Building a planting bed is a bit like putting an outfit together: you need the pieces to work together, not all fight for attention. Perennials & Grasses give you plenty to work... ...Read More
Frequently Asked Questions About Perennials & Grasses
Yes, mixing them creates layered texture and year-round interest. Just match light and soil requirements, and space varieties according to their mature size for healthy growth.
Spring and fall are generally ideal, when temperatures are mild and rainfall is more consistent. This gives roots time to establish before extreme heat or cold arrives.
Generally yes, since perennials return year after year without replanting. They still need seasonal care like dividing, trimming, and occasional feeding to stay healthy.
Wide varieties thrive in full sun, though tolerance varies by species. Checking individual light requirements before planting helps avoid stress or scorched foliage.
Most perennials take one to three growing seasons to reach full size and flowering potential, often summarized as "sleep, creep, then leap."
