What are your favorite perennial flowers?

Moon888

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Cimicifuga …hands down. The sweet fragrance can call everyone to look for the flower perfuming the garden.
A lovely soft scent.
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@ducks4you I usually have to pull my begonias from the pot in late fall then separate the plant from the tuber. Let the tuber dry then store in wood shavings in a dark cool area until spring.
Thanks for the advice. Right Now, tuberous begonias are on my list of "bad boyfriends."
(For others, "bad girlfriends.")
Think of the song, "I will survive."
That is our family name for "things that disappoint us."
DD's have a short list of Anime Conventions that are on Their bad boyfriend list, like A.C.E.N.
(Anime Central., in Chicago.)
They would come back from this convention Year and Year after Year and complain, complain, complain.
I had enough of the gardenia that I bought and loved and slowly watched die that I will Never try That one again!

Just Love Gloria Gaynor!
 

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Heuchera’s is a versatile perennial,to start the season with attractive foliage and bell-shaped flowers. Also known as coral bells, they offer an array of colors and forms. Hardy impatiens mottled leaves and pop up in the shade garden. Hardy asters to end the fall season.They are all hardy thru any winter weather in the PNW mountains of Oregon.IMG_3840.jpegIMG_3829.jpeg

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