Deer Resistant Perennials Realizing that no plant is deer proof, plants in the Rarely Damaged, and Seldom Severely Damaged categories would be best for landscapes prone to deer damage. View...

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Native Perennials A Native plant is one that develops, occurs naturally, or has existed for many years in an area. These can be trees, flowers, grasses, perennials or other plants. View...

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Perennials for Cut Flowers Perennial flowering plants are useful for using as cut flowers in vases and arrangements. View...

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Perennials for Ground Covers Groundcover plants, when properly taken care of, provide dense soil cover, retard weed growth, and prevent soil erosion. Groundcovers range in height from an inch to four feet. They can be woody or herbaceous; clumping or running; evergreen or deciduous. View...

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Perennials for Rock Gardens Gardeners design rock gardens to exploit rocky slopes in their yards. Others import rocks into yards that are flat and rockless. Rock gardens add a sense of discovery and are inviting. View...

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Perennials for Attracting Butterflies Butterflies are some of the most beautiful and interesting creatures on Earth. A butterfly garden is an easy way to see more butterflies. It is easy to increase the number and variety of butterflies in your yard. View...

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Perennials for Dried Flowers Through the process of air hanging, desiccants, pressing, or heat,  flowers and leaves have all moisture removed, preserving as much color and texture for dried arrangements and floral crafts. View...

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Perennials for Sun Full sun perennial flowers require at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight daily. While the flowers don't need to be planted under a spotlight, they do need bright light for most of the day. Full sun perennials require the minimum all year long - even during the shortened days of spring and fall. View...

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Perennials for Part Sun/Part Shade If your garden gets some light, consider planting perennials for part shade. A few perennials, such as heuchera, survive in partial shade and full shade. Select these plants if you are unsure about the type of shade you receive. View...

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Perennials for Shade Shade perennials grow under thickly branched trees, gardens situated on northerly buildings, or other shady spots. A garden that's located here will receive little or no direct sun. Only a limited number of plants are suitable for this situation. View...

Plastic Pots If you like to grow your own garden plants, use these pots for transplanting young plants and seedlings for growing on before moving to a permanent area in your garden. View...

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Seed Starting Trays and Inserts Growing your own garden plants from seeds can be a fun, educational experience. Start your bedding plants with these trays and pack inserts before moving them outside for summer beauty. View...