Other shade plants that may suffer damage in bright sun include astilbes, bleeding hearts ... sunlight means you can add more sun-loving perennials to your newly-sunny garden where they will ...

“We started planting those (perennials) back in March… so right now we have ... On the week of April 28, there will be a four-pack of perennial astilbes and six lucky gardeners will be eligible to win ...

Too much sunlight can damage perennials like hostas, astilbes, bleeding hearts, primroses, and ferns, so you'll have to move them to an area away from direct sun. When replanting shade-loving plants ...

Here are the fastest growing perennials for any garden. Every garden needs both annuals for instant impact and perennials for color that returns for many years. Because perennials are long-lived ...

A gardening expert answers whether you should plant your perennials now or later. The Burtons/Getty Images Ready to get your garden growing this spring? You probably have a few plants, flowers ...

He asked me whether we could grow mini-roses or carnations in Ashland? There are a lot of perennials with the name of dianthus that have a carnation or mini rose appearance. The quick answer is ...

“Growing Bulbs in the Natural Garden: Innovative Techniques for Combining Bulbs and Perennials in Every Season,” by van der Kloet (Timber Press, 2024), breaks down tired planting traditions ...

If your garden or planters need more colour contrast or you want to create an eye-catching focal point, consider planting these noteworthy perennials. *No charge for 4 weeks then billed as $19 ...

Perennials, known for their ability to return year after year, offer a low-maintenance and sustainable solution for container gardening. From colourful blooms to lush foliage, these enduring ...

Choose from perennials, heirlooms, culinary herbs, ornamental and aromatic plants, grasses, and hard-to-find plant varieties. All plants are suitable for planting in southeastern Wisconsin-area ...

My three plants spread nicely in an area where I grow sedums as ground cover. These drought-tolerant perennials loved their hot, sunny home, and the plants were covered in blooms well into fall.