If you're looking to add some new plants to your garden this summer, consider choosing some perennials that are easy to grow. These plants will come back year after year, so you won't have to worry about replanting them every season. Here are the best summer perennials to add to your garden:
Lily of the Valley
Lily of the Valley is a small, perennial flowering plant that is native to Europe and parts of Asia. It grows 18-24 inches tall and features dainty, white flowers with six petals. The plant has two leaves and a fragrant white blossom.
Lily of the Valley has been used for centuries as a medicinal herb. It is prized for its ability to treat heart problems, including congestive heart failure and irregular heartbeat. The plant is also effective in treating anxiety, stress, and depression.
Peony
The peony is a beautiful flower that is often used at weddings and other celebrations. It is a perennial plant that grows from a bulb, and it can take a few years for the plant to mature enough to produce flowers. Peonies come in a variety of colors, including pink, red, white, and yellow. Peonies are often used in flower arrangements and are popular for their fragrances.
The Gaillarde
Gaillardia is the ideal summer perennial (or annual) to bring color and warmth to your sunny rocky beds or balcony, from June to October. With long and lasting flowering, vibrant colors, and easy maintenance, our grandmothers' favorite perennial has more than one asset. Of South African origin, the gaillardia (or gazania) seduces with its magnificent colorful flowers, similar to those of daisies, and with petals organized around a pretty yellow peduncle. To take advantage of its magnificent flowering throughout the summer, it is best to plant it in light, poor, well-drained, and sandy soil. An additional advantage, it loves scorching temperatures, but also tolerates the cold very well (down to -20°C).
Daylily
Daylilies are one of the easiest and most rewarding perennials to grow. They are adaptable to a wide range of growing conditions and are hardy in zones 3-10. Daylilies come in a vast array of colors, sizes, and shapes, so there is sure to be a variety of daylilies to please any gardener.
Daylilies are not only beautiful and easy to grow, but they are also drought tolerant and pest resistant. They make a great addition to any garden and can be used to fill in spaces between other plants. Plant a few daylilies this
Dwarf Carnations
Still called the “flower of God”, carnations are perennials particularly appreciated for their colorful, abundant, and long-lasting flowering. They like the hot and dry climate. They are planted in the spring, but they can also be planted in late summer. They require a sunny and well-cleared site. These plants like rich, well-drained soil. They can adapt to limestone and drought. Even if dwarf carnations do not require much special maintenance, regular watering is essential immediately after planting to promote rooting. Ditto for periods of great heat. As for faded flowers, remove them regularly. Cleaning of the clumps during the winter is in order.
Knockout Rose
The Knockout Rose plant is a hybrid rose plant that was first introduced in 1984. It is a cross between the Rosa chinensis and the Rosa multiflora plants. The Knockout Rose is a hardy plant that can tolerate cold weather and drought conditions. It is also resistant to diseases and pests.
The Knockout Rose plant has become popular because of its easy-to-grow nature and its long blooming period. The flowers are large and have a deep red color. The plants can grow up to 3 feet tall and can be used to create hedges or borders.
Bleeding Heart
The bleeding heart plant is a beautiful perennial that is native to North America. It has delicate pink flowers that hang down from the stems, and the leaves are compound and fern-like. The bleeding heart plant grows best in moist, shady areas, and it is deer resistant.
The bleeding heart plant was named for its distinctive heart-shaped flowers. These flowers bloom in late spring or early summer, and they are very popular with gardeners. The plants can be grown from seed, or they can be purchased as transplants.
Summer is a great time to garden, and perennials are a great way to make your garden look great with minimal effort. This article listed some of the best easy-to-grow perennials for summer. If you're looking for a way to make your garden look great with minimal effort, be sure to check out these plants.
