Wisconsin perennial garden

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Most gardeners are familiar with daylilies, peonies, hostas, and iris, but other perennials can add color and interest.

Does the headline sound too good to be true? Stacy Tornio, author of Plants You Can’t Kill, assures that it’s not. In her new book, Tornio highlights…

Wisconsin is known for Green Bay, cheese, cold weather, and it’s also known for fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, and its Native American culture. In addition to all of this, we know that Wisconsin has some amazing

Discover a stunning array of shade-loving perennials that will thrive in your garden. From the best perennial plants for shade to long-blooming varieties, these beautiful options are perfect for shady gardens. Explore tough plants for dry shade and perennials that do well in heavy clay soil. Create a breathtaking shade garden with our selection of mind-blowing plants that flourish even in the shadiest spots.

let’s take a look at some of the most stunning low maintenance perennial flowers that will add beauty and color to your garden with little care needed

There are many varieties of coneflowers. These long-stem flowers that are members of the aster family look like a daisy in most cases because of the way that the rays surround a center disc.You can divide coneflowers into echinacea that will grow from zone 3 to 9 and rudbeckia that grow from zones 2 to 11.The great news is that once you learn to take care of one coneflower, you will find it easy to take care of almost all other coneflowers.

Are you looking for something different for your perennial garden? If you're tired of the same-old traditional perennials, why not try something that is a bit more uncommon? From showstopping flowers to low-maintenance underused perennials, we have a variety of plants that are sure to make your garden stand out from the rest.

Depending on where you live in Tennessee, you may be in growing zones 5 through 8. Furthermore, selected plants should meet the conditions in the spot where you want to plant them. For example, some plants do great in sunny locations while others love the shade.

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.