Perennials for all Seasons
We grow over 1,000 varieties of hardy fieldgrown perennials
Although most perennials bloom for no more than three to four weeks it is possible to have flowers throughout most of the growing season by selecting plants with varying bloom times. It is also important to consider foliage and habit when selecting perennials, since this is what you will be viewing throughout the season.
Click on the plant names below to read about and see photos of our featured perennial plants from earliest Spring through late Autumn.
March 20 Pushkinia
April 4 Fritillaria
April 9 Helleborus
April 10 Erythronium
April 15 Chionodoxa
April 16 Scilla
April 19 Corydalis solida
April 20 Phlox
April 27 Dodecatheon
April 29 Alchemilla
May 7 Camassia
May 20 Euphorbia
May 28 Clematis recta 'Purpurea'
June 1 Geranium macrorrhizum
June 3 Stachys
June 7 Baptisia
June 8 Allium
June 11Tradescantia 'Sweet Kate'
June 12Aristolochia
June 15Amsonia
June 23 Callirhoe
June 25 Aruncus
June 26 Digitalis
June 28 Cacalia
July 2 Astrantia
July 3 Persicaria
July 4 Echinacea
July 6 Phlox'Miss Lingard'
July 9 Nepeta 'Souvenir D'Andre'
July 10 Caryopteris 'Snow Fairy'
Mid July through early August DAYLILIES
July 27 Selinum
July 30 Monarda
August 4Pycnanthemum
August 5 Ruellia humilis (Wild Petunia)
August 15 Lycoris
August 17Eupatorium
August 18 Wild Senna (Cassia/Senna marilandica)
August 25 Hydrangea
August 27Hibiscus
August 30 Anemone
September 1 Gentiana
September 2 Aster 'October Skies'
September 5 Chelone
September 7Vernonia
September 7 Miscanthus giganteus
September 8 Rudbeckia 'Autumn Sun'
September 9 Aralia
September 12 Caryopteris
September 14 Ornamental Grasses
September 16 Heuchera villosa
September 17 Clematis "Sweet Autumn"
September 20 Heptacodium
September 22Celastrus
September 25 Colchicum ("Autumn Crocus")
October 1 Calamintha 'Montrose White'
October 10 Amsonia
Winter Scenes (February, 2009)
