perennial flowers
Return each spring
Perennial flowers are plants that live for more than two years, returning season after season from the same root system.
Unlike annuals, which complete their life cycle in one year, perennials die back in winter and regrow in spring: The perennial flowers are coming up again.
Gardeners prize them for their longevity and lower maintenance once established.
- cottage gardenInformal ornamental planting style
- shade-lovingPreferring low light
- clumpingForming into lumps
- pollinator-friendlySupporting insects that spread pollen
- black eyed susanGolden bloom, dark hub
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