Flowers perennials

These invasive plants are all beautiful so you will be tempted to plant them in your garden. Find out which invasive species are not worth the hassle.

Planting perennials in the fall is a simple way to enjoy a larger, more stunning garden for longer. Benefit from a colorful and vibrant garden all year.

Get more color out of your perennials with this list of long blooming plants.

These hardy perennials can thrive in part sun, full sun or shade, high heat or freezing temperatures, and still bloom beautifully every year.

There are so many lovely perennials available, so don't bother with these 14 Plants Not To Grow In Your Garden, or other invasive or aggressive plants.

Winterizing your garden includes trimming back some perennials and leaving others until spring. Our experts tell you what to do to ensure success.

Shade loving plants are adapted to very little sunlight because of their place in the forest understory. Since the canopies of larger trees and shrubs block as much as 95% of the sunlight that reaches

It is really beautiful to have flowering plants all year round, but sometimes it is difficult to achieve this.

Low-maintenance perennials are beautiful, easy to care for, and will last at least two years! Here's a list of 18 low-maintenance perennials for your garden!

Fall is still an excellent time for planting and gardening. Use the cooler, less harried days of autumn to plant both fall and spring flowers.