Growing Perennials In Pots
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The Complete Guide to Growing Perennials in Containers …
When it comes to planting perennials in containers, the rule of thumb is the bigger the pot the better. First, perennials have larger root systems than annuals, so they require more space to grow well. Second, perennials in bigger pots have a better chance of overwintering successfully. (Read more about this in the "Overwintering" section below.) Read more…
Perennials for Containers – BBC Gardeners' World Magazine
Perennial plants in pots, on the other hand, require much less maintenance. They cost more than bedding initially, but grow into substantial plants. They should last for several years in a container, after which time they can be planted in the garden. Read more…
Choosing Perennials for Containers – dummies
Delphinium: Compact varieties — only 2 to 3 feet tall — work best in containers. Delphiniums grow in zones 3 to 7 (up to zone 9 where night temperatures are cool). Echinacea: Flower colors include yellow, orange, salmon, deep rose-red, and even green. Echinacea is hardy in zones 3 to 8. Read more…
