PETITTI | September-Blooming Perennials
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- As summer turns the corner toward fall, many think the bloom season is coming to end. But truly, there's a host of perennials that come into bloom late summer to color the garden - and support pollinators - well into fall. Watch this video with Noelle, Horticulturist and Education Manager for Petitti Garden Centers, to learn more about perennials that bloom in September in Northeast Ohio. She introduces a whopping 13 perennials (not to mention ornamental grasses) you can plant now to enjoy fresh blooms every year as we head into fall!
Sweet autumn clematis is invasive if left to go to seed. I'm still killing it in my flower beds and lawn 10 years after making that mistake, and my neighbor is too.
Thanks for sharing that. I was going to get one for the main flower bed. Will rethink my design options.
I have 2 Sweet Autumn Clematis growing on a fence in N Utah, 7a for over 15 yrs and it is not invasive here. Wonderful smell in the fall.
Awesome tips! I just planted a caryopteris and the tip about when to cut back is so helpful and informative!
Glad it was helpful! Happy gardening!
You show lots of interesting plants and give lots tips and descriptions, but it would be very helpful if you would also give the growing zone.
Your absolutely right... plenty of time left to plant. So many people give up on their gardens way to early in late summer. I'm planting fall perennials, working with cool flower seeds and even getting ready for winter sowing. Who said gardening is done for the year... I'm just getting started lol. Made a list of the plants you showed that I would like to get. Thanks 👍
Noelle, I needed to think about what to plant on the left hand side of the house where land arches around and goes into the backyard. I think ornamental grasses would be a good consideration and thanks very much for names & description of so many and for giving me the idea to plant liriope around trees. Very helpful & thanks for your video!♥
Southeast USA zone 7b.
After 40 plus years in professional horticulture, sweet autumn clematis is the worst weed ever.
Also, it took me years to figure out that it was this weed in flower that caused my very very bad headaches every year.
I appreciate that in drier soils sweet autumn clematis is not a problem. I will admit that it is beautiful.
I love all these suggestions! I need color in my garden from spring to the end off fall. Beautiful pictures of the grasses!
Thank you for this great list of plants for me to consider in my zone 5b New Hampshire garden! 🌻
Love this video! So many ornamental grasses I have not heard of and will be looking for them at my local garden center!
I bought some September Charm Japanese Anemones 2 years ago and have not been able to get them to flower in my garden. I have them in part shade. Any ideas why they are not flowering? Thanks!
I love the grasses! I have moved so I am starting a new garden, I must add grasses. Fall is such a good time to garden, I am zone 5a so I still have time. Thank you for all the beautiful plants.
All flowers preferres flowers in the sun and feet on the ground. All plants preferred that.
Thank you Noelle for another awesome video! 😃😃You showcased a great amount of plants for the 'end of season' interest that are gorgeous! I'm still rearranging plants in my beds and was wondering about adding that Chelone you highlighted. Does that spread itself around? It does look beautiful and petite in size (I think).
We travelled to some wild areas in WV recently and I saw helenium, chelone, and blue gentian growing as I only wish they were in my own garden. They were gorgeous.
Great video on grasses.
Where i live in PA sweet autumn clematis is invasive, so what? I love it.
Beautiful plants! I have a “Daydream” hybrid aster in a large planter that is in its third year! It’s blooming now (but not at peak yet), and I love it. If you haven’t tried it, please do! It’s such an amazing late season perennial!
For everybody who's getting hysterical about certain plants being invasive. Please realize that plants that might be "invasive" in one area might barely survive in another. None of the plants mentioned in this vlog have been "invasive" for me here in Colorado.
Great information 🙏🏻
I’ve never had Eupatorium Chocolate spread, but the Hamln does, but that’s not a bad thing either!
Any grasses that grow I. Zone 4? I wish I cld grow. Zebra or the bunny grass.
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Very irresponsible to recommend sweet autumn clematis which is so invasive!
It depends where you live. Not invasive everywhere ! So don't be so hard on her.
Why irresponsible? If the people like it , it's their problem,