Fall Perennial Plants

Exceptional coneflower in a variety of eye-pleasing colors.

Prolific bloomer from June to August.

A hard-to-find old-fashioned perennial.

The toughest Lavender ever.

Brilliant raspberry pink, honey-scented blossoms attract pollinators galore.

Dare-to-be-different petals tipped in white.

Vines stay a manageable 5 tall and are covered in flowers.

Extra hardy rich blue lavender. Tolerates heat and humidity.

Large flowers and a very long bloom time in a hardy salvia.

Intensely glowing red.

Coral lavender daisies add unusual tones in fall.

Nectarous refreshments to loyal crowds of grateful birds and butterflies.

A totally unique color coreopsis.

Unbeatable for show and stately presence. A welcoming sight in the classic garden.

Late winter blooms of raspberry mauve flowers.

Reliable groundcover for shade borders.

A superb dianthus with very large, fragrant flowers.

Forms gorgeous clouds clustered with small, fragrant, tiny white ¼” flowers. Lovely in a vase.

Award winner with huge white flowers and purplish-chocolate anthers.

A party in the garden with red, lacy flowers that bloom from early spring well into fall.

The best blue phlox available!

Durable and fast-growing carpet, with soft masses of extra fine leaves.

Tightly mounded perennial plants bring fall color when others quit.

Rare red allium with bold blooms.