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Jan 29, 2012

The Best Perennials for Your Yard

So looking forward to spring

But then at the same time not anxious to see the mess I left behind last fall

I foolishly left all the leaves in my flower beds I just didn't have the energy to remove them.S***!

Oh well probably once the weather gets nice I'll find a new energy level I usually do.

Simply because Spring is my favorite time of the year .I love seeing all the new buds emerge.

A whole new beginning it seems for everything.

I hope you enjoyed the slideshow I added above.

Better Homes and Garden have many other slideshows all to make us dream.

Debb

The Best Perennials for Your Yard

So looking forward to spring

But then at the same time not anxious to see the mess I left behind last fall

I foolishly left all the leaves in my flower beds I just didn't have the energy to remove them.S***!

Oh well probably once the weather gets nice I'll find a new energy level I usually do.

Simply because Spring is my favorite time of the year .I love seeing all the new buds emerge.

A whole new beginning it seems for everything.

I hope you enjoyed the slideshow I added above.

Better Homes and Garden have many other slideshows all to make us dream.

Debb

Apr 7, 2011

The Best Perennials for Your Yard

Every year a group of plant breeders, nurserymen, and garden writers select a top-performing perennial as Perennial of the Year. Here are their picks since 1990; these plants are sure to be winners in your garden, too!

Justin W. Hancock

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2011: Bluestar This plant would seem to have it all! Bluestar is a North American native that offers pretty spring flowers, great fall foliage color, and is deer and rabbit resistant to boot. It does best in full sun but tolerates part shade.
Name: Amsonia hubrichtii
Size: To 3 feet tall and wide
Zones: 5-9
Plant it with: Peony, iris, and lilies