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i need a perennial plant that will only grow max of 24 inches tall and have flowers. if you can give me a site that would be helpful too.

Zone 9 is desert like conditions, we get heat in the 100 degrees and cold in the low 40’s. I want a beautiful tropical garden, please help!

I live in zone 5 in the midwest and have a small sweetgum magnolia that needs plantings around the base. I would like to use an azalea and some iris for spring bloom, but I’m at a loss for what other plants would compliment the shape and size of the magnolia leaves for summer color.

I recently bought coleus plants and hostas. The front of my home faces north so anything within three feet of the north face is in constant shade.

Any suggestions to add a little color?

I need suggestions for perennial plants with white flowers that attract butterflies. I prefer plants that do not grow taller than about 12 inches. I live in Central Florida on the east coast.

I know absolutely nothing about plants. The plants that I was using have died after 2 years. They sat in 2 matching drinking glasses filled with small pebbles and all I had to do was water them, no other maintence was needed.

I would like to plant some perennial plants that flower all summer until frost but the location often will have water sitting for a few days after heavy spring rains. In the summer a thunderstorm may cause water to sit there but only for a day or two. This spot at one time was filled with cattails and took some work to eliminate them.

I am in Zone 5b USA if that helps.

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I have read that perennials can die within 3 years, but we have had some plants in our yard for well over 2 decades. (We’re in zone 7). So I don’t understand :X

I’m trying to grow lavender and am looking for a variety that can survive North East winters. If they die in the winter will they come back again?

Also I’ve seen the term overwintering what does it mean?

I’m looking for places other than Home Depot or Lowes. Also, I’m looking for a place that has a large selection of various plants.