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How to plant a Perennial Garden?
I live in MA and am planting a perennial garden. My soil is good and moist and has some shade and full sun. So far I have -Forget me nots,lilies, snow in the summer, dianthicus.
I am just wondering what are some easy to care for and pretty perennials? Also do I need to mulch and take the mulch away in the spring?
Remember that a perennial garden is just that perennial. Don't put in too much, start slow. Things will spread and grow larger with time and the most common mistake when you start is to put in too much. It won't be filled up the first couple of years, you can fill in the empty spaces with annuals. Try to get plants that bloom at different times of the year early and late spring, early mid and late summer and fall. Put larger taller plants to the back.
Mulch is critical. It does many good things. It retains water. It keeps weeds down and with time it enriches the soil. The mulch breaks down and becomes compost. It protects plants through the winter. In fall pile on the mulch, particularly on and around delicate plants. In spring wait until most danger of frost to remove the mulch. If you use leaves, you have to pull them back to allow little plants to come up. If you shred the leaves you can mostly leave it on. When you pull the leaves back, leave them nearby if danger of frost cover the plants again.
I will repeat the most important thing is to leave room for your plants to grow. Enjoy it is a wonderful thing that grows through the years, it truly takes 4 or 5 years to really get nice.
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Barlow Mix Columbine 40 Seeds (Hirt' Gardens) from $ 2.95 Double flowered Incredible range of colors, including white, rose, violet, purple-black, and many bicolors Height is 2.5 to 3 feet 40 seeds per pack Stock Status : In 1 Stores 
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McKanas Columbine 50 Seeds (Hirt' Gardens) from $ 2.75 Stock Status : In 1 Stores
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Perennials . . . What You Need to Know!: Tips and Advice to Grow Tried and True Perennials
USD 14.78 A reference guide for gardeners short on time and long on love for a beautiful garden, this is a complete source of information on all things "perennial"—choosing them, caring for them, and using perennials in gardens of all sizes, whether container, a courtyard, or large mixed beds. It is packed with plenty of advice for either the novice or experienced gardener, including choosing the correct plant for sun and shade, providing year-round garden interest, selecting blossoms and foliage for cutting, and even how to dig a good hole. Also provided is an in-depth section on beneficial garden insects. 
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Annuals and Perennials: A Gardener's Encyclopedia
USD 15.56 How to choose the best from over 1,300 annuals and perennials. The choice of annuals and perennials at any nursery is overwhelming, to say the least. Annuals and Perennials contains all the information needed to make the right choice from the enormous number of plants available. With its compact and easy-to-use format, the book is perfect to take along to the nursery. Using the comprehensive plant-selection tables, gardeners can see at a glance the most important characteristics of more than 1,300 annuals and perennials, helping them make the best choice for their garden's appearance and cultivation requirements. The first part of Annuals and Perennials is the plant tables, which are organized by species name and list the plant's characteristics. These are: Height and spread Perennial, biennial or annual Full sun, half-sun, heavy shade Cool, warm-temperate, subtropical or tropical Flowering and planting season Showy foliage, showy flowers, scented flowers Frost tolerance Bromeliad, carnivorous, gesneriad or none of these Suitability to container planting Indoor use Having chosen a plant from the table, the gardener then turns to the book's second part, which describes the more than 1,300 species, cultivars and hybrids in greater detail. This includes growing zones and common names, as well as the plants' origins, color variations, growth habit (whether, for example, the plant spreads rapidly), propagation techniques, recommended uses, problem parasites or diseases, and extra cultivation notes. Color photographs illustrate a select number of plants. Perennials and annuals play an important role in the garden. They can provide season-long, even yearlong, greenery and blooms. With Annuals and Perennials, any gardener will be able to choose the right plant for the right place--and that is the key to a beautiful and successful garden.
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Making the Most of Shade: How to Plan, Plant, and Grow a Fabulous Garden that Lightens up the Shadows
USD 16.29 A gorgeous celebration of the shade garden--featuring nearly 300 perennials, annuals, bulbs, ferns, ornamental grasses, and climbing plants that will thrive without direct sunlightA shaded garden can be a soothing sanctuary that even the most dedicated sun worshipper can welcome on a hot summer day. But how do you get plants to grow in a spot where trees and shrubs hide the sun? In this stunning volume, garden expert Larry Hodgson shows how to create a lush and lovely garden filled with plants that will flourish in the shade.The first part covers the basics of shade gardening, including planning, planting, and problem-solving. Here readers will find out how to use shade-tolerant grasses and groundcovers for the root-filled areas under trees; discover solutions for dry shade and heavy needle and leaf drop; and learn what to do if a tree should fall and a shade garden is suddenly thrust back in the sun. The second part is devoted to an encyclopedia of shade-loving plants.Complete with expert designs for five different kinds of shaded gardens, Making the Most of Shade is a splendid new gardening title by the popular author of Perennials for Every Purpose, which Susan McClure, author of Easy-Care Perennial Gardens, called "a treasure . . . the next best thing to having a friendly expert whispering in your ear as you plan, plant, and perfect your perennial garden."
