These impressive zone 6 perennials are easy to grow and offer loads of eye-catching garden flair. The post Gorgeous Zone 6 ...

Q: What are your suggestions for useful perennials in our hardiness zone (5)? A: There is an overwhelming amount of plant material to choose from with more being introduced every year. For New Engl… ...

The idea of designing your own perennial garden might seem daunting. But it doesn’t have to be. If you can’t fathom tackling a large area, start small and expand next year. Begin by laying out ...

To achieve a continually blooming perennial garden, you will need help making your selections at the garden store. Every garden store will have at least 100 or more different varieties to choose ...

Approximately, the upper one-third of Minnesota is in zone 3 and the remainder of the state is in zone 4, with the exception of a few southern counties, Minneapolis, and St. Paul, which are now in ...

Lesser calamint is a low, mounding, bushy perennial, reaching a height of about 12 to 18 inches and a spread of about 12 to 24 inches. It is cold hardy in Zones 5-9, an easy-care and reliable ...

Because many perennials bloom for only short periods, they do best mixed with others that bloom at different times or included with other plants as part of an overall design.

The maps are divided into zones in gradations of 10 degrees Fahrenheit, and then further subdivided into two half-zones of 5 degrees each. For example, Zone 6 includes average lowest annual winter ...