Perennial Plant Reviews

This is where I do perennial plant reviews but more importantly, it's where you can add your two-cents to my reviews and even add your own favorite plants or not-so-favorite plants.

By sharing our garden results in this way, we'll all get a better sense of where one plant does well and where it's a dog. And yes, one size fits all rarely works in our gardening world.

This is your invitation to tell us all what you really think. :-)

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Echinacea 'Fatal Attraction'

Echinacea or Coneflower

echinacea fatal attraction Reviews of Echinacea (Coneflower) from Doug and readers - add your .02 here

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Please be as detailed as possible in the who,what,when,where information (what name of plant, where you are (province of state) and other details that will help us. :-)

What kind of perennial - name for sure but also the specific variety name.
Is it fragrant?
How long did it bloom? What size of the blooms? What kind of bloom?
Did pests attack it more than other perennials?
How tall, how wide etc.

In short, tell us all the things you want to know before you grow a perennial. :-)

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Here are Perennial Plant Reviews

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Shasta Daisy 'Banana Cream'  I am becoming a bit of a cynic regarding the latest, greatest, new and "improved" perennials that hit the market regularly each spring. Some work, some ...











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