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    • Hosta 'Blue Angel' (20)ct Flat Hosta Blue Angel 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Blue Angel' (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Blue Angel' (Aden 1986) (20)ct FlatVery Large. Giant blue leaves are broadly oval shape, heavily corrugated and thick substance with rippled margin. Leaves can reach 18 inches long by 12 inches wide. Very upright Hosta horizontally held...

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    • Hosta 'Blue Angel' (4) 1-gallons Hosta 'Blue Angel' (4) 1-gallons

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      Hosta 'Blue Angel' (4) 1-gallons

      Hosta 'Blue Angel' (Aden 1986) (4) 1-gallons Very Large. Giant blue leaves are broadly oval shape, heavily corrugated and thick substance with rippled margin. Leaves can reach 18 inches long by 12 inches wide. Very upright hosta, horizontally...

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    • Hosta BLUEBERRY MUFFIN 20ct Flat Hosta BLUEBERRY MUFFIN 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Blueberry Muffin' (20)ct Flat

      Blueberry Muffin' Hosta (Meyer) (20)ct Flat This excellent blue hosta is a strong grower and reliable performer in the landscape. It forms a medium sized mound of large, blue, rounded leaves that are rugose and puckered in unusual patterns...

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    • Hosta BROTHER STEFAN 20ct Flat Hosta BROTHER STEFAN 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Brother Stefan' (20)ct Flat

      'Brother Stefan' Hosta (Petryszyn 1998) (20)ct Flat A large sized hosta with a moderate growth rate. Described by many as the most spectacular hosta they have ever seen! This bright gold center will catch visitors' eyes. Thick,...

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    • Hosta CAPTAIN KIRK 25 BR Plants Hosta CAPTAIN KIRK 25 BR Plants

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      Hosta 'Captain Kirk' (25) BR Plants

      Hosta 'Captain Kirk' (Brill 1999) (25) Bare Root Plants An impressive, eye-catching large hosta; makes an excellent specimen plant An improved sport of 'Gold Standard' with much wider, dark green margins, gold centers, and heavier substance Pale...

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    • Hosta CATHEDRAL WINDOWS PP17295 20ct Flat Hosta CATHEDRAL WINDOWS PP17295 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Cathedral Windows' PP17295 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Cathedral Windows' PP17295 (20)ct FlatCommon Name: Hosta Improving on his award-winning hybrid ‘Stained Glass’, this new selection from Hans Hansen is a large, tetraploid conversion. Like a brighter version of ‘Holy...

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    • Hosta 'Coast to Coast' PP26469 (20)ct Flat Hosta 'Coast to Coast' PP26469 (20)ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Coast to Coast' PP26469 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Coast to Coast' PP26469 CPBR5335 (20)ct FlatSHADOWLAND® CollectionCommon Name: Hosta ‘Coast to Coast’ is a giant, solid gold hosta that makes a striking specimen in the shade garden. Its foliage emerges gold in spring and turns...

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    • Hosta 'Curly Fries' (20)ct Flat Hosta CURLY FRIES 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Curly Fries' (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Curly Fries' (20)ct Flat This irresistible miniature to small sized hosta is the perfect accompaniment for bright blue hostas like ‘Prairie Sky’, especially when planted together in containers or near the front of the border. It...

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    • Hosta 'Dancing Queen' Photos courtesy of Walters Gardens, Inc. Hosta 'Dancing Queen' Photos courtesy of Walters Gardens, Inc.

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      Hosta 'Dancing Queen' (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Dancing Queen' (Terpening 2005) (20)ct Flat We are thrilled to be able to offer this exceptionally unique large, yellow hosta from Kent Terpening.  Unlike other yellow hostas which emerge or turn chartreuse, ‘Dancing Queen’...

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    • Hosta 'Dancing Queen' (4) 1-gallons Hosta 'Dancing Queen' (4) 1-gallons

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      Hosta 'Dancing Queen' (4) 1-gallons

      DANCING QUEEN Hosta (Terpening 2005) (4) 1-gallons 2020 Hosta of the Year Hosta 'Dancing Queen' is a vibrant and dynamic hosta that adds a touch of whimsy and bright color to the shade garden. This medium-sized hosta features heart-shaped leaves...

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    • Hosta Dancing with Dragons PP32040 20ct Flat Hosta 'Dancing with Dragons' PP32040 (20)ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Dancing with Dragons' PP32040 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Dancing with Dragons' PP32040 (20)ct Flat This beautiful blue hosta positively dances when you look at it. Heart-shaped leaves have margins that are heavily rippled and give the hosta an overall wavy appearance. As an added bonus, 'Dancing with...

      $261.30
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    • Hosta Diamond Lake PPAF 20ct Flat Hosta Diamond Lake PPAF 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Diamond Lake' PP30769 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Diamond Lake' PP30769 CPBRAF (20)ct FlatSHADOWLAND® CollectionCommon Name: Hosta Attractive, heart-shaped, thick and heavily corrugated blue leaves have wavy margins. The large size of this plant also translates to large leaves: they can...

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    • Hosta DREAM WEAVER 20ct Flat Hosta DREAM WEAVER 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Dream Weaver' (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Dream Weaver' (B. Reutenik, K. Walek 96) (20)ct FlatMedium - Large. A sport of 'Great Expectations' Large, distinctive leaves have very wide, blue-green margins and sharply contrasting creamy white centers Leaves are nearly round and...