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Endless Bloom Perennial Garden
USD 119.99 Even experienced gardeners can find it challenging to design a perennial garden where something is in bloom during every season. But our Endless Bloom Perennial Garden makes it easy. We've carefully coordinated the blooming times, so you'll have nonstop flowers from spring through fall. Spring brings pretty primroses, followed all summer by a host of colorful favorites, and ending with cushion mums in fall. This 25' x 8' garden includes 54 plants (a 184.78 catalog value) that take just a few hours to plant and return bigger every year. Prefers sun or partial shade.Garden plan can be rearranged easily to suit your yard.A - 6 Snow in Summer The wonderful Snow in Summer, with its attractive, grayish downy foliage and abundance of star-shaped, white blooms looks like a snowdrift in late spring.B - 3 Hardy English Primrose This petite beauty offers bright, sunny color in a
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Garden Perennials for the Coastal South
USD 18.21 Finally: a book that addresses the unique challenges of gardening in the coastal South! Master Gardener Barbara Sullivan provides an authoritative guide for gardeners from Tidewater Virginia to Florida and all along the Gulf Coast from Florida to Texas, an area taking in USDA Zones 7b, 8, 9, and 10. Combining helpful gardening advice with an A-to-Z plant guide that describes more than 1,000 plant varieties and cultivars, Garden Perennials for the Coastal South will become an essential reference for both experienced and novice gardeners in this region. The book is organized to allow the reader to plan a year-round garden or to focus on a particular season, with sections on subtropical plants, vines, herbs, groundcovers, ferns, heat- and drought-tolerant plants, shade plants, bulbs, ornamental grasses, and annuals, as well as a list of disease-resistant roses for the region. More than 200 color photographs illustrate both individual plants and examples of beautiful landscape design. Rounding out the book's usefulness is information on the basics of landscaping, soil preparation, plant care, propagation, diseases, and pests. Whether you are new to the coastal South or a lifelong resident, you will find Garden Perennials for the Coastal South an indispensable addition to your gardening bookshelf.
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Endless Bloom Perennial Garden
USD 119.99 Even experienced gardeners can find it challenging to design a perennial garden where something is in bloom during every season. But our Endless Bloom Perennial Garden makes it easy. We've carefully coordinated the blooming times, so you'll have nonstop flowers from spring through fall. Spring brings pretty primroses, followed all summer by a host of colorful favorites, and ending with cushion mums in fall. This 25' x 8' garden includes 54 plants (a 184.78 catalog value) that take just a few hours to plant and return bigger every year. Prefers sun or partial shade.Garden plan can be rearranged easily to suit your yard.A - 6 Snow in Summer The wonderful Snow in Summer, with its attractive, grayish downy foliage and abundance of star-shaped, white blooms looks like a snowdrift in late spring.B - 3 Hardy English Primrose This petite beauty offers bright, sunny color in a
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Fuji Dawn Perennial Violet 25 Plants - Hardy - Shade
USD 34.99 Fuji Dawn Violet - Viola mandschurica Incredibly beautiful, seldom offered, rare viola. Emerges in early spring with masses of pink-tinged variegated foliage and hundreds of purple flowers. Variegation slowly turns to green and white, then later to uniform dark green and is more intense the second season. Blooms from March-May. In-credible in rock gardens and borders, or potted. Should be offered by every greenhouse! Hardy perennial in zones 4-9. Grows 3-4" tall. Prefers shade or part-shade.
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Astilbe Chinesis 'Pumila' Perennial - 25 Plants - SHADE
USD 34.99 ASTILBE: Astilbes lend a refined grace to perennial borders. Lush deeply cut foliage is attractive for the entire season and is colored from green to bronze. Fluffy spikes on ferny foliage blooming in June and July. The flower heads last longer if they are planted to avoid the afternoon sun. A great plant for color and texture in the shade garden! Astilbe 'Pumila'. Extend the Astilbe Season with Petite, Colorful Pumila ! Just 8 to 15 inches high and wide--a wonderful ground cover! Blooms mid to late summer. The most versatile Astilbe we know. This petite, rosy-pink variety grows just 8 to 15 inches high and wide in the shade and doesn't start blooming until most others have stopped! Pumila is a neat, very easy-to-grow plant, more tolerant of dry soils than other Astilbes and just packed with rosy-pink color! Perfect as a ground cover, a container plant or a shinning gem for the front of the shade garden. Pumila is a trouble-free joy. Blooms begin in midsummer and continue until fall. Best in shade.
