Perennials add depth, texture and beauty t o the landscape with their long-lasting colors, often changing throughout the season, and the best part…they come back year after year. Many are also fragrant, making outdoor spaces more inviting and adding a certain calm and peace for the soul. Perennials are especially important for pollinators. Their recurring blooms supply food, nectar and pollen for bees, butterflies, birds and beneficial insects, making Perennials an essential must have addition to the garden.
Perennials
Allium ‘ Millenium’
Autumn Fern
Max Frei Bloody Cranesbill
Firecracker Sedum
Canary Brilliants Peony
Southern Comfort Heuchera
Land of Cotton Daylily
Autumn Wood Daylily
Black and Blue Salvia (HUMMINGBIRD ATTRACTOR)
Magnus Conflower
Jindai Tatarian Aster-Excellent Pollinator
Cinnamon Snow Lenten Rose
Monarch on Joe Pye Weed (Butterfly Attractor)
Arendsii Monkshood
Epimedium x “Sulphureum”
Hardy Orchid
Pastel Splendor Itoh Peony
Cinnamon Snow Lenten Rose
Hosta, Heuchera, Astilbe and Blue Moon Phlox
Little Joe Joe Pye Weed (NATIVE-BUTTERFLY ATTRACTOR)
Blue Ridge Native Phlox and Foam Flower (NATIVE)
Our favorite perennial
Forest McCord Siberian Iris
Orange Vol Daylily
Tangerine Beauty Crossvine (NATIVE- HUMMINGBIRD ATTRACTOR)
Black Gamecock Louisiana Iris
Max Frei Bloody Cranesbill
September Charm Japanese Anemone
Azure Monkshood
Iris cristata-Native
Merlot Lenten Rose
Agapanthus ‘Prolific Blue
Freddy Boy Louisiana Iris
Honorine Jobert Japanese Anemone
Arborvitae Fern
Alertie Peony
Lenten Rose
Summer Storm Crested Iris (NATIVE)
Black Gamecock Louisiana Iris
Alabama Crimson Honeysuckle (NATIVE-HUMMINGBIRD ATTRACTOR)
Pardon Me Daylily
Autumn Fern
Summer Sunshine Coreopsis
Honorine Jobert Japanese Anemone
Arborvitae Fern Fall Color
Nana Tickseed and May Night Salvia
