There are lots of great options! 'Ruby Spider' Daylily. Daylilies open more flowers when they're planted in full sun, and 'Ruby Spider' is no exception. ... Mountain Marigold. ... 'Purrsian Blue' Catmint. ... 'Leapfrog' Foamy Bells. ... 'Banana Cream' Shasta Daisy. ... 'Kobold' Liatris. ... Lemon Drop Evening Primrose. ... 'Midnight Marvel' Hibiscus.

I WOULD TRY RUDBECKIA. THEY BLOOM LONGER THAN ANYOF THE OTHER FLOWERS. THEY ARE SO HARDY TOO. THEY DIE DOWN IN THE WINTER, SO DON'T THINK THEY ARE NOT COMING BACK IN THE SPRING. THEY AARE NOT HE FIRST THINGS TO POP UP. MINE DO NOT BLOOM UNTIL JULY BUT THEY LAST LONGER THAN ANYTHING ELSE IN MY YARD. ALSO ANEMONE. THEY BLOOM All SUMMER AND OBIEDENT PLANT. IF YOU LIVED CLOSER YOU COULD DIG UP SOME OF ALL OF IT OUT OF MY YEARD! GOOD LUCK.

Any idea for dessert plantings?

Black eyed Susan's are wonderful as is beebalm.

I would like to know what type of perennial for full sun is best?

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Hillela G. on May 10, 2017
There are lots of great options!
- 'