Perennials by Category

Whether you're looking to fill a corner of dense shade or you're interested in attracting pollinators to your garden, we very likely have the right types of perennials for the job. Inexperienced gardeners may be particularly interested in our listing of "easy-care" perennial varieties, which we've selected for their vigor and minimal maintenance needs. We're particularly happy to feature a number of hard-to-find varieties—plants we think deserve your attention but won't likely be found at your local garden center.

You can view and filter our complete listing of perennials, and when in doubt, try the search box at the top of the page.

Last but not least—don't hesitate to ask for help! Our knowledgeable customer service team is ready to answer questions and provide guidance as needed.

All Perennials Here you'll find our complete listing of perennial varieties. Read more

New Perennials One of the challenges of our business is keeping up with the many new plant varieties. Read more

5-Star Perennials Customer success is a critical component in our evaluation of all plants. Read more

Customer-Favorite Perennials Customer success is a critical component in our evaluation of all plants. Read more

Hard-to-Find Perennials We take pride in offering our customers the broadest possible selection of perennials. Read more

Early Sellout Perennials The perennials you see here all sold out quickly last year. Read more

Cutting Garden Perennials Let your garden keep you in fresh flowers all season long. Read more

Deer-Resistant Perennials With the possible exception of spiny Barberries (Berberis) there are no absolutely deer-proof plants. Read more

Early Blooming Perennials We’ve gathered our early blooming perennial plants on this page. Read more

Long-Blooming Perennials Most gardeners consider a long period of bloom an attractive trait in a plant. Read more

Low Maintenance Easy-Care Perennials Easy-care is, we admit, a nebulous description. Read more

Keystone Plants The term “keystone plants” is derived from the architectural marvel of the traditional stone arch. Read more

North American Native Perennials Native perennials are well adapted to local conditions and will often thrive with less care than a non-native plant. Read more