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The Shady Border: Shade-Loving Perennials for Season-Long Color
USD 1.98 Where the garden light is low, that's where you can grow some of the most bewitching plants available. These flowers flourish in the shade, generating intricate, layered, and luxuriant tapestries of bloom for year-round beauty. From the most innovative gardeners working today come unique designing ideas, with tips on knockout combinations for places where the sun barely shines. Manipulate light levels to turn dense shade dappled for a more hospitable growing space. Experiment with new techniques for improving the poor soils often found in these spots. Dip into the richly illustrated encyclopedia of shade loving perennials for all conditions--dry, moist, and wet. Whether you choose exquisite deep purple Lenten Rose or pretty green-leaved Maryland Pinkroot, your garden will be made in the shade!
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'First Frost' Hosta - Shade Perennial - NEW
USD 9.99 HOSTA: It is difficult to find a garden that is without this versitile East Asian native. Lush foliage in diverse colors, heights and textures, coupled with its ability to excel in deep shade have captured gardeners' hearts everywhere. Very popular and undemanding perennial. Grown mostly for its decorative foliage, plants remain attractive from spring till frost. Most flower mid-July to early August. Hosta prefer partial shade, although a few will tolerate sun with adequate moisture. Use as a ground cover, for edging, or as an accent plant in the shady border. Medium, a sport of Halcyon with intense blue-green leaves with creamy yellow margins in spring. Margins turn to white by mid-summer, great substance and very pest resistant. Named because plants look fantastic until the first frost, light lavender flowers bloom mid-summer.
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Metallic Blue Helleborus 4 Seeds - Shade Perennial
USD 5.99 HELLEBORUS: The genus Helleborus covers a group of perennial plants from Europe and Asia. Virtually all are garden worthy, though the acaulescent (stemless) hybrids have become the most popular forms found in gardens. These perennials are vigorous growers and abundant bloomers in rich, alluring colors like deep red-wine, cherry-blossom pink, to soft, creamy lime and pure, snow white. They are undemanding when provided with just a little shade and well-drained soil. Developed by Helleborus breeder, Gisela Schmiemann of Cologne, Germany. Only available at Seedmart! Hellebores, also known as Lenten or Christmas Roses, are unusual perennial plants in that they bloom in late winter. They are one of the first perennials to bloom. The leathery leaves are evergreen and the single flowers are about 3 " across. The flowering period can be up to 3 months. Hellebores prefer rich, moist soil and part to full shade. They can be grown in virtually every state in the United States. This plant has been in cultivation since the Middle Ages and is a welcome sight after Christmas. Plants are hardy in zones 4 through 9 and are 8-12 inches high. They are very easy to grow and virtually trouble free! They make a great, shade groundcover!
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Lilyturf 10 Seeds- Liriope muscari - Shade Perennial
USD 3.99 Liriope, also commonly called border grass is not actually a grass but a member of the lily family, a fact that inspires another of its common names, lilyturf. The dark green, ribbonlike foliage grows in length from 10 to 18 in (25-46 cm) and then recurves toward the ground to form rounded clumps. As the clumps mature they merge into a continuous carpet that resembles a plot of shaggy lawn grass. In summer, spikes of small purple, violet or white flowers rise from the center of clumps. Flowers are followed by pea-sized black or white berries in autumn. Liriope spreads quite fast in reasonable soil, creating a substantial tuberous root mass. The plant itself is similar in appearance and landscape use to mondo grass (Ophiopogon japonicus) which has finer textured foliage and bears its flowers within the clumps rather than above it like liriope. Culture Becomes established most rapidly in well worked, fertile soil, but is tolerant of much less than ideal conditions. This plant is a true survivor and will grow almost anywhere! Light: Sun to shade. Moisture: Average. Hardiness: USDA Zones 7-11. Propagation: Divide clumps into whatever size you like from a few leaves to large chunks. Liriope transplants easily at any time of year. The blue-black berries easily germinate, but divisions are easier and quicker
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Aquilegia canadensis 75 Seeds - Shade Perennial
USD 3.99 An airy perennial with nodding heads of canary yellow petals backed by red spurs and held aloft by the glaucous, ferny foliage, this is a plant of grace and style. Hardy in zones 3-8. Plant History:Aquilegia are part of the Ranunculaceae family. Their relatives include Hellebores, Clematis and Buttercups. Aquila is Latin for eagle, and this is how the name derives, as the spurs are said to look like a bird in flight. Aquilegia chrysantha is an American species. THE ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, KEW:Kew grows more species in its 300 acres than any garden in the world and is an important scientific institution. The magnificent glasshouses, including Decimus Burton's famous Palm House, display a wide range of plants from rainforest to desert and provide the visitor with a visual and fragrant treat whatever the time of year. This is exclusive Kew Gardens seed!