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    • Hosta Drop Dead Gorgeous PPAF 20ct Flat Hosta Drop Dead Gorgeous PPAF 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Drop Dead Gorgeous' PP33318 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Drop Dead Gorgeous' PP33318 (20)ct Flat A beautifully variegated large, majestic hosta. Large, ovate leaves have green centers with brightly contrasting yellow margins. The margins are heavily rippled and give the leaves a lightly wavy...

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    • Hosta EARTH ANGEL 20ct Flat Hosta EARTH ANGEL 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Earth Angel' (20)ct Flat

      'Earth Angel' Hosta (Hansen/Shady Oaks Nursery 2002)Medium to Large. A superb introduction from Hans Hansen. A sport of 'Blue Angel' Large, heart-shaped, blue-green leaves with wide, creamy-white margins that are creamy yellow in spring. Nicely...

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    • Hosta 'Echo the Sun' PPAF (10)ct Quarts Hosta 'Echo the Sun' PPAF (10)ct Quarts

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      Hosta 'Echo the Sun' PPAF (10)ct Quarts

      Hosta 'Echo the Sun' PPAF CPBRAF (10)ct Quarts Proven Winners® ® CollectionCommon Name: Hosta 'Echo the Sun' is a bright yellow hosta with nicely rippled margins; comparable to a gold version of the blue 'Diamond Lake'. The low, mounded...

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    • Hosta Echo the Sun PPAF 20ct Flat Hosta Echo the Sun PPAF 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Echo the Sun' PPAF (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Echo the Sun' PPAF CPBRAF (20)ct FlatProven Winners® SHADOWLAND® CollectionCommon Name: Hosta 'Echo the Sun' is a bright yellow hosta with nicely rippled margins; comparable to a gold version of the blue 'Diamond Lake'. The low, mounded...

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    • Hosta sieboldiana ELEGANS 20ct Flat Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans' (20)ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Elegans' (20)ct Flat

      Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans' (AHS 1987) (20)ct Flat Huge 10x9", blue-gray, rounded leaves They become heavily textured and corrugated as they mature; slug resistant Blue leaf color is best achieved in light sun White flowers bloom in clusters...

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    • Hosta EMPRESS WU PP20774 20ct Flat Hosta EMPRESS WU PP20774 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Empress Wu' PP20774 (20)ct Flat

      'Empress Wu' Hosta (Skaggs 2008) (20)ct FlatVery Large. Huge dark green, deeply veined leaves of good substance can measure more than 1½' wide and long. Large leaves are formed as a young plant, though entire clump takes about 5 years...

      $272.28
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    • Hosta Fire and Ice 20ct Flat Hosta Fire and Ice 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Fire and Ice' (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Fire and Ice' (Hansen/Shady Oaks Nursery, 1999) Small - Medium.Pure white centers and very dark green margins.Upright with twisted, moderately folded, broadly ovate leaves.Lavender flowers on white flower stems.Parentage: sport of Patriot.The...

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    • Hosta FIRE ISLAND 20ct Flat Hosta FIRE ISLAND 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Fire Island' (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Fire Island' (Brinka 1998) (20)ct Flat A small to medium sized hosta that is hard to miss in the spring garden Leaves emerge brilliant yellow on red petioles; red coloring extends from the base of the petiole up into the leaves As the...

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    • Hosta FIRE ISLAND Hosta FIRE ISLAND

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      Hosta 'Fire Island' (4) 1-gallons

      'Fire Island' Hosta (4) 1-gallons Small - Medium. Brilliant yellow, intensely wavy, broadly ovate leaves and light red petioles with red coloration extending into leaf base. Mature size about 14 inches high and 34 inches...

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    • Hosta FIRST FROST 20ct Flat Hosta FIRST FROST 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'First Frost' (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'First Frost' (20)ct Flat A sport of 'Halcyon' with the same intense blue-green leaf center Emerges with a gold margin early in the spring, then changes to pure white later in the season The leaves hold up well in the garden all season long...

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    • Hosta Fortunei Aureomarginata Photos courtesy of Walters Gardens, Inc. Hosta Fortunei Aureomarginata Photos courtesy of Walters Gardens, Inc.

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      Hosta 'Fortunei Aureomarginata' (25) BR Plants

      Hosta 'Fortunei Aureomarginata' (Hylander - AMS 1987) (25) Bare Root Plants Spinach green leaves with a hint of blue and deep golden-yellow margins measuring ƒ??" to ½" wide Margins hold their color all season long The broadly ovate leaves are...

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    • Hosta FRANCEE 25 BR Plants Hosta FRANCEE 25 BR Plants

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      Hosta 'Francee' (25) BR Plants

      'Francee' Hosta (M. Klopping/AHS 1986) (25) bare root clumps Medium to dark green, somewhat glossy, heart-shaped leaves have narrow, clean white margins  Variegation holds up very well in sun  Forms a wide, low mound of foliage making it...

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    • Hosta 'Gigantosaurus' PP35135 (20)ct Flat Hosta 'Gigantosaurus' PP35135 (20)ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Gigantosaurus' PP35135 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Gigantosaurus' PP35135 CPBRAF (20)ct Flat Proven Winners® SHADOWLAND® Collection Common Name: HostaThe massive size and leaves of 'Gigantosaurus' will have your garden feeling like Jurassic Park. This variety will come roaring to life in...

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    • Hosta GOLD STANDARD 25 BR Plants Hosta GOLD STANDARD 25 BR Plants

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      Hosta 'Gold Standard' (25) BR Plants

      'Gold Standard' Hosta (Banyai 1976) (25) bare root clumpsLarge. An ever-popular, classic hosta; large, ovate leaves have dark green marginsLeaf centers emerge light green in the spring and become progressively more gold towards early summer;...

