Deer Resistant Perennials Perennials For Sale In Canada

3-4' tall x 3-4' wide. Set against dark-green foliage, this compact shrub turns burgundy as fall weather sets in. Makes an exceptional addition to flower arrangements, either fresh or dried.

18-20" tall x 18-24" wide, Helenium Mariachi ‘Salsa' PPAF is an underutilized perennial for late summer and fall gardens. Great for use as a cut flower. Hardy in zones 3-9. It's deer- and rabbit-resistant, salt-tolerant, and thrives in full sun.

Cheery double blooms in luscious apricot-peach make this sweetly-scented daylily the perfect complement to the blues and violets of summer flowers – it even re-blooms in early fall! (Hemerocallis)

Deer-resistant. A basal clump of dark green heart-shaped leaves gives rise to fragrant white flowers each borne on single stalks. Deep green heart-shaped leaves persist throughout the summer.

(Echinacea purpurea) Leave seedheads to stand during the winter as food for wildlife and cut back the previous season's growth in spring. Flowers emerge with lime green centers that mature into pink puffy pincushions.

Move in petunias or marigolds, or any other sunloving annual, and it'll fill the spaces, and add color for you the rest of the season. Here they are: "Oriental Poppies" These are the Perennial Poppies shown on this page.

The light pink panicles of ‘Europa' Astilbe add an elegant touch in any shady garden. (Astilbe japonica) Astilbe is rarely browsed by deer. Like all astilbes, the tiny blossoms are held in soft plumes above the pinnate foliage.

Move in petunias or marigolds, or any other sunloving annual, and it'll fill the spaces, and add color for you the rest of the season. Here they are: "Oriental Poppies" These are the Perennial Poppies shown on this page.

'First Love' Veronica blooms a clear and bright shade of magenta pink on tapered spikes that last throughout the summer season. PPAF (Veronica) Everyone Loves Veronicas. Attractive to butterflies and deer resistant.

(Echinacea purpurea) Echinacea Purpurea, or purple coneflower, produces long-lasting mauve pink to purple daisy-like flowers. 24-60" tall (2-5 feet) x 18-24" wide. Coneflower is one of the finest native perennials, attracting all types of butterflies,...

(Paeonia lactiflora ‘Gay Paree') Cut flower stems back after flowering and cut back the foliage entirely after it has died back in the fall. Bright hot pink outer petals cradle densely-packed fringed creamy-white petals in the center.

Bluebeard, sometimes called “Blue Mist Shrub” for its clouds of blue flowers borne along upright stems, is a late summer showstopper. (Caryopteris x clandonensis) Will sometimes sucker and spread in warmer climates.

Not prone to insect or disease problems. Branches are excellent for cut flower arrangements. Great as garden specimens, foundation plantings, and in island beds. Plump And Plentifultm 'Amethyst' Beautyberry adds multi-season color and interest to borders,...

Lasting into fall and even withstanding frosts, this native aster attracts all types of butterflies, birds, and bees to your garden and is a great way to provide nectar to pollinators late in the season.

All you need is full sun and good soil. Introduced from France, 'Felix Crousse' is on the smaller side for a peony, making it a great choice for full-sun border displays. Like huge poppies, they create dinnerplate-size beauty that's really unmatched in...

Winner of the RHS Award of Garden Merit. They are cold-hardy, deer and rabbit resistant, and butterflies love them. True garden royalty, the pure white blossoms of ‘Duchesse de Nemours' Peony float like cumulus clouds making you want to plant more,...

The following spring, your poppy plants will be back up stronger than ever, with big leaves and fat buds just waiting to open into your favorite flowers. For Perennial Gardens: Back to the poppies at hand--the beautiful perennial versions.

Deep green foliage stays healthy and lush throughout the season on this hardy and long-lasting plant. With its burst of star-shaped blooms in contrasting purple and gold, this compact variety is meant to carry a full mounded shape but small overall size,...

Sweet Betsy Trillium, aka Toadshade, is a perennial native wildflower that blooms during the spring. (Trillium cuneatum) For best growth, mulch yearly with chopped leaves. When left alone they will form large colonies.

‘Minuteman' Hosta sports deep green leaves edged in pure white. Hostas also make excellent companions for Coral Bells, Columbine and Bleeding Heart. Plant in well-drained, compost enriched soil for best results and water regularly.

Everyone Loves Veronicas. 'First Glory' Veronica is a deep-blue spiked flower that adds intriguing texture and color to the early summer garden. In perennial borders, they have always added great vertical interest with elegant spires of color.

30-36" tall x 30-36" wide. Blooming in spring before most other peonies, they wake us up from winter's doldrums and are lovely as a backdrop to spring blooming bulbs. Winner of the coveted American Peony Society Gold Medal.

Right at home in moist shade gardens, be sure to water well when planting 'Stained Glass' in full sun. Dark green leaf margins surround wide, golden leaves with deep cut veins that lend a look reminiscent of stained glass.

3-4 ' tall x 4-5' wide. For the best fruiting display, plant in multiples to cross-pollinate each other. Grows best in full sun to partial shade. Birds are drawn to the berries, which ripen well before those of other beautyberry varieties.

About Astilbes: Easy to grow, tough and hardy, Astilbes are now a mainstay in all good perennial gardens. They must have plenty of moisture, so choose your locations carefully. Its plush, feathery flowers appear on dark red stems and are slightly fragrant.

Daylily flower stems (called scapes) are generally much shorter, and grow from a fountain of grass-like foliage at ground level. Today from those 20 plants, more than 20,000 hybrids have been created, to satisfy gardeners who love Daylilies, and just...

8-10' tall x 10-12' wide. Cold hardy to zone 5. Plants grow best in full sun to partial shade in well-drained soils, but will tolerate clay. A deciduous shrub with an upright habit and delicately arching branches, the leaves turn burgundy-red in autumn.