Add these perennials in the fall to get a head start on spring and summer with stronger, more established plants.

A cool-season flower that can be set out in early spring, sweet alyssum fades in the summer heat, but its clusters of tiny ...

Squill are lesser-known spring bloomers, but these delicate white, blue or blue-and-white striped flowers are delightful.

Bulbs like daffodils, tulips and crocus adore the Pacific Northwest’s climate — the Skagit Valley alone grows roughly 1000 ...

The cooler weather of September and October causes renewed root growth and, in some cases, top growth. Both better enable perennials to survive the ensuing winter. Don't wait too long, however, since ...

After planting in the fall, you’ll enjoy an array of flower colors that combine nicely with other spring-flowering trees, ...

Additionally, now is also the time that many ornamental grasses begin to bloom. The textures and movement created by these ...

Most garden perennials like to be divided ... has stretched out into a shady spot Divide spring and summer blooming perennials in the fall such as Daylilies, Peonies, Iris, Oriental Poppy.

Evergreens, in particular, need fall watering to protect them in winter. Unlike deciduous trees and shrubs, they keep their ...

“Choosing wildflowers that bloom at different times ensures your flowers stay beautiful beyond the ... just patience waiting ...

which boasts lavender-blue flowers that appear to change throughout the day. While their primary blooming season is summer, petunias can start in spring and linger into fall.