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    • Hosta Guacamole 25 BR Plants Hosta Guacamole 25 BR Plants

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      Hosta 'Guacamole' (25) BR Plants

      'Guacamole' Hosta (Solberg 1994) (25) Bare Root Plants Huge, glossy, apple green leaves are surrounded by streaked, dark green leaf margins just like an avocadoLeaf centers become brighter gold in summer and when exposed to more sunlight while the...

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    • Hosta GUACAMOLE Hosta GUACAMOLE

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      Hosta 'Guacamole' (4) 1-gallons

      'Guacamole' Hosta (4) 1-gallons Huge, glossy, apple green leaves are surrounded by streaked, dark green leaf margins just like an avocado Leaf centers become brighter gold in summer and when exposed to more sunlight while the margins remain dark...

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    • Hosta HALCYON 20ct Flat Hosta HALCYON 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Halcyon' (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Halcyon' (20)ct Flat A popular mid-sized, blue hosta; leaves are frosty blue-green and pointed A superb grower with thick leaves that demonstrate good slug resistance Pale blue-violet flowers appear on 28" scapes in midsummer Attracts both...

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    • Hosta High Society PP17313 20ct Flat Hosta High Society PP17313 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'High Society' PP17313 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'High Society' (Hansen/Shady Oaks Nursery 2004) (20)ct Flat Small sized hosta great for containers or the front of the border A stunning sport of 'June' Sport of 'June' with distinctly wider, blue margins Yellow center brightens to...

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    • Hosta 'Hope Springs Eternal' PP33266 (20)ct Flat Hosta 'Hope Springs Eternal' PP33266 (20)ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Hope Springs Eternal' PP33266 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Hope Springs Eternal' PP33266 CPBRAF (20)ct FlatProven Winners SHADOWLAND CollectionCommon Name: Hosta All gardening is an exercise in optimism, and 'Hope Springs Eternal' is appropriate name for a hosta that will bring joy year after year...

      $279.15
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    • Hosta HUDSON BAY PP23598 20ct Flat Hosta HUDSON BAY PP23598 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Hudson Bay' PP23598 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Hudson Bay' PP23598 (20)ct FlatSHADOWLAND® Collection An improvement over its parent, ‘Eskimo Pie’, this new sport is a much showier, larger specimen and a stronger grower overall. The wider, brighter blue margin and...

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    • Hosta HUMPBACK WHALE 20ct Flat Hosta HUMPBACK WHALE 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Humpback Whale' (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Humpback Whale' (20)ct Flat ‘Humpback Whale’ forms a massive, dome-shaped mound of blue-green, corrugated, heart-shaped leaves. Its color is bluest in the springtime. Blue-green scapes carry near-white, bell-shaped flowers in...

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    • Hosta JUNE 20ct Flat Hosta JUNE 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'June' (20)ct Flat

       'June' Hosta (Neo Plants 1991) A sport of 'Halcyon' Pointed, ovate leaves have distinct, beautiful variegation Leaves have wide, streaked, blue-green margins and chartreuse centers in spring. Leaf center becomes medium to light gold in summer...

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    • Hosta LIBERTY PP#12,531 20ct Flat Hosta LIBERTY PP#12,531 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Liberty' PP#12,531 (20)ct Flat

      'Liberty' Hosta (Machen 2000) (20)ct Flat A gorgeous sport of H. 'Sagae' Blue-green leaves have wide, dramatically streaked, yellow margins which fade to creamy-white later in the season They are of much heavier substance, providing greater slug...

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    • Hosta 'Lone Star' PP35134 (20)ct Flat Hosta 'Lone Star' PP35134 (20)ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Lone Star' PP35134 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Lone Star' PP35134 CPBRAF (20)ct Flat Proven Winners® SHADOWLAND® Collection Common Name: HostaA green-centered sport of the popular 'Key West'. Leaves are a medium green with a vivid gold margin. Bright filtered shade draws out the most...

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    • Hosta 'Love Story' PP34224 (20)ct Flat Hosta 'Love Story' PP34224 (20)ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Love Story' PP34224 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Love Story' PP34224 CPBRAF (20)ct FlatProven Winners SHADOWLAND CollectionCommon Name: Hosta This Hosta will be a part of your garden "love story." Long heart-shaped leaves have medium green margins with chartreuse jetting that bleeds into...

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    • Hosta MAUI BUTTERCUPS 20ct Flat Hosta MAUI BUTTERCUPS 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Maui Buttercups' (20)ct Flat

      'Maui Buttercups' Hosta (Vaughn 1991) (20)ct FlatSmall. One of the very best small, yellow hostas Bright gold, 5", rounded leaves are deeply cupped and corrugated They are of heavy substance and demonstrate good slug resistance Near white...

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    • Hosta MINUTEMAN 20ct Flat Hosta MINUTEMAN 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Minuteman' (20)ct Flat

      'Minuteman' Hosta (Machen 1994) (20)ct FlatMedium. A sport of 'Francee' Stunning, very dark green leaves are surrounded by a wide, pure white margin Leaves have good substance, and are sometimes cupped and slightly wavy Pale lavender striped...

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    • Hosta 'Miss America' PP32068 (20)ct Flat Hosta 'Miss America' PP32068 (20)ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Miss America' PP32068 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Miss America' PP32068 CPBRAF (20)ct FlatProven Winners® SHADOWLAND® Collection A majestic, variegated large hosta that will capture the hearts of any gardener who showcases it in their garden. Medium green, heart-shaped leaves have white...