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Purple Coral Bells 30 Seeds-Heuchera - Shade Perennial
USD 2.99 PALACE PURPLE CORAL BELLS - Heuchera1991 Perennial Plant Association Plant of the Year Clump-forming perennial features a mound (typically to 12" tall) of maple or ivy-like, long stemmed leaves (3-5" wide) which are an attractive deep purple above and beet red beneath. Pinkish white, bell-shaped flowers in open, airy panicles are borne on slender, wiry, dark red stems extending well above the mound of leaves typically to a height of 15-24" in late spring to early summer. Zone 3-10 Reliable perennial valued for it's winter presence and summer contrast. Like many Coral Bells it is good for half shade in a woodland edge position but in moist soil and cloudy climate it tolerates an open position in full sun at the edge of a border.
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European Ginger 10 Seeds - Asarum - Shade Perennial
USD 3.99 Everyone loves this carefree, evergreen groundcover. Handsome, 3" rounded leaves have a deep, lustrous shine. European Ginger makes a striking partner near rhododendrons, under trees, and in the woodlands. In early spring, maroon flowers bloom amongst the leaves. Mixed with ferns, it makes a dramatic contrast. Easy to grow in part shade with damp soil, it tolerates clay too. Long-lived, it increases each year and is adaptable from Maine to the deep south & west. No excuse not to try some. It is one of the easiest groundcovers to grow! Hardy in zones 4-9. Proper name: Asarum european.
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Colorful Shade Garden
USD 39.99 Is part or all of your yard in the shade? Then you know how hard it is to find flowers that will bloom without much sun all summer long. Our colorful combination of shade-loving perennial flowers provides a parade of blooms. Garden plan can be easily rearranged to suit your yard. Total number of plants: 25A - 3 Fernleaf Bleeding Heart B - 3 Lady Fern C - 10 Hardy Perennial Lilies D - 3 Widow's Tears E - 6 Lily of the Valley
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Blue Star Perennial 15 Seeds - Amsonia
USD 4.99 Common Name: Bluestar Zone: 3 to 9 Habit: Herbaceous perennial Family: Apocynaceae Height: 2 to 3 feet Spread: 2 to 3 feet Bloom Color: Blue Sun: Full sun to part shade Water: Medium moisture Maintenance: Low Proper name: Amsonia tabernaemontana General Culture: Easily grown in average, medium-wet, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. Prefers moist, loamy soils. Tolerates some drought. When grown in full sun, plants often require no pruning or staking. When grown in some shade and/or in rich soils, however, plants tend to become more open and floppy and often require staking or pruning. For a neater appearance, particularly for shade-grown plants, consider cutting back stems by 1/2 to 1/3 after flowering to promote bushy growth and, if desired, a more rounded foliage mound. Noteworthy Characteristics: Uses: This easy-to-grow plant is best massed in informal settings such as native plant gardens, shade gardens, or open woodland areas. Also appropriate for borders.
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Helleborus Pink Lady 4 Seeds - Shade Perennial
USD 6.99 HELLEBORUS: The genus Helleborus covers a group of perennial plants from Europe and Asia. Virtually all are garden worthy, though the acaulescent (stemless) hybrids have become the most popular forms found in gardens. These perennials are vigorous growers and abundant bloomers in rich, alluring colors like deep red-wine, cherry-blossom pink, to soft, creamy lime and pure, snow white. They are undemanding when provided with just a little shade and well-drained soil. Hellebores, also known as Lenten or Christmas Roses, are unusual perennial plants in that they bloom in late winter. They are one of the first perennials to bloom. The leathery leaves are evergreen and the single flowers are about 3 " across. The flowering period can be up to 3 months. Hellebores prefer rich, moist soil and part to full shade. They can be grown in virtually every state in the United States. This plant has been in cultivation since the Middle Ages and is a welcome sight after Christmas. Plants are hardy in zones 4 through 9 and are 8-12 inches high. They are very easy to grow and virtually trouble free! They make a great, shade groundcover!
