If you like flowers you can enjoy with a minimum of care try a fall planting of perennial flowers. The ground will stay warm long enough to promote root growth, giving the plants a head start next spring.
Perennial flowers come back year after year with beautiful foliage and flowers.
And they will stay beautiful with a minimum of care once they are sited in the right amount of sunlight and in reasonably fertile and well-drained soil, McNeilan said. A few perennials, like Coreopsis, or Gaillardia, when grown in full sun will bloom nearly all summer. Most perennials, however, bloom at a certain time and then provide foliage for the rest of the season. Add interest to your garden by selecting plants with different bloom periods. In late spring Peony is colorful and it's glossy flowers give way to green, shrub-like foliage.