      $279.15
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    • Hosta 'My Fair Lady' PP35524 (20)ct Flat Hosta 'My Fair Lady' PP35524 (20)ct Flat

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      Hosta 'My Fair Lady' PP35524 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'My Fair Lady' PP35524 (20)ct Flat Common Name: HostaUpright Hosta with cascading tri-colored foliage. Deep blue-green leaves have apple-green jetting around creamy yellow centers. Large white flowers are held on upright proportionate scapes...

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    • Hosta NEPTUNE PP#19,674 20ct Flat Hosta NEPTUNE PP#19,674 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Neptune' PP#19,674 (20)ct Flat

      'Neptune' Hosta PP#19,674 (Hansen 2006) (20)ct FlatMedium to Large. Lightly rippled, ovate, medium blue-green leaves with a rippled margin. Upright mound with medium growth rate. Pale lavender flowers atop arching scapes. This upright clump of...

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    • Hosta OLD GLORY PP12503 25 BR Plants Hosta OLD GLORY PP12503 25 BR Plants

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      Hosta 'Old Glory' PP12503 (25) BR Plants

      'Old Glory' Hosta PP12503 (Hansen 1999) (25) Bare Root PlantsMedium.Dark green margin with golden yellow center; slightly rippled, nearly round leaves leaves. Mature size: 36 inches wide by 14 inch height; mound-like habit; vigorous growth rate.8 inch...

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    • Hosta Party Streamers PPAF 20ct Flat Hosta Party Streamers PPAF 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Party Streamers' PP33277 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Party Streamers' PP33277 (20)ct Flat 'Party Streamers' has a habit that lives up to its name-long, narrow, wiggly yellow leaves form a mounding habit. Its rapid growth rate means you won't have to wait long to see it come to maturity. Deep...

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    • Hosta 'Party Streamers' PP33277 (4) 1-gallons Hosta 'Party Streamers' PP33277 (4) 1-gallons

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      Hosta 'Party Streamers' PP33277 (4) 1-gallons

      Hosta 'Party Streamers' PP33277 (4) 1-gallons 'Party Streamers' has a habit that lives up to its name-long, narrow, wiggly yellow leaves form a mounding habit. Its rapid growth rate means you won't have to wait long to see it come to maturity. Deep...

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    • Hosta PATRIOT 20ct Flat Hosta PATRIOT 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Patriot' (20)ct Flat

      'Patriot' Hosta (J. Machem 1991) (20)ct FlatMedium. Ovate leaves have dark green centers and outstanding, crisp white, streaked margins (margins are creamy-yellow in spring) Leaves are of better than average substance, are slightly wavy, and...

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    • Hosta PATRIOT Hosta PATRIOT

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      Hosta 'Patriot' (4) 1-gallons

      'Patriot' Hosta (J. Machem 1991) (4) 1-gallons sport of Francee. Hosta of the Year 1997. Hosta 'Patriot' is a classic and beloved hosta, admired for its bold and patriotic coloration. This medium to large-sized hosta features heart-shaped leaves...

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    • Hosta POCKETFUL OF SUNSHINE PP23709 20ct Flat Hosta POCKETFUL OF SUNSHINE PP23709 20ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Pocketful of Sunshine' PP23709 (20)ct Flat

      Hosta 'Pocketful of Sunshine' PP23709 (20)ct Flat This cute small hosta grows quickly to form a compact clump of thick, rugose, distinctly cupped leaves that are yellow with broad, deep green margins at maturity.  The centers of the leaves are...

      $273.31
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    • Hosta PRAYING HANDS 10ct Flat Hosta PRAYING HANDS 10ct Flat

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      Hosta 'Praying Hands' (10)ct Quarts

      'Praying Hands' Hosta (Williams 1996) Small. 2011 Hosta of the Year Hosta 'Praying Hands' is a truly unique and captivating hosta, instantly recognizable for its distinctive, upright, and tightly folded leaves that resemble hands in prayer. This...

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    You do not need to be an expert gardener to grow perennials. Many types of perennials are easy to grow and provide years of pleasure with minimal upkeep.

    Using perennial plants as the backbone of your flower garden you can count on colorful changes throughout the seasons, as flowers bloom bigger and better every year. Most established perennials need minimal upkeep, and many perennials multiple or spread in the garden to provide more color each year. Some perennials may live a few years, but old favorites like daylilies, hostas and peonies can thrive for decades.

    Choose the right site. There are perennials that will withstand deep shade, but there is a much larger selection of plants that need some sunshine.
    Choose the right plants. Evaluate your site, noting sun exposure and soil type, and choose plants that prefer the conditions. Know your USDA Zone, make sure the plants are adapted to your growing region.
    Prepare the soil. Since your perennials will be occupying the same space for years, it is important to prepare the soil. Most perennials like a moderately rich, loose, loamy soil, with plenty of organic matter and good drainage.
    Plant properly. Follow the planting instructions and water well after planting.
    Provide some extra TLC the first season. It is a good idea to mulch beds after planting with a thick layer of organic mulch. However, do not pile mulch right up against plants--keep it a few inches from the base of the plants. Be diligent about watering new plantings, deep watering once a week is better than a daily sprinkle.

