30 Amazing Perennials That Bloom All Summer
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- 30 Most Beautiful Perennials That Bloom All Summer when you combine them and you can have a blooming garden for an extended period throughout the year. Although some of them are not blooming "all summer" or from spring to fall you can still extend their blooming time by planting different varieties and mixing them so your garden is full of color throughout the year.
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1. Allium - shrsl.com/3i28k
2. Coreopsis - shrsl.com/3i28n
3. Blue Lupine - shrsl.com/3i28q
4. Dahlias - shrsl.com/3i28v
5. Bugleweed -
6. Catmint - shrsl.com/3i28y
7. Cranesbill Geranium - shrsl.com/3i292
8. Creeping Thyme - shrsl.com/3i294
9. Dianthus - shrsl.com/3i296
10. Foam Flower - shrsl.com/3i297
11. Geranium Rozanne - shrsl.com/3i298
12. Gerbera Daisies - shrsl.com/3i29b
13. Stella De Oro Daylily - shrsl.com/3i29e
14. Hostas - shrsl.com/3i29g
15. Hydrangeas - shrsl.com/3i29h
16. Ice Plant - shrsl.com/3i29j
17. Lavender - shrsl.com/3i29k
18. Lilyturf - shrsl.com/3i29l
19. Peonies - shrsl.com/3i29m
20. Garden Phlox - shrsl.com/3i29n
21. Astilbe - shrsl.com/3i29q
22. Purple Coneflower - shrsl.com/3i29r
23. Rudbeckia - shrsl.com/3i29s
24. Salvia - shrsl.com/3i29v
25. Sedum - shrsl.com/3i29x
26. Shasta Daisies - shrsl.com/3i29b
27. White Trillium - shrsl.com/3i29y
28. Yarrow - shrsl.com/3i2a0
29. Hollyhock - shrsl.com/3i2a3
Not sure about elsewhere but many of these in Canada only bloom about 1-2 weeks such as the peonies and allium. And dahlias are not perennials. The tubers need to be dug up each fall and can be saved if one has the space indoors to store them.
Was thinking the same thing.
If you cut the lupine back after first bloom they will reflow.
I live in Nova Scotia Canada they don't bloom all summer
My dahlia is perennials I live in Sc
@@ploytopresent895
YA THE VIDEO IS JUST WRONG HAHA; my go to constant blooms are tickseed and black eyed susans
You should do a list of blooming perrenials according to the zones.
Thanks, that would be useful
Good idea💡
I can't grow much because of pesky rabbits and squirrels.
GLORIOUS BEAUTY!
Oh how I wish some of the perenials you list had long blooming periods! Hydrangeas are shrubs, hostas are not grown for their blooms. Ajuga has a burst of flowers in the spring and a few here and there after that if you're lucky.
1. Alliums
2.Coreopsis
3. Blue lupine
4.Dahlias
6. Bugleweed
7. Catmint
8. Cranesbill geranium
9. Creeping thyme
10. Dianthus
11. Foam flower
12. Geranium Rozanne
13. Gerbera daisies
14. Stella de oro day Lili
15. Hydrangeas
16. Ice plant
17. Lavender
18. Monroe white lily turf
19. Peonies
20. Garden phlox
21. Astilbe
22. Purple cone flower
23. Rudbeckia
24. Salvia
25. Sedum
26. Shasta Daisies
27. White trillium
28. White yarrow
29. yellow hollyhocks
Sweet William have long lasting blooms.
So glad you texted all the different flowers ...
Now l can buy some of them...🤗🌻🦋
Dahlias and Gerbia Daisies are annuals. Cant remain in ground over winter. All others only bloom a few weeks in summer in Canada.
Wow
These don't bloom all summer in my zone, but they are lovely all the same, and have a longer blooming time than many.
especially alliums! They don't bloom long at all in zone 6
Trillium has a very short bloom time in the spring as well.
As long as I have my rudbeckia, salvias & geums I'm a happy bunny 🙂
Love how this is presented!!♥️
Most flower’s you’ve listed either bloom in spring or late summer, they do not bloom all summer.
Extend blooming time by mixing them or plant different varieties
@@DecorHomeIdeas Oh no no no. That is NOT the way it works. If other varieties of these flowers are required for bloom all summer, then it should say that in the title. This is false and misleading to anyone that does not know about the growing characteristics of flowers. Also, many flowers shown in the video are not perennial, like dahlia, or require other techniques for continual bloom. No reputable company would want to be associated with this false content.
