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Great question! Perennials are plants where the above ground portion dies back at the end of every year but then regrows from the roots year after year. Over time the size of the plant will increase and most take three years to establish to maturity. If they ever get too large they can be dug up and split in half, or multiple portions, and replanted in another location. These aspects makes them cost effective over annuals, or the type of plants that need to be purchased every spring because they do not survive the winter.
Take a look at my social media to see examples of many great perennials.
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When you walk around your neighborhood are there certain landscapes that jump out at you as something you would like to see in your own yard? Or, maybe there are some that look nice but isn't what you would want to have or maintain. There are endless combinations of plants that comprise a garden but four main types of design style; traditional, cottage, modern & contemporary. Read through each styles characteristics and maintenance needs to see what resembles you. Follow the link embedded in each category to see pictures.
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