Perennial borders full sun

Bursting into bloom in early summer, perennial salvia develops bold spikes of purple, blue, or pink flowers atop pretty gray-green foliage. A sun worshipper, salvia isn't too fussy about soil type and will bloom again if you shear away the flower spikes after they fade. Perennial salvia grows about 18-24 inches tall and attracts hordes of bees and butterflies when in bloom. It pairs beautifully with black-eyed Susan and Coreopsis. Zones 4-9/

A garden filled with different colored portulaca plant. Perennial plants are perfect for placing the as borders for your garden or where you intend to place them. These plants grow perfectly on full sun weather also because they thrive in such conditions. These plants would also go perfectly in your driveway decorating it in a green thumb kinda way. Another addition for these plants is that you can use them in your front yard for it to serve as small sidewalks.

These full sun perennials are all low maintenance plants with beautiful flowers that will thrive in full sun (even in the South!)

Learn about full sun perennials, including daylily, Shasta daisy and penstemon, from the experts at HGTV.

As a gardener, I appreciate perennials as one of the best plants for sun, that earn their keep day in, day out, year after year.

Perennial flowers once tall can now be found in shorter varieties fitting a petite garden. These small plants will bloom spring through summer in a sunny border garden.

These new perennials for 2020 have beautiful blooms, gorgeous leaves and will make a stunning addition to your flower garden next year.

Looking to beautify your garden this season with beautiful flowers? Try these full-sun perennials! They do well in the heat and some are low-maintenance!

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These full sun perennials are all low maintenance plants with beautiful flowers that will thrive in full sun (even in the South!)