Perennial Nursery Montgomery, Grimes, Walker

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Perennials, especially small flowering plants, that grow and bloom over the spring and summer, die back every autumn and winter, and then return in the spring from their root-stock, are known as herbaceous perennials.

However, depending on the rigors of local climate, a plant that is a perennial in its native habitat, or in a milder garden, may be treated by a gardener as an annual and planted out every year, from seed, from cuttings or from divisions.

Tomato vines, for example, live several years in their natural tropical/subtropical habitat but are grown as annuals in temperate regions because they don’t survive the winter.

*Achillea – yarrow*	*Hemerocallis – daylilies*
*Acorus – sweet flag grass*	*Heuchera – coral bells*
*Actaea – baneberry, doll’s eyes*	*Heucherella – foamy bells*
*Adiantum – maidenhair fern*	*Hibiscus – hardy hibiscus*
*Agastache – anise hyssop*	*Hosta*
*Alchemilla – lady’s mantle*	*Humulus – hops*
*Allium – curly allium, german garlic*	*Hydrangea arborescens*
*Amsonia – blue star*	*Iris*
*Anemone – Japanese anemone*
*Aquilegia – columbine*	*Lamiastrum – yellow archangel*
*Aruncus – goat’s beard*	*Liatris – gayfeather*
*Asarum – wild ginger*	*Ligularia – ragwort*
*Asclepias – butterfly weed*	*Lilium – lily bulbs*
*Asplenium – Hart’s-tongue fern*	*Liriope – lilyturf*
*Aster*	*Matteuccia – ostrich fern*
*Astilbe*	*Monarda – bee balm*
*Athyrium – lady, painted fern*	*Nepeta – catmint, catnip*
*Baptisia – false indigo*	*Oenothera – Missouri primrose*
*Belamcanda – blackberry lily*	*Origanum – ornamental oregano*
*Brunnera*	*Paeonia – garden peony*
*Campanula – bellflower*	*Papaver – Oriental poppy*
*Caryopteris – bluebeard*	*Pardancanda – candy lily*
*Centaurea – bachelor’s button*	*Penstemon – beardtongue*
*Ceratostigma – plumbago*	*Perovskia – Russian sage*
*Chelone – turtlehead*	*Phlox*
*Cimicifuga – black snakeroot, bugbane*	*Pinellia – green dragon*
*Clematis – herbaceous/shrub*	*Platycodon – balloon flower*
*Convallaria – lily of the valley*	*Podophyllum – mayapple*
*Coreopsis – tickseed*	*Polemonium – Jacob’s ladder*
*Corydalis*	*Polygonatum – Solomon’s seal*
*Crocosmia – montbretia*	*Polystichum – Christmas, shield fern*
*Cyrtomium – holly fern*	*Pulmonaria – lungwort*
*Dendranthema – hardy garden mum*	*Pulsatilla – pasque flower*
*Dicentra – bleeding heart*	*Rudbeckia – black-eyed susan*
*Diplazium – glade fern*	*Salvia – sage*
*Dryopteris – male, wood fern*	*Sedum – stonecrop*
*Echinacea – coneflowers*	*Sisyrinchium – blue-eyed grass*
*Epimedium – barrenwort*	*Stachys – betony*
*Eupatorium – Joe-pye weed*	*Tanacetum – painted daisy*
*Euphorbia – cushion spurge*	*Thelypteris – beech fern*
*Geranium – cranesbill, hardy geranium*	*Tiarella – foamflower*
*Gypsophila – baby’s breath*	*Tradescantia – spiderwort*
*Helianthus – perennial sunflower*	*Tricyrtis – toad lily*
*Heliopsis – false sunflower*	*Trollius – globeflower*
*Helleborus – hellebore*	*Veronica – speedwell*
	*Yucca – Adam’s needle*