@@gingerhackley8144 Dahlias are officially classified as “tender perennials”. They are perennials in USDA 8 or higher, so In different zones and regions some of these are not coming back each year, but we cannot be so specific about each perennial flower and zone.
The bloom times are off. Possibly true where the video was taken but not in the zone you are in.
BEAUTIFUL GARDENS
amazing and supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!!!!
Thank you
Nice flower colour
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Love all these colours! 😻
love this
Thank you ☺️
Thanks for sharing
This was great information. Thank you very much
Thanks
Sure a lot of flowers bloom all season somewhere......
Thank you!
Im looking for flowers that are blooming during the summer.....maybe I'm missing something..but here in the north....Peonies are blooming in May...if winter leaves on time....but like now for instance, the show is over for Peonies usually by mid June....or is there a different type that blooms later?
I have in my Garden don't really care for it ,you will be lucky if the Petals last for three weeks
This would have been a LOT more helpful if you had included the hardiness zone. Some of these are non starters in cold Canadian climates - just feedback for next time ❤️
Thank you, noted
These are all beautiful, but many are suited for certain areas only. In the Deep South we have weather too hot for some of these to survive or to perform well. It would be much more helpful to give the zones each it suited for.
Flowers
Most of these bloom o once in Oklahoma
In some regions they bloom much longer
Lovely plants!
Thank you! 😊
I bought various coloured Lupins last year which looked good for a while in the summer.Then came the wind and rains and they soon became just snapped twigs which soon dried out.All that was left was a load of dead plants not a sign of growing again this year so out they came waste of time.On the plus side my crab apple tree which I also bought last year is doing well it's in full bloom as is the Flamingo.Two Laburnums are a bit bare although they do have small leaves but hard to tell how they will go at this stage.
None of these bloom all summer in Canada. Just a few weeks and some are annuals.
Canada has a bit colder climate though
Salvia will bloom all summer in Georgia as long a you continue to cut them back to promote new growth. However, I have to replace them every year. I have not found a Perennial Salvia yet!! If anyone knows of a "Perennial Brand" or Hybrid please let me know. thanks
Thanks for the information
@@DecorHomeIdeas My pleasure. I am searching for the perennials in red. Plus the deer have not bothered them
I have the salvia nemorosa caradonna for a little over 10 years now. But I live in the Netherlands, zone 8b. A few weeks ago I bought the Salvia microphylla, not sure yet how those will do.
Not sure peonies should be in the mix. I love love love them but you get flowers for 2-3 weeks. Enjoy them in the house in cuttings but whether you leave them on the plant or cut them they don’t last June to September. At least not my 4 varieties.
You can extend bloom time to 7-8 weeks with different Peonies
Peonies in Zone 7 bloom for only a couple of werks
What about Zone 9 (Phoenix, Arizona)? Would something like this bloom all summer. I mean sometimes it's 115 PLUS. Or will I need to research each individual one on the list? Thanks so much. Thanks for the videos and ur time 💝
Try mixing different varieties
@@zanna9857 Thanks, noted! As with plants and flowers, there are many factors that define the blooming time like soil, zone, etc.
It says 30 perennials but only listed 29 🤔🤷😉
How often should you fertilize these perennials
I love lupine but in my garden they're always eaten by slugs. No matter how wet or dry it's been: each and every year the same massacre. So I stopped planting them and now I have Baptisia Australis. It looks like Lupine. The only downside is that they don't bloom that long.
Lupines are gorgeous
Please use the Latin names.
Alot of these will not bloom all summer in Zone 6
But dalia is a perennial? Anybody pls tell
The flamboyant bloomers are classified as tender perennials, which means they may be annual or perennial, depending on your plant hardiness zone.
Thankyou
yes dahlias are perennial they are the tubers but only in zone 8 and up in cold climates you dig up in fall and replant in spring
@@kuriakosevarkkm.bbogmk1789 I'm England zone 8b almost 9a and most of mine return every year unless we get a long hard frost in places zone 8 or under you should did up the tubers and let then dry then store them in a cool dry place and replant the next year. So yes they are a leave in perennial for some but for some they are a dig and store perennials.
We're in Zone 6 and the dahlias we planted have returned the past two years. Very pleasantly surprised. Beautiful bright yellow 🌼
I disagree with peonies they do not flower all summer
This list Simply not true especially in the midwest
What blooms longer there?
Peony is only bloom short time. Dahlia is not perennial.
Thanks