Reblooming Beauties for the Garden

Count on these perennials to create a big bang in your landscape with their extra-long flowering season.

Denny Schrock

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Delightful Daylily

'Immortality' Reblooming Iris

Luscious Reblooming Lilac

Heavenly Hydrangea

Reliable Repeat-Blooming Rose

Climb New Heights with Clematis

Deep Purple Delight

Bountiful Blooming Bleeding Heart

Rozanne Reblooming Perennial Geranium

Blanket Flower Bonanza

Vibrant Valerian

Sunny Coreopsis

Delightful Shasta Daisy

Constant Color from Catmint

Sensational Speedwell

Versatile Rose Verbena

Stick with Pincushion Flower

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Delightful Daylily

Sunny gold Stella d'Oro daylily lights up the garden with its trumpet-shape yellow flowers all summer long. This tough plant scoffs at hot, dry conditions. Here it creates a spectacular combination with blue ornamental onion (Allium azureum).

'Immortality' Reblooming Iris

Noted for its reliable show of snowy-white flowers in spring and again in fall, this stunning tall bearded iris is among the easiest perennials to grow. The ruffled blooms are borne on 30-inch-tall stems above the swordlike foliage.

Note: We've put together a special collection of reblooming irises for sale from our Garden Store.

Luscious Reblooming Lilac

Enjoy lilac's heady fragrance in spring, and again from midsummer into fall with Bloomerang. This compact variety fits neatly in any garden as it grows just 4 to 5 feet tall and wide. It bears a heavy crop of lavender-purple flowers that are perfect for cutting.

Learn more about lilacs in our plant encyclopedia.

Heavenly Hydrangea

Most hydrangeas bloom once and are done for the season. But Endless Summer bears blossoms on new growth -- so you can enjoy the flowers several times each summer. For gardeners in cold climates where winter damage prevents other hydrangeas from flowering, 'Endless Summer' ensures a spectacular show.

Find out which hydrangeas are best bets in your garden.

Reliable Repeat-Blooming Rose

Beautiful Knock Out roses are truly some of the easiest plants you can grow in your garden. They bloom almost continuously through the summer, and are virtually disease free and hardy to boot. Shown here is Pink Double Knock Out; the series also includes red, double red, single pink, yellow, and more.

Learn about shrub roses.

Climb New Heights with Clematis

Jazz up your garden with Jackmanii clematis. Its royal purple petals cover the plant in early summer, and it blooms sporadically the rest of the growing season.

Learn about other varieties of clematis.

Deep Purple Delight

As you might guess from its name, May Night perennial salvia puts on a spectacular show of deep purple spires in late spring. However, if you cut off the flowers as they begin to fade, it blooms again later in summer.

Read about other perennial salvias.

Bountiful Blooming Bleeding Heart

Fringed bleeding heart is the perfect size for semi-shady small-space gardens. And while the old-fashioned form flowers just once in spring, this little dynamo blooms throughout the growing season. It slows down in the heat of summer, but picks up the pace again in autumn.

Discover more bleeding hearts.

Rozanne Reblooming Perennial Geranium

Sporting clear purple blooms from late spring through fall freezes, Rozanne geranium makes a colorful statement in part shade to full sun. The spreading plant can reach 3 feet wide, making a mass of beautiful foliage to boot.

Learn about other perennials geraniums.

Blanket Flower Bonanza

The orange tubular flowers of Commotion Tizzy blanket flower give the impression of exploding fireworks. This sizzling sun-lover blooms all season, especially if spent flowers are removed.

Read about what to grow with gaillardia.

Vibrant Valerian

Add a delightful dose of vivid pink to your yard with valerian. It blooms nearly nonstop from spring through fall in well-drained sunny sites. Deadhead the plant to prevent it from spreading by seed and to speed rebloom.

Learn more about valerian.

Sunny Coreopsis

Coreopsis, also known as tickseed, produces scores of sunny yellow flowers in summer months. 'Domino', pictured here, has a mahogany band near the center of the bloom. Pluck off spent blooms to prevent seed formation and to keep the plant blooming profusely.

Read about other long-blooming coreopsis in our plant encyclopedia.

Delightful Shasta Daisy

The pure white blooms of Becky Shasta daisy brighten the perennial garden with their cheery display. As flowers fade, cut them off and you'll be rewarded with a repeat showing.

Read about what to plant with Shasta daisy.

Constant Color from Catmint

Lovely purple flower spikes set off the gray-green foliage of Walker's Low catmint. Give the plant a haircut after its initial flush of flowers in late spring to keep it compact and initiate another cycle of bloom. Count on catmint to be low-maintenance and stand up to hot and dry conditions.

Learn more about catmint!

Sensational Speedwell

An unsung hero of the perennial garden, speedwell comes in a variety of shades of blue, pink, or white. All produce upright flower spikes on mounded plants. After the first set of blooms begins to fade, shear the plant to encourage branching and rebloom. This combination of spike speedwell, Knock Out rose, and Six Hills Giant catmint creates a spectacular season-long show.

Read about other types of speedwells.

Versatile Rose Verbena

Rose verbena forms a cascading groundcover that spruces up a slope with season-long bloom. It flowers best in the cooler weather of spring and fall, but it is seldom without some splashes of color.

Read about other groundcovers.

Stick with Pincushion Flower

Butterfly Blue pincushion flower is a nonstop bloomer in the sunny border. The cushion-like blue flowers are borne on slender stalks reaching 12 to 15 inches tall and are a surefire way to attract butterflies.

Learn about top plants for your butterfly garden.