Perennials For Sun Perennials For Sale In Canada

'Cherry Explosion' performs beautifully in a wide variety of climates, soils, and altitudes, from zones 4 through 9. (Hydrangea macrophylla) Blooms appear lavender in acidic soils.

It will tolerate wet feet, so long as it isn't sitting in standing water for extended periods of time. Grows best in full sun in moist soils. (Helenium autumnale) ‘Salsa' is covered with bright red daisy-like flowers flecked with orange highlights in...

Once established, this hardy perennial is drought tolerant and deer resistant. Blooming from early summer to fall with stunning peachy-apricot double-petaled flowers, ‘Double Dream' is easy to grow and will re-bloom again at summer's end.

Hardy in zones 3-8. Sweet White Violet (Viola blanda) colonies are common in moist woodlands of eastern North America, but they are great garden performers, as well. It's worth finding a spot for these easy-care, fragrant flowers in the shade garden.

Flowers emerge with lime green centers that mature into pink puffy pincushions. It blooms throughout the summer, adding bright color to patio pots or perennial gardens. Plants grow best in full sun in average to moist, but well-drained soil.

They all grow about 2 to 3 ft. (Papaver orientale) They're called "oriental" since the botanical name is "Papaver orientale" Papaver is the name for the poppy genus, and this species---the garden perennial, is Papaver orientale.

Great for edge-of-stream or pond gardens. ‘Europa' foliage is a glossy mid-green, and in late spring or early summer, the plant blooms in shades of light pink. Like all astilbes, the tiny blossoms are held in soft plumes above the pinnate foliage.

They all grow about 2 to 3 ft. (Papaver orientale) They're called "oriental" since the botanical name is "Papaver orientale" Papaver is the name for the poppy genus, and this species---the garden perennial, is Papaver orientale.

PPAF (Veronica) Attractive to butterflies and deer resistant. At 10-12” in height, 'First Love' is a tidy plant that forms neat mounds of deep-green foliage and looks right at home in border edges, small spaces, and containers.

24-60" tall (2-5 feet) x 18-24" wide. This easy to grow coneflower is tough, withstanding both drought and cold temperatures. Echinacea Purpurea, or purple coneflower, produces long-lasting mauve pink to purple daisy-like flowers.

Bright hot pink outer petals cradle densely-packed fringed creamy-white petals in the center. Sweetly fragrant, they bloom on sturdy stems requiring no staking. Cerise-pink petals frame a puff of ivory strap-like petals for a cheery, unique look.

Striking when mass-planted. ‘Longwood Blue' is a taller selection that flowers later than other types, giving you color deep into the season. Hardy in zones 5-9, ‘Longwood Blue' can be pruned hard to the ground each year to produce evenly-rounded,...

Prune in late winter or early spring to control size and shape. Delicate pinkish-purple flowers line the branches in summer. Branches are excellent for cut flower arrangements. Plump and Plentifultm 'Amethyst' Beautyberry delivers on its name.

It is also commonly referred to as Michaelmas Daisy. 36-60" tall x 36" wide. New York Aster is deer resistant and thrives in full sun. New York Aster, also known as Purple Aster, blooms in clusters of deep-purple, daisy-like flowers with golden centers.

The foliage stays glossy and green all summer long, and they attract almost no pests. With upright supports, the peony ring is placed so the shoots will grow up through the round wire bale.

Winner of the RHS Award of Garden Merit. They are cold-hardy, deer and rabbit resistant, and butterflies love them. Lovely cut flowers too! (Paeonia lactiflora) In cultivation for over 150 years, ‘Duchesse de Nemours' Peony will add a timeless elegance...

The Latin name is Papaver rhoeas. In fact, I have seen old abandoned gardens totally overgrown by weeds and grasses, and there in the middle of it all, the only flower plant usually left is an oriental poppy still blooming beautifully.

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, making it a great addition to borders, walkways and patio containers.

A beautiful addition to woodland or shade gardens in zones 5-8. Leaf patterns vary, but include shades of forest green, light green, and silver that together resemble the coloring of a toad's skin—hence the common name.

Pale lavender flowers appear in July, attracting hummingbirds. Great in containers too. The spade-like foliage is elegant in containers and in a shady spot where it can shine against the greens of other perennials.

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

Long-lived (50 years +) and easy-care, plant peonies in compost enriched garden soil in a sunny to light shade location. Great as cut flowers, they'll delight with their sweet fragrance and cheery disposition.

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.

Hardy in zones 5-8. While the species can grow to be quite large, ‘Early Amethyst' fits nicely in a perennial or mixed border as a backdrop or specimen plant. Its manageable size, ease of care, and lush summer leaf canopy make it a favorite shrub for...

Its plush, feathery flowers appear on dark red stems and are slightly fragrant. Deer resistant. They are companions of ferns and our favorite annuals, impatiens--one of the few flowers that make big color in full or partial shade.

Very cold hardy and attractive to butterflies. Famous old reliable hybrids like Catherine Woodbury--the lovely lavender and yellow bi-color--have been around for decades. Today's craze for Reblooming Daylilies all began with Stella D'Oro, the now-famous...

Birds love the berries, and deer stay away from the plant. Burgundy fall color sends the season out with a bang. (Viburnum plicatum) In the summer, bright red berries steal the show against the deeply corrugated, dark green foliage.