Perennials

Plant ‘Herbstsonne’ Coneflower for Its Height and Long-Lasting Bloom

‘Herbstsonne’ coneflower, a kind of US-native rudbeckia, can reach up to seven feet tall. Its yellow flowers attract pollinators and its seeds draw songbirds.

Meghan Shinn

‘Riptide’ Stokes’s Aster Provides Late-Season Flowers Meghan Shinn

Small Native Grasses for Any Garden Space Shannon Currey

‘Pincushion’ Allium Stands Strong With Sturdy Foliage and Flower Stems Meghan Shinn

‘Fireworks’ Goldenrod Is a Top Perennial for Gardens Meghan Shinn

Black Cohosh Contributes Dramatic Summer Flowers to the Shade Garden Meghan Shinn

Ferns Are Forever: Revisiting Recommendations from Horticulture 1904 Meghan Shinn

‘Blue Mouse Ears’ Hosta: a Beloved Miniature With Slug-Resistant Leaves Meghan Shinn

Agastache ‘Pink Pearl’ Is an Easy-to-Grow Perennial for Summer Flowers Meghan Shinn

‘Rose Rhinestones’ Penstemon Brings Rich Color and Hummingbirds to Dry Gardens Meghan Shinn

‘Silver Anouk’ Lavender Stands Up to Drought in the Garden or Containers Meghan Shinn

Grow Geranium maculatum, or Wild Geranium, for Its Spring Flowers and Rugged Health Meghan Shinn

Tiarella ‘Sugar and Spice’ Is a Sweet Ground Cover for Shade Meghan Shinn

Cheyenne Spirit Coneflower Is a Reliable Echinacea for the Garden Meghan Shinn

The Best Companion Plants for Crabapples Matthew Olson

‘Snow Love’ Hellebore Has Long-Lasting Flowers That Shift from White to Green Meghan Shinn

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