds.

By incorporating fall blooming perennials into your garden, you're not only creating a beautiful autumn display, but also contributing to the health and sustainability of the pollinator population, which plays a crucial role in our ecosystem.

When Is The Best Time To Divide Fall Blooming Perennial Plants?

Contrary to the general rule of thumb for perennials, fall blooming perennials are best divided in the spring, not the fall. Here's why:

Flowering and Growth Cycle: Dividing plants during their flowering or active growth period puts stress on them and can hinder recovery. Fall bloomers put their energy into blooming and seed production in fall, so dividing them then would disrupt this crucial cycle.
Root Establishment: Fall typically brings cooler temperatures and less daylight, which are not ideal conditions for root establishment after division. The plant needs sufficient time to develop healthy roots before winter arrives.
Spring Advantages: Dividing in spring, before new growth appears, allows the plant to focus its energy on root and leaf development in the warmer months, leading to better establishment and faster recovery.

Here's a breakdown of the ideal division timing for different types of perennials:

Spring and Summer Bloomers: Divide in fall when foliage has died back.
Fall Bloomers: Divide in early spring before new growth emerges.

However, there are some exceptions to this rule:

Tender Fall Bloomers: For sensitive plants like dahlias or cannas, division can be done after the first frost when foliage dies back, but they require special care over winter.
Evergreen Fall Bloomers: Some evergreen fall bloomers like hellebores can be divided anytime if the soil isn't frozen.

Remember: Always check the specific needs of your individual fall blooming perennial variety before dividing. Some may have unique preferences or dormancy periods that influence the best division timing.