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Annuals -
Perennials?? Which is which? Beginning gardeners, please don't
be scared off! One of the best things about gardening is that it can
be tailored to suit your needs, experience, and even your budget.
Start with your current landscaping as a base, and try to figure out a way
to integrate color and texture into what is already there.
A few basics:
Annuals are plants that complete their
life cycle within one season. Examples: marigolds, petunias,
impatiens, zinnias.
Perennials generally live for several
years, though some are longer-lived than others. This varies greatly
depending on the climate, weather conditions, insects, and of
course, the plant in question.
No matter what your garden situation, there are a number of perennials to
choose from. Our staff works with and gardens with these plants every
day. Ask our friendly staff to assist you in selecting the perfect
plants for your individual conditions.
Learn More
About
Perennials
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Basket-of-Gold |

Silveredge Bishop's Weed

Perennial border featuring Ozark Sundrops in foreground, Red Hot Poker (Tritoma)
Center, Foxglove providing background. |

A summer border featuring, from front to back, Red Flowering Dianthus
Barbatus, Yellow Coreopsis, Silver Foliaged Santolina Chamaecyparis, White
Iberis Sempervirens, Blue Spiked Baptisia Australis, Wooly White Stachys
Lanata and Pink Monarda Didyma 'Croftway Pink'. |