Flowers

Astilbe is one of the most forgiving perennials in my garden. Its fernlike foliage stays attractive for months, and the

Snow-in-summer (Cerastium tomentosum) is a low, silver-leaved groundcover that covers itself with small white flowers in late spring or early

Trachelium brings an unusual texture to the garden: hundreds of tiny flowers gather into broad, softly domed heads above branching

Daylilies (Hemerocallis) are among the most reliable flowering perennials I grow. Each individual bloom lasts only a day, but a

Heucherella combines the colorful foliage of coral bells (Heuchera) with the spreading habit and delicate flower sprays associated with foamflower

If your property sits in a low-lying area, excess moisture can be a constant challenge. Improving drainage or regrading the