    Here is a list of perennial plants anyone can grow -

    AMSONIA (Blue Star)
    Shown here with its rich gold fall color, amsonia adds a billowy, finely textured element to the landscape. This southern native has very narrow, soft, needle-like leaves that line the stems like bottle brushes, and grows into a dense mass, much like a small shrub. Clusters of light blue flowers are produced in late spring.
    Amsonia thrives in most gardens with little care. It is low-maintenance, easy to grow, and trouble-free.

    ASCLEPIAS (Butterfly Weed)
    A virtually hassle-free perennial, offering 3 months of tangerine-orange blooms from early thru late summer. The flowers, which are heavily laden with nectar and pollen, are particularly attractive to hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other beneficial insects.
    Gather bouquets of fresh, long-lasting asclepias flowers all summer, then collect the milkweed-like seed pods for dried arrangements in the fall.

    ASTER
    Valued for their late summer and fall display, Asters make terrific accents for fall blooming ornamental grasses and the changing colors of the trees. Densely packed clusters of flowers in every color of the rainbow provide outstanding color impact in the garden. They are long-lasting when cut for fresh bouquets and even attract butterflies! Many of the newer selections have demonstrated excellent disease resistance.

    BAPTISIA (Blue False Indigo)
    Native to the prairies of North America, baptisia is easy to grow and thrives with little care. It is lovely in meadow plantings, as a backdrop in flower borders, or as a specimen.
    Baptisia is a distinctive perennial with showy indigo-blue flowers carried on tapering spikes up to 1ft. long. They are held just above the dense, bushy mounds of soft blue-green foliage. The blooms appear from mid to late spring, followed by 2-3 in. long, black seed pods which remain attractive well into winter. They can be used in dried flower arrangements.

    CENTRANTHUS (Red Valerian, Jupiter’s Beard)
    Little more than water and sunshine is required to make this plant grow. It is a favorite of butterflies and is especially lovely when grown in sunny, naturalized areas, in the crevices of stone walls, or in cottage gardens.
    Fragrant, carmine-rose flower clusters are produced continuously from early thru late summer in most regions, except in cooler regions where the bloom period may be extended thru early fall.

    COREOPSIS (Tickseed)
    Coreopsis is one of the easiest perennials to maintain and is a good choice for beginners. It compliments nearly every other plant in the garden, and works equally well as an ever blooming hedge or as a filler in the middle of the border.

    DENDRANTHEMA (Hardy Garden Mum)
    A welcome alternative to standard fall mums, these plants are bigger, better, and hardier. They bloom prolifically in loose sprays of single daisies, and their habit is tight and broadly mounded.
    Dendranthemas combine well with other fall blooming perennials, and make excellent cut flowers. They tolerate a range of conditions including dry soil.

    ECHINACEA (Coneflower)
    Echinacea is native to the eastern US, so it is well-adapted to survive hot, windy conditions. It is quite drought tolerant once established. If properly sited, it forms attractive long-lived colonies.
    Coneflowers are a mainstay in today's gardens. Many gardeners choose not to remove the spent blossoms, since the seed heads are a wonderfully nutritious source of food for finches and other birds. The dried seed heads also provide architectural interest in the winter.

    GAURA (Wand Flower)
    Gaura is a native North American wildflower; so it is very drought and heat tolerant. It flowers continuously from late spring into fall if the spent flowers are removed.
    There are several varieties of gaura, all bearing pink or white, 4-petaled flowers. They flutter above the foliage on long, thin stems, blowing freely in the wind like a cloud of butterflies.

    GEUM (Avens)
    Looking for something that can provide strong color impact in the garden? This is definitely the one! The fiery orange blossoms of geum appear on slender stalks, hovering over the fuzzy, green foliage beginning in late spring. If deadheaded, it continues to send up blooms nearly all summer long.
    Geum is very easy to grow and is underused in today's gardens. It adapts well to both hot summers and cold winters without complaint.

    HELIOPSIS (False Sunflower)
    A beautiful, carefree perennial, heliopsis is a real workhorse in the garden! With its tall, bushy habit, this perennial creates a perfect backdrop for other perennials at the back of the flower border. It blooms for about 2 months, from mid thru late summer.

    HEMEROCALLIS & RUDBECKIA (Daylily & Black-Eyed Susan)
    Two classic perennials that no sunny garden should be without! Daylilies and Black-Eyed Susans add a huge splash of color to the garden in mid and late summer, just when the heat starts to kick in. Both require little more than sunshine and water to survive.

    HEUCHERA (Coral Bells)
    Heucheras are easy to grow and fit nicely in the front of any border, rock garden, or container. They will grow in any amount of sunlight, though most prefer partial shade (preferably afternoon shade).
    Once you start using heucheras in your garden, you’ll see that you can’t just have one! They go with everything, especially yellows and reds.

    HOSTA
    No shade garden would be complete without an array of hostas. There are literally hundreds to choose from, with leaf colors ranging from blue to yellow to green and every type of variegation you can imagine. Their bold foliage lends a somewhat tropical look, even though they are one of the most cold-hardy plants, all the way down to zone 3 (-40º F). If you’re looking for an easy perennial to grow in the shade, this is the one for you.

    NEPETA (Catmint)
    Nepetas are so satisfying to grow; you’ve just got to have at least one! With little or no care, you’ll be amazed how it starts to bloom in early summer and continues on all the way until fall if deadheaded.
    They make great cut flowers too, so they’ll keep your vases full all season long. Even when it’s not in bloom, nepeta’s elegant silvery foliage will accent all the other plants in your garden.

