Easy Care Perennials:

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Daylilies a y common perennial wh do remarkably well h y little maenance. Their flow, wh available in a w range of colors, om on stocks wh grow up from clumps of long poed foliage. A fuse omer, daylilies flower for weeks. They prefer a bit of shade in the afnoon when the sun is strongest.

Iris is one the first perenni to emerge in the spring. Its purple or white flow an essential in the spring garden. Iris grows in spreading clumps wh increase in size each r. When their finished oming, iris will e the perennial garden h striking foliage through the summer.

Hosta is an extraordinarily hardy and durable perennial. They can grow for an entire season h y little c. Hosta es the garden h mounds of lush foliage and striking purple or white flower. Hosta is o y adaptable and vatile and can be used in a variety of garden situations. They're effective as an edging pl and when grown among other flow in a perennial bed. Hosta is great for shade and part shade gardens.

Astilbe is one of best perenni for the shade or part shade garden. They prefer organic soils and tection from the afnoon sun as dry soils and direct sun tend to cause hering in the pl. Astilbe has finely cut, fern like foliage and pink, white, or peach colored flow. Astilble may require diing ey few rs to encage healthy oms as they will often out grow their spot in the garden.

Geranium, a great perennial for the border garden, is a vigorous grower and flow abundly. W its spreading habit and fuse flowering abilities, geranium es the garden h pink, white or purple flow through mid-summer. Geranium is a wonderful edging pl in a full sun perennial border. Geranium is able to thrive for rs h y little maenance.

Ast om in fall and effective in both the formal perennial garden and the wildflower meadow. Ast om in a variety of colors including, white, pink and purple. They great addition to any perennial border.

Black eyed Susan can tolerate poor soils and survive extreme conditions such as heat and drought. The challenge h black eyed Susan isn't growing them its keeping them from taking o y garden. As a vigorous grower, they require diing ey few rs. Their tall stems duce bright yellow flow om in summer wh last though ly fall.

Sedum "autumn joy" is a wonderful fall flowering perennial. It grows clumps wh grow larger r af r. Its oms tones of pink and not deadheaded, they turn a rusty brown wh can add win inest to the garden. Sedum "autumn joy" o es the garden h beautiful lush foliage in the summer.

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