Perennials
Pollinator Plants
Unlike annuals, perennials return year after year, providing reliable sources of nectar and pollen for bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other beneficial insects. By choosing a variety of perennials with different bloom times, you can create a continuous food source from spring through fall while adding lasting beauty to your landscape. A pollinator-friendly garden supports wildlife and helps create a healthier, more vibrant ecosystem right in your own backyard.
Choosing Native
Perennials that are well-suited to our climate are better equipped to handle the Texas heat, changing weather, and periods of drought, making them easier to grow and maintain. They return year after year, providing lasting color, reliable blooms, and valuable habitat for pollinators—all with less effort over time. At our garden center, we carry a wide selection of perennials chosen to thrive in Texas conditions, and our experienced staff is always happy to help you find the perfect plants for your landscape.
Care & Maintenance
In spring, clear away dead foliage, divide overcrowded plants if needed, and apply a layer of compost or slow-release fertilizer to encourage healthy growth. During the growing season, water deeply during dry spells, remove spent blooms to promote continued flowering, and keep weeds under control with mulch. In fall, cut back plants that have finished growing, and refresh mulch to help protect roots from temperature fluctuations.
Our Favorite Perrenials
