Perennial flowers may be expensive but are worth the investment. Perennials come back every year and the ones presented here are tough, easy to grow, and attractive choices for the new gardener.

Wait for one-half to two-thirds of the flowers on the spike to open before picking. With proper harvesting and care, these flowers can last 6 to 10 days in your arrangement.

These stunning perennials are surprisingly easy to grow. Here's how to care for hellebores so they last decades in your ...

The flowers hold up well and can be used for arrangements. As a bonus they attract butterflies and many commercial varieties are available, including plants with flowers of red and lime green.

Wondering if you've missed the boat on summer planting? Here are eight perennials that you can still plant in July.

Although we can’t include every beautiful perennial flower or plant, ahead are the some of the loveliest, most reliable plants to add seasonal beauty and color to your garden for years to come.

A cut garden is meant to grow flowers for bouquets, flower arrangements, wreaths, and other decorative purposes. Many cut gardeners sell their flowers to local flower shops or simply to their ...

Bergenia, another early-blooming perennial, produces spikes of pink, white or rose flowers that last up to a week in a vase. The shiny evergreen foliage lasts even longer.

Perennial statice or sea lavender (Limonium perezeii) has purple and white flowers which are just as appropriate as annual statice flowers for dry arrangements.