    PEROVSKIA (Russian Sage)
    No sunny perennial garden would be complete without Russian Sage. This is an essential perennial for the middle or back of the border, as it provides the ideal backdrop for all other flowering plants before it. It is extremely long-blooming, from summer into fall, and makes an excellent cut flower. When not in bloom, the finely textured, silvery foliage lends a light, airy look to the garden.

    SEDUM (Stonecrop)
    Sedum is one of the most popular perennials in America because it is very easy to grow and hardy in most areas of the country. Its thick, succulent leaves store water, making it drought tolerant, and pests and diseases rarely present a problem. The seed heads of the taller varieties provide excellent winter interest and food for birds.

    ORNAMENTAL GRASSES
    Gardeners across America have discovered the value of ornamental grasses. More than ever before, people are incorporating them into their landscapes, from the flower border to the water garden. It’s easy to see why—with such a large selection available, there’s a grass for nearly every habitat. Their powerful architectural details provide striking contrast against nearly all other plants, even standing through the long, cold winters of the north. And since they are generally very low-maintenance, anyone can grow them. Ornamental grasses, which began as a trend many years ago, are definitely here to stay!

    Also consider: Ajuga, Alchemilla, Armeria, Athyrium, Bergenia, Chrysanthemum, Convallaria, Corydalis, Dianthus, Dicentra, Euonymus, Gaillardia, Galium, Geranium, Helleborus, Lamium, Leucanthemum, Liriope, Matteuccia, Pachysandra, Paeonia, Penstemon, Phlox subulata, Salvia, Sempervivum, Stachys, Stokesia, Verbascum, Veronica, Vinca, Yucca

    Ornamental Grasses -  Calamagrostis,  Chasmanthium, Erianthus,  Festuca,  Miscanthus,  Panicum,  Pennisetum,  and  Schizachyrium.

    Easy-to-grow perennial plants FAQ

    Easy-to-grow perennial plants offer a variety of benefits for gardeners of all levels, especially those new to gardening or short on time:

    Low Maintenance:

    • Unlike annuals, which need to be replanted every year, perennials come back season after season with minimal effort. This saves you time and money on buying new plants each year.
    • Once established (usually after the first year), most easy-care perennials require less watering, weeding, and fertilizing compared to other plants.

    Cost-Effective:

    • Perennials are a one-time investment that keeps on giving. You can even divide and share established perennials with friends or use them to fill out other areas of your garden, saving you even more money.

    Environmental Benefits:

    • Perennials develop deep root systems that help prevent soil erosion and improve drainage.
    • They also attract beneficial pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, contributing to a healthy ecosystem.

    Long-lasting Beauty:

    • Easy-to-grow perennials often come in a wide variety of colors, shapes, and sizes, allowing you to create a beautiful and vibrant garden with minimal effort.
    • Many perennials bloom for extended periods throughout the season, providing you with continuous color and enjoyment.

    Reduced Stress:

    Knowing your plants are easy to care for can reduce the stress often associated with gardening, especially for beginners. This allows you to enjoy the beauty and satisfaction of gardening without worrying about complex care requirements.

    Remember, even easy-care plants may still need occasional watering, weeding, and dividing, but they generally need much less attention than other types of plants.

    Easy-to-grow perennial plants share several characteristics that make them suitable for gardeners of all levels, including:

    Adaptability:

    These plants can tolerate a wide range of growing conditions, including variations in sun exposure, soil moisture, and even temperature to some extent. This means they are less likely to require special treatment or coddling to thrive.

    Drought Tolerance:

    Once established, many easy-care perennials are drought tolerant, meaning they can survive with infrequent watering, especially during periods of moderate rainfall. This is a valuable trait, especially in areas with limited water resources or for gardeners who forget to water occasionally.

    Pest and Disease Resistance:

    Easy-grow perennials tend to be naturally resistant to common garden pests and diseases. This translates to less need for pesticides or fungicides, making them a more eco-friendly and low-maintenance choice.

    Low Light Tolerance:

    While some easy-care perennials prefer full sun, many can tolerate partial shade or even full shade. This versatility allows you to plant them in a wider range of locations in your garden, even in areas that do not receive direct sunlight for most of the day.

    Fast Growth Rate:

    Some easy-care perennials establish quickly and reach maturity within a season or two, allowing you to enjoy their flowers or foliage sooner. This is particularly beneficial for gardeners who want to see results quickly.

    Long Bloom Time:

    Many easy-grow perennials boast extended bloom times, offering continuous color and visual interest in your garden throughout the season. This reduces the need for frequent planting or replanting throughout the year.

    Self-Seeding:

    Some easy-care perennials readily self-seed, meaning they drop seeds that germinate and produce new plants the following season. This can help fill out your garden and add natural beauty without requiring additional planting efforts.

    Examples of easy-to-grow perennial plants that embody these characteristics include:

    By choosing easy-care perennials with these characteristics, you can create a beautiful and low-maintenance garden that thrives with minimal effort.

    For sunny locations:

    • Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia): These cheerful yellow flowers with dark centers bloom profusely from mid-summer to fall. They tolerate a wide range of conditions and are drought-tolerant once established.
    • Catmint (Nepeta): This fragrant herb produces lavender-blue flowers that attract pollinators. It's low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and deer-resistant.  
    • Coneflower (Echinacea): These daisy-like flowers come in a variety of colors, including purple, pink, and white. They're attractive to butterflies and are known for their medicinal properties.  
    • Daylily (Hemerocallis): These adaptable plants produce large, showy flowers in a wide range of colors. Each bloom lasts only a day, but the plants produce many buds for an extended flowering period.
    • Russian Sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia): This aromatic shrub produces tall spikes of lavender-blue flowers in late summer. It's drought-tolerant and thrives in poor soil.  
    • Sedum (Stonecrop): These succulents come in a variety of forms, with colorful blooms in late summer and fall. They're very drought-tolerant and require little maintenance.  
    • Yarrow (Achillea): This tough plant produces flat clusters of colorful flowers in mid-summer. It's drought-tolerant and attracts beneficial insects.  

