While high summer tends ... many popular perennials can keep the show going long into the fall months. Think golden-yellow ...

The vibrant greens of summer may be fading quickly ... plus tips on planting fall-blooming perennials, extending the life of ...

fall-blooming perennials will inject some late-season color into your yard. From September and October, many annuals and summer ...

As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, fall-blooming perennials become the stars ... plants struggle to survive the transition from summer to autumn. But fear not!

Some perennials that start blooming in summer need consistent deadheading to continue blooming into the fall season: this ...

Perennials are plants that ... stimulates new growth as well as more vigorous blooming. Since plants grow at varying rates ...

One more reason to plant perennials is the wide range of available choices. You can find species that will thrive in wet or ...

By using fall-blooming perennials, you can keep your garden beds interesting during the cold months. Many fall-flowering ...

Many of New York City’s perennials ... bloom in the late summer and fall. The showy flowers attract important pollinators ...

Who doesn't love a long-blooming, low-maintenance perennial with ... Sowing seeds outside in the fall or early winter will ...

Some perennials that start blooming in summer need consistent deadheading to continue blooming into the fall season: this includes dianthus, roses, snapdragons, phlox, and yarrow. Consider also ...