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Colorful Shade Garden
USD 39.99 Is part or all of your yard in the shade? Then you know how hard it is to find flowers that will bloom without much sun all summer long. Our colorful combination of shade-loving perennial flowers provides a parade of blooms. Garden plan can be easily rearranged to suit your yard. Total number of plants: 25A - 3 Fernleaf Bleeding Heart B - 3 Lady Fern C - 10 Hardy Perennial Lilies D - 3 Widow's Tears E - 6 Lily of the Valley
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1 oz (70,000+) Aster NEW ENGLAND Flower Seeds ~ PERENNIAL ~ SUN & PARTIAL SHADE Zone 3 - 9
USD 62.00 Origin: US Native Other Common Names: Hardy Aster, Michaelmas Daisy Duration: Perennial Bloom Time: Late Fall Height: 36" to 60" Spacing: 18" to 24" Light: Full Sun to Part Shade Soil Moisture: Wet to Medium USDA Zone: 3a-9b Symphyotrichum novae-angliae (formerly Aster novae-angliae), commonly known as the New England Aster, is an herbaceous perennial in the composite family. It is native to almost every area in North America east of the Rocky Mountains, but excluding the far north of Canada as well as some of the southern United States. One of the most beautiful of the large Asters, this showy perennial wildflower brightly displays Autumn's royal colors! Bursting with deep lavender and rose blooms, this fall beauty seems to be the grand finale of the season. An excellent choice for attracting butterflies and other nectar-loving pollinators !
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Hardy Begonia grandis 20 Seeds - Shade Perennial
USD 2.99 Large, heart-shaped leaves add a lush, tropical texture in moist, shady gardens. Leaves have prominent red veins underneath and are especially showy if backlit by the sun. The flower is soft rose-pink, translucent and somewhat frosted, like satin glass. Plants are hardy as far north as New York City if given adequate protection. This 3' tall Begonia increases rapidly by forming small bulblets on the stems that drop in fall and root around the base. Bloom color: PinkHeight: 3'Spread: 2-3'Zones: 6-9 In cooler zones grow as an annual, patio or house plant.
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Labrador Violet 30 Seeds - Viola - Shade Perennial
USD 4.99 VIOLA: The viola plant belongs to the violet family. The viola is most generally a blue-violet color or may be cream colored. When in bloom, the viola plant will almost overpower the color of its leaves and stems, giving the appearance of sea of violet-colored flowers blowing in the breeze. Viola also has a delicate scent. Labrador: A distinctive species with purple foliage on trailing stems. The deep violet flowers appear in summer. Reseeds somewhat, but not excessively. Height: 3-6"Hardy in zones 3-8Prefers sun to shade Proper name: Viola labradorica
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1 LB (700,000+) FRENCH ~ FORGET ME NOT ~ Myosotis sylvatica Flower Seeds ~ PERENNIAL ~
USD 128.00 Forget Me Not Botanical Name: Myosotis sylvatica Common Name: Forget Me Not Type: Perennial. Color: Soft blue with yellow centers Height: Under 12". Bloom Time: Early season - Spring Flower: Clusters of tiny simple flowers Sun/Shade: Full sun or near full shade. Soil Preferences: Rich moist soils. Moisture Requirements: Plenty of moisture. Where To Grow It: All regions of North America. Zones: 3-9 Forget-me-nots. Its common name was calqued from the French, "ne m'oubliez pas" and first used in English in c.1532. Similar names and variations are found in many languages. Forget-me-nots may be annual or perennial plants. Their root systems are generally diffuse. Their seeds are found in small, tulip-shaped pods along the stem to the flower. The pods attach to clothing when brushed against and eventually fall off, leaving the small seed within the pod to germinate elsewhere. Seeds can be collected by putting a piece of paper under the stems and shaking them. The seed pods and some seeds will fall out. They are widely distributed. Most Myosotis species are indigenous to New Zealand, though one or two European species, especially the Wood Forget-me-not, Myosotis sylvatica have been introduced into most of the temperate regions of Europe, Asiaand America. Myosotis scorpioides is also known as scorpion grass due to the spiraling curve of its inflorescence. Myosotis alpestris is the state flower of Alaska. Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater Self-sows freely; deadhead if you do not want volunteer seedlings next season Soil pH requirements: 6.6 to 7.5 (neutral) 7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline) 7.9 to 8.5 (alkaline) Propagation Methods: From seed; sow indoors before last frost From seed; direct sow after last frost Seed Collecting: Allow seedheads to dry on plants; remove and collect seeds Properly cleaned, seed can be successfully stored
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