By Jennifer Poindexter Do you have a desolate growing location that needs a little life added to it? You may need a low-growing, perennial flowering plant to liven up the area. If so, you should consider growing trilliums. These flowers produce unique blooms and beautiful … [Read more...]
Learn to Grow and Care for Black Eyed Susan Flowers (Rudbeckia hirta)
By Jennifer Poindexter Have you ever considered growing black-eyed Susan flowers around your home? This plant also goes by the scientific name of rudbeckia hirta. No matter what you call it, these flowers are low-maintenance and hard to miss thanks to their brightly colored … [Read more...]
25 Longest Lasting Perennial Flowers for Beautiful Blooms
By Jennifer Poindexter Are you looking for perennial plants with longer bloom cycles? Let’s be honest. Most people grow perennials because you plant them once, and they return for years. Plus, they’re typically lower maintenance. Why wouldn’t you want these plants to bloom … [Read more...]
Are Morning Glories Annuals or Perennials?
By Erin Marissa Russell Some morning glory varieties are annuals, while others are perennials. You’ll need to know which variety of morning glory you have and do a quick Google search, or check the packaging and product description, to determine which type of morning glory you … [Read more...]
Are dahlias annuals or perennials?
QUESTION: Are dahlias annuals or perennials? I keep looking around and can't get a clear answer. Patricia F ANSWER: Dahlias are considered tender perennials. This means that they can return each year as long as they aren’t exposed to frost. In many cases, these flowers … [Read more...]
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