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Growing Perennials

Lady's Slipper

In the wild, this rare flower grows in damp, cool spots that get a bit of direct sunlight. The showy lady’s slipper is Minnesota’s state flower.

Wild Petunia

Wild petunia (Ruellia humilis) is found in prairies and meadows in most of the eastern United States.

Arkansas Bluestar

This native perennial, which blooms with star-shaped light blue flowers in spring and summer, has very narrow green leaves that turn brilliant gold in autumn.

Virginia Creeper

This vigorous native vine turns brilliant colors in autumn.

Sunchokes - Jerusalem Artichokes

The Jerusalem artichoke—also called a sunchoke—is a perennial sunflower native to Canada and the eastern United States.

Northern Sea Oats

Gardeners love this grass for the way the seed heads, which hang from arching stems, rustle and flutter in the breeze.

'Grandchild' Chrysanthemum

The purple-pink double blooms on this garden mum are about 2½ inches across and they bloom in a cushion shape over the bushy, compact plant.    

Autumn Pizzazz

 Get into the season with autumn-blooming perennials.

Fragrant Aster

The leaves, not the tiny blue-purple blossoms, of this aster are aromatic—crush or rub them for a somewhat minty fragrance.

Russian Sage - When to Cut Back

When should I cut back the stems on my Russian sage?

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