Daylily These flowers are fairly low maintenance and will do well in full sun. Choosing the right colors for your garden is crucial to your design and the overall feeling you’re going for. By Jason White Last updated: Janu 25 min read. For a low risk plant in warmer, more moist climates, it’s hard to go wrong with Dahilas. In this article, we take a look at our favorite purple perennial flowers that you can plant in your garden this season. These perennials have gained quite a following over the last decade as the number of varieties have increased, also increasing their color combinations. Asters vary in size, and their colors include white, purple, blue, or pink. Aster flowers are daisy-like perennials that bloom in late summer and early autumn. These sun loving flowers can be grown as annual flowers in cooler climates, and are hardy in zones 8-11. Companion plants: Anemone, Coneflower, Marigold. Dahlias range in size from 15 inches up to 6 feet tall! The smaller varieties are called “dinnerplate” dahlias and will not grow quite as tall as others.ĭahlias can be grown in pots, as long as they have adequate sun. They are well loved by gardeners due to their hardy nature in warmer climates, and they come in a wide variety of different beautiful colors. Scientific name: Platycodon grandiflorusĭahlias are sun loving perennials that you’ll see in almost any garden magazine. Let’s take a look at some of our favorite perennial flowering plants!īalloon Flower These flowers are easy to grow and will bloom all summer long. Whatever you decide, if you select the right perennials, you can manage a low-maintenance landscape that has color year-round. Maybe you prefer to just naturalize one area of your yard. You also need to make sure your favorites will cooperate in your hardiness zone. Some tend to spread and overtake other plants, and others need to be divided so that they continue to bloom well.īecause different perennials have different requirements, before you shop, you need to plan what you’d like to include in your landscape and check whether the plants require the same soil, the same light, and you definitely want to ensure that they don’t all bloom at the same time. Of course, not all perennials can simply be left to their own devices. You dig one hole per plant and can be confident that they’ll repeat their pattern of blooming year after year without you replanting them. Common Name: Fuchsia, Hardy Fuchsia, or Hummingbird Fuchsia. Perennial flowers make some of the most beautiful scenery you can plant in your garden. Apart from its size, the fuchsia is most notable for its intricate and exotic-looking pendant flowers which feature a deep-purple central tube filled with equally vibrant stamen and surrounded by hot-pink sepals.
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