As autumn approaches and almost every other garden plant has closed its color show for the year, the fall-blooming perennials are just beginning to display their brilliance. Also, with cooler days, this is a great chance to plant spring perennials, among them, the long-lived, beautiful Peony . Both species grow to a height of 3'. They require well-drained, fertile soil and do best in morning sun and afternoon shade.
Anemones belong to the buttercup family.
Campbell's carries four different varieties. Sedum prefers full to partial sun and works well into the perennial garden along with Black-Eyed Susan, Asters , and Russian Sage . The hardy garden Chrysanthemum is an excellent perennial for spectacular late-fall color. These mums prefer full sun and well-drained soil. Last, but not least are the roots and tubers that need to be planted in the fall for beautiful blooming in the spring.