The best perennials for zone 5 garden are those that are hardy, resistant to disease and able to grow in both cold and hot weather. Plants that do well in the warmer months should be planted in the south facing side of your flower garden. This is because the southern states experience more heat and rain more often. Perennial flowers such as Hostas and Mimulus are very good choices for southern gardeners.
Another thing to look at when choosing a perennial for a warm zone garden is how hardy it is. A plant that is extremely hardy will withstand some of the harshest winters and most volatile temperatures. Many annuals are great choices for a perennial that can withstand the changing temperatures. These flowers will survive even the harshest winters and can continue to bloom for years into the future.
Spring bulbs are another option for your perennial flower garden. Most flower garden bulbs will do well in a well drained soil with slow draining sand or peat moss. Most bulbs need to have extra light in order to bloom and do not do well in areas with heavy shade. It is important to check with a local nursery to see which bulbs will work best in your area.
Some perennials are considered weeds by many gardeners. Some are considered true weeds in certain areas, so you may need to remove them if you are going to plant them. However, there are some perennials that can do very well in an area where it is difficult to get rid of weeds. If you live in a part of the country that is very difficult to grow anything else, you may want to consider planting a flower garden of perennials that can thrive in that area.
To find out which perennials will work best in your area, you will need to visit your local nursery or garden center. They will be able to answer your questions about which flowers are best for zones 5 and give you a list of options that are suitable. If they cannot help you, a good horticulturist can also give you some ideas on what might work.
Once you know which plants are going to be good for your zone, you will need to determine which perennials are best for planting in your flower garden. The type of plant that you choose is really up to you. Some perennials bloom at different times of the year and some bloom only one time each year. A perennial that blooms once a year is known as annuals and can usually be planted in any season. Perennials that bloom twice a year are known as biennials and can be planted in any season except winter.
Biennials are plants that can be perennials or annuals, but they can be hardy perennials that will last for several years. Biennials that are beautiful blooms throughout the year are known as true perennials and they are perfect for a flower garden. Some biennials also come with a variegated pattern and come in a range of colors. This type of bloom could easily complement any flower garden.
Knowing what type of plant you have and what season it is best for growing it is essential. You want to choose flowers that are going to bloom at their most colorful times of the year, as well as those that are going to grow in your given area. Perennials can offer you flowers and color for all seasons, so it is important to know which ones you should plant and how much space they will need to grow.