Perennial Flowers
Whether you’re establishing a cutting garden, a pollinator habitat, or growing for edible blooms, never underestimate the value of perennial flowers. They can offer diversity (both in color and bloom time) to your garden plan, as well as lay the groundwork for a design concept. As the backbone of the garden, they often gain in size and strength each year, and accent colorful, longer-blooming annuals. Choose from our perennial flower seed varieties, all chosen for their excellent performance as cut flowers.
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Highly uniform blooms on strong stems.
Highly uniform blooms on strong stems.
Late Spring
Rich red with green and purple scalloped petals.
Rich red with green and purple scalloped petals.
Mid-Late Spring
Citrus-scented, large blooms on long stems.
Citrus-scented, large blooms on long stems.
Mid-Late Spring
Dark violet with white-edged, scalloped petals.
Dark violet with white-edged, scalloped petals.
Late Spring
Romantic, richly layered petals on long stems.
Romantic, richly layered petals on long stems.
Mid to Late Spring
Lavender-purple double tulips.
Lavender-purple double tulips.
Mid-Late Spring
Rich, dark color with scalloped petals.
Rich, dark color with scalloped petals.
Late Spring
Haunting tones of gray, blue, and violet.
Haunting tones of gray, blue, and violet.
Late Spring
Elegant ivory blooms on long stems.
Elegant ivory blooms on long stems.
Mid Spring
Multiple fragrant blooms per stem.
Multiple fragrant blooms per stem.
Late Spring