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Perennial Plants Flowering Times Guide

Our beautiful, top quality & often unusual range of perennial plants will totally transform your garden, bringing colour year after year!

  • They provide exceptionally good value for money, providing many years of pleasure.
  • They produce a succession of colourful and often extraordinary blooms to create interest from early Spring to late Autumn.
  • They also provide you with a wide variety of heights, shapes and forms to make your borders really interesting.

From Achilleas all the way through to West country Lupins and whether you’re planting your favourites or trying something new, our user-friendly perennial plants flowering times guide provides a month by month view of key flowering information.

Perennial Plant Flowering Time
J F M A M J J A S O N D
Achillea                        
Agapanthus                        
Agastache                        
Ajuga                        
Alcea Chaters Double                        
Anenome                        
Anthemis                        
Aquilegia                        
Armeria                        
Artemisia                        
Aruncus                        
Aster                        
Astilbe                        
Astrantia                        
Athyrium                        
Aubretia                        
Bergenia                        
Brunnera                        
Campanula                        
Campanula (late season)                        
Campanula port. Mrs Resholt                        
Campanula x haylodgensis                        
Carex                        
Catananche                        
Centaurea                        
Coreopsis                        
Cosmos                        
Crocosmia                        
Cymbalaria muralis                        
Cynara                        
Dahlia                        
Delosperma                        
Delphinium Magic Fountains                        
Dianthus                        
Dianthus (Pinks)                        
Diascia Sundiascia                        
Dicentra spectablis (Bleeding Heart)                        
Dierarma                        
Dipsacus fullonum (Teasel)                        
Doronicium                        
Dryopteris                        
Echeveria elegans                        
Echinacea                        
Echinpos                        
Erigeron Sea of Blossom                        
Erynigium                        
Erysimum Golden Jubilee                        
Eucomis                        
Euphorbia                        
Gardenia                        
Gaura Lindheimeri                        
Geranium                        
Geum                        
Helenium                        
Helianthemum                        
Helleborus                        
Hemerocallis                        
Hesperis                        
Heuchera                        
Heucherella (Foamy Bells)                        
Hosta                        
Hypsela reniformis                        
Iberis                        
Inula                        
Japanese Blood Grass                        
Knautia                        
Lamprathus Red                        
Lantana                        
Lathyrus (Sweet Pea)                        
Lavender                        
Leptinella                        
Leucanthemum                        
Lewisia                        
Lewisia Little Plum                        
Liatris                        
Libertia                        
Ligularia                        
Lindernia grandiflora                        
Liriope                        
Lithodora Heavenly Blue                        
Lychnis                        
Matricaria                        
Meconopsis (Himalayan Poppy)                        
Melittis                        
Miscanthus                        
Monarda (Beebalm)                        
Ophiopogon                        
Osmunda                        
Osteospermum                        
Papaver orientalis (Oriental Poppy)                        
Penstemon                        
Persicaria                        
Phlox                        
Phlox subulata Majorie                        
Phormium                        
Phygelius Somerford                        
Pink Starburst                        
Potentilla                        
Potentilla verna Nana                        
Pratia pedunculata County Park                        
Pulmonaria                        
Pulsatilla                        
Pyrethrum                        
Rhodohypoxis Damask                        
Rudbeckia                        
Sagina Green                        
Salvia                        
Saponaria ocymoides                        
Scabiosa                        
Schizostylis (Kaffir Lily)                        
Sedum                        
Sempervivum calccareum                        
Solidago                        
Stipa                        
Thalictrum                        
Uncinia                        
Verbascum                        
Verbena bonariensis                        
Veronica                        
Veronicastrum                        
Viola Jacknapes                        
Westcountry Lupins                        
Perennial Plant Flowering Time Guide – Last updated: 17th July 2015

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9 thoughts on “Perennial Plants Flowering Times Guide”

  1. Hilary Hickmore says:

    Thank you so much for this superb chart. I shall definitely use your company for my next spring order, in return for such a brilliant gift.
    It would be lovely to see charts like this arranged according to soil type, light levels and height of growth too – its such a mind boggling combination of factors to take into account!

  2. Thanks for sharing..

  3. joyce batten says:

    I have what is called Blackheath gravel. It drains very easily. Even after years of addi8ng compost, it drains very quickly.

    This winter, I lost many plants, even those called perenniens, and some shrubs.
    I do grow lillies well, and agapanthus in pots. Acanthas go flpppy. It is a sunny east facing garden. Any suggestion for plants which will result in a full looking bed instead of many gaps?

  4. very nice info graphic

  5. wow seems am seeing this for the first time …..really very nice

  6. wow seems am seeing this for the first time …..really a very nice infographic

  7. Wow, This is one of the Best info Graphic i have never seen

  8. Interesting stuff , there are something i initially didn’t know before reading this article. Glad i found this page , i’ve shared this article on my social media.

  9. Feiraz says:

    you have a nice info graphic…

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