How to Select and Plant Perennials
PLANTING STEPS (a) After preparing soil, dig a hole deep enough to hold root ball. (b) Remove the pot, break … [MORE]
Where to Get Perennial Seeds …
If you love the idea of starting a wide range of your own perennials from seed, be prepared to do a bit of … [MORE]
Perennial Plant of the Year
The Perennial Plant of the Year for 2013! Each year, members of the Perennial Plant Association from all across … [MORE]
Top 10 Picks for 2013 …
ANNOUNCEMENT - Don't missing reading The Top 10 Picks for 2013. Click here to go directly to the page. … [MORE]
Perennial Plant of the Year

Perennial Plant of the Year
The Perennial Plant of the Year for 2013! Each year, members of the Perennial Plant Association from all across North America vote on … [Read More]
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Top 10 Best Perennials

Top 10 New for 2013
Spring arrives sooner in some areas of our continent than in others but one thing is for sure, if you are a gardener or would like to take up the hobby, you are anxious … [Read More]
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Top 10 Picks for 2013 …
ANNOUNCEMENT - Don't missing reading The Top 10 Picks for 2013. Click here to go directly to the page. … [Read More]

Perennial Plant of the Year
The Perennial Plant of the Year for 2013! Each year, members of the Perennial Plant Association from all across North America vote on their choice for Perennial Plant of the Year. We are pleased to announce the 2013 choice, Polygonatum odoratum ‘Variegatum’ (Japanese Solomon's Seal). Read more about this wonderful shade-loving and exotic-looking plant in our database. The PPA has been selecting outstanding perennials since 1990. … [Read More]

Spring Cleaning in the Perennial Garden
Surely spring is the busiest season of the year for the avid perennial gardener. Fortunately, most of us have been cooped up indoors all winter and are anxious to get outside anyhow, and the cool but pleasant spring weather beckons to our gardening spirit! Is it time yet? The dead tops of perennials that have been left to stand through the winter are truly not fussy about when you get around to cutting them back. However, heavy and wet clay … [Read More]





