Did you know the term perennial refers to plants that live longer than 2 years but not necessarily live forever? Many plants appear to live longer than 3 years because they self seed themselves or send off shoots to new plants. Of course there are the plants likes peonies, hostas, and daylilies that seem to live on forever.
These are plants that grow in the gardens or have grown in the gardens.
- alliums
- anemones
- bleeding hearts
- canna
- clematis
- coreopsis
- columbine
- cosmos
- daffodils/narcissus
- daisies
- daylilies
- evening primrose
- elephant ears
- 4 o’clocks
- feverfew
- fuchsia
- golden goblin
- gerbera daisies
- godetia
- heliopsis
- hollyhocks
- horse tail (wild)
- honeysuckle vine
- impatiens
- incarvilea dalavayl
- iris
- Jerusalem artichokes
- lady’s mantle
- lilacs
- ligularia
- lily of the valley
- lupins
- liatris
- marigolds
- marsh marigolds
- milkweed
- miscanthus
- morning glories
- nasturtiums
- ninebark
- obedience plant
- peonies
- poppies
- petunias
- peruvian daffodils
- ruby moon hyacinth bean vine
- solomon seal
- shoofly or apple of peru
- sunflowers
- trillium
- tulips
- weigela
- yucca
- zinnias
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