    For shady locations:

    • Bleeding Heart (Dicentra spectabilis): This charming plant produces heart-shaped pink or white flowers in spring. It prefers moist, well-drained soil.
    • Coral Bells (Heuchera): These plants are grown primarily for their colorful foliage, but they also produce delicate flower spikes in summer. They tolerate a wide range of conditions and are deer-resistant.
    • Foamflower (Tiarella): This groundcover produces delicate white or pink flowers in spring. It prefers moist, shady conditions.
    • Hosta: These shade-loving plants are grown for their attractive foliage, but they also produce lily-like flowers in summer. They prefer moist, well-drained soil.
    • Lungwort (Pulmonaria): This early-blooming plant produces clusters of pink, blue, or white flowers in spring. It prefers moist, shady conditions.

    These are just a few of the many beautiful and easy-to-care perennial plants that you can grow in your garden. When choosing plants, be sure to consider your local climate and growing conditions. With a little planning, you can enjoy a colorful and low-maintenance garden for years to come.

    A hardy perennial plant is one that can survive the winter in a particular climate and come back year after year.

    Here's a breakdown of what makes a perennial "hardy":

    • Survives Winter: The key characteristic is its ability to withstand freezing temperatures, frost, and other harsh winter conditions in your specific region. This means the plant's roots, crown (where the stem meets the roots), or even the whole plant can survive dormant through the winter.
    • USDA Plant Hardiness Zones: Gardeners use the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map to determine which plants are likely to thrive in their area. Each zone represents a 10-degree Fahrenheit difference in the average annual minimum winter temperature. So, a plant hardy to Zone 5 can tolerate colder winters than a plant hardy to Zone 8.
    • Lifespan: While perennials live for more than two years, their lifespan varies. Some might live for three to five years, while others can last for decades with proper care.

    Examples of Hardy Perennials:

    • Coneflowers (Echinacea): Hardy in Zones 3-9  
    • Black-eyed Susans (Rudbeckia): Hardy in Zones 3-9  
    • Catmint (Nepeta): Hardy in Zones 3-8  
    • Daylilies (Hemerocallis): Hardy in Zones 3-10  
    • Hostas: Hardy in Zones 3-9  

    Important Note: Even within a hardiness zone, microclimates (small areas with slightly different climates than the surrounding area) can exist. Factors like sun exposure, soil drainage, and wind protection can affect a plant's winter survival.

    Perennial plants are a wonderful addition to any garden. Unlike annuals that need to be replanted yearly, perennials come back year after year, providing long-lasting beauty and enjoyment. For those new to gardening or seeking low-maintenance options, easy-to-grow perennials are an excellent choice. This comprehensive guide will provide valuable insights into selecting, planting, and caring for these resilient plants.

    What are Perennials?

    Perennials are plants that live for more than two years. They typically die back to the ground in winter and re-emerge in spring, offering a continuous cycle of growth and blooms. Perennials come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors, making them suitable for diverse garden styles and preferences.

    Why Choose Easy-to-Grow Perennials?

    Easy-to-grow perennials offer several advantages for gardeners:

    • Low Maintenance: These plants require minimal care once established, making them ideal for busy individuals or those new to gardening.
    • Cost-Effective: Since they return year after year, perennials are a cost-effective investment compared to annuals.
    • Variety: A wide array of easy-to-grow perennials is available, offering diverse colors, textures, and bloom times.
    • Environmental Benefits: Perennials help improve soil health, reduce erosion, and provide habitat for pollinators.
    • Climate Suitability: Choosing perennials that are appropriate for your hardiness zone ensures that they will provide beautiful blooms throughout the year and stay healthy with minimal maintenance.

    Selecting Easy-to-Grow Perennials When choosing perennials, consider the following factors:

    • Hardiness Zone: Determine your USDA Hardiness Zone to ensure you select plants that can withstand your region's climate.
    • Sunlight Requirements: Determine whether the plants need full sun, partial shade, or full shade.
    • Soil Preferences: Consider the soil type and drainage in your garden.
    • Watering Needs: Choose drought-tolerant plants if you live in an area with limited rainfall.
    • Bloom Time: Select perennials with different bloom times to enjoy continuous color throughout the growing season.

    Easy-to-Grow Perennials for All USDA Zones Here are some popular and easy-to-grow perennials suitable for various USDA Hardiness Zones:

