Perennials
Year-after-year color and texture for Zone 9b gardens.
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Perennials Plants
PerennialHorsetail
PerennialHosta
PerennialJapanese Iris
PerennialKangaroo Paw
PerennialLanceleaf Coreopsis
PerennialLantana
PerennialLavender
PerennialLeopard Plant
PerennialLicorice Plant
PerennialLion's Tail
PerennialLizard's Tail
PerennialLobster Claw
PerennialLyreleaf Salvia
PerennialMexican Bush Sage
PerennialMexican Petunia
PerennialMona Lavender
PerennialNarrowleaf Blue-eyed Grass
PerennialOyster Plant
PerennialPaperwhite Narcissus
PerennialPeacock Ginger
PerennialPentas
PerennialPrimrose
PerennialPurple Coneflower
PerennialPurple Thistle
Perennials Questions
What does perennial mean in Florida?+
A perennial lives for several years, returning season after season; in Zone 9b some die back in cool weather and flush again when it warms.
Do perennials bloom all year in St. Augustine?+
Many perennials bloom in flushes rather than nonstop; mixing species with different bloom times keeps color in the garden longer.
Should I cut perennials back?+
Many perennials benefit from a cutback after a bloom cycle or in late winter to encourage fresh, fuller growth.
When should I plant perennials in St. Augustine?+
Fall and spring are the easiest windows in Zone 9b, giving roots time to establish before the stress of peak summer heat or any winter cold snap.
How do I choose perennials that bloom at different times?+
Combine species with spring, summer, and fall bloom so color rotates through the year. Our team can help you build a sequence for your light and space.
What are the best perennials for full sun in Florida?+
For Florida full sun, dependable perennials include firebush, salvia, lantana, blanket flower, coreopsis, and muhly grass. Choose heat-tolerant species, give them well-drained soil, and group them by water needs.