Myosotis, Compindi, forget me not A popular hardy perennial, this variety performs in a variety of environmental conditions, but particularly thrives in moist, shaded locations. Deep blue flowers cover compact, 6" plants.

Aquilegia, Columbine. Graceful compact and hardy perennial with large brightly colored spurred flowers that attract butterflies and bees.

Digitalis, Foxglove are great for cottage gardens, attracting hummingbirds, and cutflower gardens. Thrives in shade.

Try Our Bareroot Peonies, Grandmas favorite, peonies have been garden mainstays for generations. Hardy perennials that endure for years, even decades in the yard and garden.

Try Our Bareroot Paeonia Tree, Peony Tree Huge, ruffled, satin-like flowers, super hardy perennials, rare and colorful. The showy flowers are 6-10" across growing on woody stems. The tree is slow growing and best in partial shade as flowers fade in full sun. Every garden needs a tree peony.

Perennials are hardy varieties of flowers that come back every year without needing to be replanted or requiring any extra work on your part. During the off-season, these flowers and their stems will die back. You can hardly even tell your once beautiful plant is there. Instead of just dying and looking like ugly clumps in your garden, they fade back into the soil. When their season returns for them to bloom, you'll notice entirely new flowers spring up just where last years blooms faded. Perennial plants are divided into two large groups, those that are woody and those that are herbaceous . Perennials typically grow structures that allow them to adapt to living from one year to the next. These structures include bulbs, tubers, woody crowns, rhizomes plus others.

Add flowering shrubs to your landscape design with weigela, lilacs, hydrangeas, buddleia, and other varieties of flowering shrubs. Many flowering shrubs attract birds with their berries and provide brilliant fall foliage. Flowering shrubs are at their best when blooming and can stand alone as specimens used for focal points. Flowering shrubs are usually deciduous, although azalea and rhododendron flowering shrubs are exceptions.

Echinacea, Coneflowers are sturdy, drought tolerant perennials with huge daisy-like blooms that last and last. Blooms best in light, loamy soil in full sun, though light shade is tolerated. Drought resistant. Butterflies flock to coneflowers to feast on their nectar.

Perennial Flowers we offer Coreopsis, Helleborus Lenten Rose, Heuchera Coral Bells, Knipnofia Torch Lily Tritoma Red Hot Poker, Myosotis Forget Me Not, Phlox Garden Phlox, Rudbeckia Black Eyed Susan.

Shasta Daisy's are one of the most popular and well-loved perennials grown for its cheery, large daisy flowers that appear late spring through autumn.

Gaillardia, Blanket Flowers are easy to grow perennials that are drought and deer resistant. Packed with vibrant daisy-like blooms. Stunning for wildflower and meadow gardens.

Banana Plant Care we offer plant description, culture and fertilization tips.

Hosta are attractive from Spring until frost with no maintenance required. Lush leaves in an infinite array of shapes sizes and patterns. Most prefer light or part shade; few varieties tolerate full sun.

Salvia, Meadow Sage low, mounding habit sends up striking flowering spikes. Deer and rabbit resistant. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. A reliable, compact perennial useful in the border, rock garden, edging or natural plantings.

Lupinus, Lupines, Bluebonnet unique, elegant brightly colored spires of blooms rising above clumps of green petal-like leaves.

Hemerocallis, Daylilies are excellent in the perennial garden. Daylilies are easy to grow, they bloom all summer long and provide texture and color. Low maintenance.

Sedum, Stonecrop very tough perennials that perform in any soil. Thick, fleshy leaves make this perennial extremely drought tolerant. There are tall upright types that form substantial clumps and low, spreading types that make excellent groundcovers.

Overwinter Banana Plant we offer tips on overwintering these hardy perennial varieties in the state of Tennessee.

Also known as “Color Guard” Desert Candle, this perennial will beautify your garden year after year. Hardy evergreen with distinctive variegated foliage and tall spires of creamy white flowers, a good specimen plant. Enjoys well-drained soil and tolerates considerable drought once established.

PURPLE BEARDED IRIS

Rich deep purple-blue flowers accented with a narrow band of white atop 36” green foliage. Enjoys well drained soil and tolerates drought, blooms in May.

STARGAZER

The most popular lily grown! This lily is bright and joyful, a super outlook on life. Vivid red with white margins. Excellent for pots, 18” stems, flowering July-August, zone 3-8, sun/shade, cut flower.

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