    • Yarrow (Achillea spp.): This stalwart plant tolerates dry conditions and blooms from early to late summer. It prefers well-drained soil and full sun. Yarrow is drought-tolerant once established. Yarrow attracts beneficial insects and pollinators, contributing to a healthy garden ecosystem. However, it can be susceptible to powdery mildew and stem rot if planted in shady or wet sites, so proper site selection is crucial.
    • Threadleaf Coreopsis (Coreopsis verticillata): This perennial features lacy foliage and golden-yellow flowers. With proper deadheading (removing spent blooms), coreopsis can have an extended blooming season, continuing to flower from early summer until fall. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. However, crown rot may occur in poorly drained soils.
    • Shasta Daisy (Leucanthemum x superbum): With classic daisy form, Shasta daisies bloom in early summer and often re-bloom later in the season. They prefer full sun to light shade and well-drained soil. While Shasta daisies generally grow 2 to 3 feet tall and are hardy in Zones 4 to 8, the size and hardiness can vary depending on the specific cultivar. It is essential to check the information provided with the specific Shasta daisy variety you choose. Leaving seedheads on Shasta daisies in the fall can attract birds to your garden.
    • Daylily (Hemerocallis spp.): Known for its hardiness and adaptability, the daylily features grassy foliage and a variety of flower colors. It prefers moist soil with good drainage. Daylilies are tolerant of different soil types and pH levels, making them a versatile choice for various garden conditions. Over-fertilizing daylilies can lead to excessive vegetative growth and decreased blooms.
    • Stonecrop (Sedum spp.): This drought-tolerant perennial thrives in full sunlight and well-drained soil. It typically blooms in late summer and early fall. Stonecrop is a low-maintenance plant that requires minimal care once established. However, in extreme heat, stonecrop plants can become leggy, so cutting them back after flowering can help maintain a healthy shape.
    • Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia spp.): This tough prairie plant tolerates both wet and dry soils and blooms from midsummer to frost. It prefers full sun. Black-Eyed Susans can thrive in poor soil, demonstrating their resilience and adaptability. When grown in containers, Black-Eyed Susans need big pots to accommodate their large root systems.
    • Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea): This native plant produces abundant flowers from early summer until fall. It prefers full sun to part shade and dry to medium moist, well-drained soil. Proper spacing is important for coneflowers to ensure good air circulation and prevent diseases. When purchasing coneflowers, it is advisable to avoid those sold in bags from overseas, as their roots may be dry and fail to recover.
    • Russian Sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia): This low-maintenance plant thrives in hot, dry climates and blooms in mid- to late summer. It requires full sun and well-drained soil to thrive. Russian sage is drought-tolerant once established.
    • Helen's Flower (Helenium autumnale): This perennial delivers hot-colored flowers in mid- to late summer. It prefers full sun and moist soil. Unlike many other native plants, Helen's Flower can tolerate wet and heavy clay soils, making it suitable for rain gardens.
    • Goldenrod (Solidago spp.): This sun-loving plant features golden-yellow flower plumes in late summer to early fall. It prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Goldenrod can spread aggressively, so dividing mature plants every two to three years is necessary to control its growth. Different goldenrod species have varying water needs, so it is essential to research the specific requirements of the variety you choose.
    • Hosta (Hosta spp.): These shade-loving plants come in a wide variety of colors and textures. They prefer moist, well-drained soil and partial to full shade. Hostas are slow-growing plants, and it can take several years for them to reach their full size. While they tolerate shade, hostas may not flower abundantly in dense shade with no sunlight.
    • Hibiscus (Hibiscus spp.): These showy plants produce large, colorful flowers. They need full sun and consistently moist soil. Hibiscus is one of the last perennials to emerge in spring. If hibiscus dries out too much, it can drop its foliage, so maintaining consistent moisture is crucial.

    Planting Perennials

    • Soil Preparation Proper soil preparation is crucial for the success of perennial plants. Most perennials thrive in well-drained soil with good fertility. Adding organic matter, such as compost or manure, improves soil texture, drainage, and water-holding capacity. Avoid using lawn fertilizer when preparing the soil, as it often contains high levels of nitrogen, which can hinder flowering in perennials. Ideally, soil preparation should be done in the fall.
    • Planting Time The best time to plant perennials varies depending on the USDA Hardiness Zone and the specific plant. Spring and fall are generally preferred, as these seasons allow plants to establish roots before the summer heat or winter cold.

    Caring for Perennials

    • Watering Water perennials deeply and regularly, especially during the first growing season. Once established, most perennials are drought-tolerant but may need watering during extended dry periods. Avoid overwatering, which can lead to root rot.
    • Fertilizing Most perennials do not require heavy fertilization. A single application of a balanced fertilizer in spring is usually sufficient. Avoid excessive nitrogen, which can promote foliage growth at the expense of flowers.
    • Mulching Apply a layer of organic mulch around perennials to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and moderate soil temperature. Keep mulch away from plant stems to prevent rotting.
    • Deadheading and Pruning Deadhead spent blooms regularly to encourage continuous flowering. Prune perennials in late winter or early spring to remove dead or damaged growth and promote new growth.
    • Winterizing Prepare perennials for winter by cutting back foliage after the first frost. Apply a layer of mulch to protect the roots from freezing temperatures. Even during winter dormancy, perennials still require some hydration, so water them when the soil is dry, especially if your area experiences dry winters.

    Propagating Perennials Perennials can be propagated through various methods, including division, cuttings, and seeds. Division involves separating a mature plant into smaller sections, and it is an effective method for propagating plants like hostas and daylilies. Cuttings involve rooting stem segments, and this technique works well for plants like catmint and oregano. Seeds can be sown directly outdoors or started indoors, and this method is often used for propagating coneflowers and black-eyed Susans.

    Easy-to-grow perennial plants are a rewarding addition to any garden. By selecting appropriate varieties, preparing the soil properly, and providing basic care, gardeners can enjoy years of vibrant blooms and lush foliage with minimal effort. Remember to consider your hardiness zone, sunlight conditions, and soil type when choosing perennials. With proper planting and care, including watering, fertilizing, mulching, deadheading, pruning, and winterizing, your perennials will thrive and bring long-lasting beauty to your garden. Explore the diverse world of perennials and discover the joys of gardening!