November 07, 2009

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Top Sellers People are always asking me what my favourite perennial is, but the problem is I like too many. As the season goes on, my favourites often change. Seeing as spring is quickly approaching, I'll list some of my favourite spring perennials. Check back often as the season changes. Top Selling Perennials Plant #1 - Pulsatilla vulgaris (Formerly Anemone pulsatilla) This spring-flowering species produces crocus-like flowers covered in soft down, in shades of lilac to violet-purple. The attractive seed heads that follow are soft feathery tufts or plumes. Scatter these around, to encourage self-seeding to occur. A wonderful rock garden plant, with a long season of interest. Also useful for border edging or wildflower meadows, and plants will often naturalize in a deligh...

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