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Perennials

There are so many wonderful perennials to choose from with so many uses, it’s easy to lose track of the possibilities. Some are better suited to being used in mass plantings. Others are more attractive when they’re singled out as individual specimens.

Perennials are the backbone to any native garden. They are long-lived, usually easy to grow, and provide interest throughout the year.

Pollinator Plants

Ever wonder what other plants you can add to your garden to attract pollinators? It’s good to have an assortment of not only plants in current bloom but mixing those with plants that also bloom in fall and spring! Some of our current favorites include Arkansas Ironweed, Pride of Barbados, Pentas, Coneflower, Joe Pye Weed and more!

‘Our Favorite Pollinator Friendly Plants’ Video Here

Datura

For the Moonlight Pollinators!

Choose from the Harris County Native Datura wrightii and the non-native Datura metel . The Texas native Datura produces large white blooms while the non-native is available in yellows and purple. Blooms open in the evening to very early morning.

See more native perennials here.

Hummingbird Plants

Make Your Garden a Hummingbird Pitstop!

Curious about how to attract or support hummingbirds this season? The nursery is stocked with high nectar favorites perfect for migrating hummingbirds!

Flame Acanthus, Turk’s Cap, Salvia greggii, Standing Cypress, and Indian Pink are a few Texas native plants you can add to your garden this spring! Non-native options include Hamelia, Russellia, Bottlebrush, and more.

Watch our video on ‘How to Setup a Hummingbird Garden’ here.

Irises

Beautiful Striking Flowers!

A southern favorite and for good reason! Irises are not only beautiful but are easy to grow and quite resilient plants. We currently offer an assortment of Louisiana Irises and Walking Irises. Irises are a great addition to a rain garden and make a stunning border.

Read more about creating a rain garden here.

Fragrant Perennials

Incorporate these Perennials this Season!

Not only do specific herbs help to keep mosquitos away, but so do highly fragrant perennials. Some of our favorites include Dwarf Wax Myrtle, Copper Canyon Daisy, Mexican Oregano, Lantana, Bee Balm and more!