Keeping Grass Out
Master gardener Paul James shares tips for controlling stray grass growth.
Meet some of the most forgiving perennials: these garden toughies don't need much coddling to bloom year after year.
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Black-eyed Susan. The sunny-yellow, easy disposition of this drought-tolerant perennial(Rudbeckia sp.) makes it a good choice for a dry, low-maintenance garden bed. After a few waterings to get the plants established, they'll be there for many summers to come. Hardy in USDA Zones 3 to 10.
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The late summer, golden-yellow Rudbeckia is an excellent choice for a perennial border.
An easy-to-grow native plant, the purple coneflower blooms in July and August.
(Perovskia atriplicifolia)
This showy native prairie plant can be grown in containers or be used in a perennial border.
Master gardener Paul James shares tips for controlling stray grass growth.
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