Ideas & Inspiration Perennial
With lifespans greater than two years, perennials add a reliable character to your garden. With proper upkeep, these plants return each spring from their rootstocks, ready for another year of blooming. From mint plants to hibiscus and everything in between, Sunnyside Garden has a great selection of perennials to choose from!
Scabiosa ‘Butterfly Blue’ (Pincushion Flower)
This 2000 Perennial Plant of the Year sports lacy lavender blue flowers 2″ in diameter. Â This selection will bloom the entire season if deadheaded and…
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Salvia ‘Marcus’ (Sage)
A nice tidy dwarf variety of salvia, ‘Marcus boasts a ton of color for its size, becoming almost entirely covered in attractive purple-blue flower spikes.…
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Pulmonaria ‘Moonshine’ (Lungwort)
Also know as Lungwort, ‘Moonshine’ offers an attractive mound of rounded leaves that are almost completely speckled with silver, and boasts a profusion of blue…
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Dianthus ‘Neon Star’
This special little plant is perhaps our most popular perennial and there is little mystery why – outstanding deep neon pink flowers bloom all year…
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Perovskia atriplicifolia (Russian Sage)
Known as Russian Sage, and the 1997 Perennial of the year winner, this wonderful summer blooming perennial shows off spkies of rich blue flowers on…
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Phlox ‘Junior Dance’
A great low-growing and mildew resistance phlox, ‘Junior Dance’ features huge flower clusters of light pink florets with white eyes.
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Dianthus ‘Sweet William’
The blossoms of ‘Sweet William’ are a gorgeous collage of reds, pinks and whites atop small flower stalks. Â A vigorous grower and confident spreader ‘Sweet…
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Phlox ‘Starfire’
This excellent phlox selection blooms in vibrant deep crimson red atop three foot tall stalks. Â Â It also sports deep dark green foliage that provides…
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Phlox ‘David’
The 2002 Perennial of the Year, ‘David’ has been the king of white phlox since its early propagation in the early 1700’s. Â Sporting long lasting…
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