Perennials: a gardener's best friend.
Want beautiful flowers each year without the work of re-planting?
Choose perennials. These are plants that grow back each year, spreading, re-seeding themselves and producing clumps that can be divided and transplanted for a profusion of plants.
Many gardening clubs have perennial trades and give-aways, as do many local Cooperative Extension Services.
In addition, perennials come in a wide range of colors, textures, heights, growing habits and sun or shade requirements. For a truly carefree garden, these gems can't be beat.
Here are some wonderful easy-care perennials to consider adding to your garden:
For more gardening tips, look over the monthly pages on this site: March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December, Janauary and February. They contain numerous categories of information, along with how-to advice and timely tasks.
Here are some useful, free informational resources on plants, plant hardiness zones, types of plants and your local weather forecast.
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