What are your favorite perennial flowers?

[ducks4you]

Rhode Island/Coordinates
41.5801° N, 71.4774° W
You are just a shade south of me, at 40 degrees N, right on the line.
41.9028° N, 12.4964° E

Rome, Italy Lat Long Coordinates InfoThe latitude of Rome, Italy is 41.902782, and the longitude is 12.496366. Rome, Italy is located at Italy country in the Cities place category with the gps coordinates of 41° 54' 10.0152'' N and 12° 29' 46.9176'' E.

Such Different Climates!!

 

[Blueberry Acres]

I forgot about this thread

Hopefully we can keep it going!

 

[Blueberry Acres]

Columbines were one of my top favorite perennials from last year...I had several new kinds bloom for the first time.

Columbine/Aquilegia thread

I love columbines, they’re a very special flower for me (I was born in Colorado, where they’re the state flower). I want to share some photos of mine, and I’d love to see some of y’all’s columbines, too!

www.theeasygarden.com

 

[Moon888]

What are some of your favorite perennials? I need some ideas for my flower garden! (I will also count plants that are technically annuals but re-seed well)

Anything that flowers more than most, and has a fragrance : )

 

[Shades-of-Oregon]

Cimicifuga …hands down. The sweet fragrance can call everyone to look for the flower perfuming the garden.
A lovely soft scent.

 

[Blueberry Acres]

Cimicifuga …hands down. The sweet fragrance can call everyone to look for the flower perfuming the garden.
A lovely soft scent.

I had never heard of these before...the dark-leafed ones are gorgeous!

(Internet photo)

 

[Dahlia]

I had never heard of these before...the dark-leafed ones are gorgeous!
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(Internet photo)

I would rename this plant "Fireworks!". The white part looks like part of our yearly fireworks display!

 

[Branching Out]

I've never heard of Cimicifuga either-- will have to keep an eye out for these intriguing plants. Looks like a long stratification if propagating from seed; they say seeds can take up to one year to germinate. Wow.

 

[flowerbug]

I've never heard of Cimicifuga either-- will have to keep an eye out for these intriguing plants. Looks like a long stratification if propagating from seed; they say seeds can take up to one year to germinate. Wow.

i've heard it under the other common name for it for many years (black cohosh) as it came up when talking to some of my female friends who would try it for help with menopause symtoms.

 

[ducks4you]

I can't seem to keep my favorite flower alive, tuberous begonia.