September 1, 2016

September’s Stars to Know

We're regularly looking to enhance ourÂ garden styleÂ repertoire, with the latest crop of up-and-comingÂ perennialsÂ we can do just that.

We’re regularly looking to enhance ourÂ garden styleÂ repertoire, with the latest crop of up-and-comingÂ perennialsÂ we can do just that. Here are five rising stars to get on your radar NOW for blooms into September and beyond.

Anemone Robustissma- Grape Leaf Anemone

Fall Perennial Asters- Purples, blues and pinks. Â The flowers are fresh until Halloween!

tall upright Sedums-Autumn Joy & Autumn Fire to name two of many!Â

Fall grasses-again, so many to choose from that are zone 4 hardy. Â Flame grass, Karl Foerster grass, porcupine grass, Japanese silver grass….the list is long. Â The plants are beautiful!

Chelone-Turtle Head

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