Deneweth's Garden Centers Perennial flowers are excellent plants to use in your Michigan Home & Garden Landscape.  Perennials flowers have multiple uses for your flower and landscape beds.

Perennials will return each season with a show of wonderful blooms! Perennials have early season bloom times all the way through summer until we reach the cooler temps of the fall season.

The wonderful yard of perennials is always blooming!

Are you looking for perennials to attract Hummingbirds or Butterflies to your flower garden?  Do you need Perennial Flowers for Shade, or Full Sun Perennials?  Perennials can bloom at different times of the season, providing you with a ever changing, always in bloom flower garden.  

Add in spring flowering perennials for early season flowers or fall blooming perennials to extend your summer season well into fall.  When planted properly, they will come back year after year to give colorful displays. With good planning, plants can be found to give color nearly year-round.  Come to Deneweth's Garden Center and let us help you select the right perennials for your location.

Or, come into our Macomb or Hartland, Michigan Garden Centers and let our Landscape Design Experts create the perennial garden of your dreams.

Water gardens, butterfly gardens, shade gardens, hummingbird, or any garden you can imagine, we can create for you.

Perennial Plant of the Year 2011!

Amsonia Hubrichtii
Arkansas Blue Star

Spring Flowers

Amsonia hubrichtii grows 36 inches tall and 36 inches wide in a mounded form. This hardy perennial grows in hardiness zones 4 through 9 and is a versatile North American native.

Amsonia offers a variety of features throughout the seasons. From late spring to early summer, two- to three-inch wide clusters of small, light blue, star-shaped flowers are borne above the ferny foliage. The alternate-arranged leaves are bright green in spring and summer, but turn a bright yellow-golden color in fall.

Beautiful Fall Color

• Light – Plants thrive in full sun to partial shade
• Soil – This plant performs best in average, moist well-drained soil but tolerates less moisture. Once established, it can tolerate drier conditions.
• Uses – This perennial for the seasons is an asset in borders, native gardens, cottage gardens, or open woodland areas. It is best when massed. Arkansas blue star is attractive when mixed with ornamental grasses and plants that have attractive seed heads.
• Unique Qualities – Light blue flowers in spring are followed by marvelous foliage in summer. Golden-yellow fall color is second to none among herbaceous perennials.
• Hardiness – USDA Zones 4 to 9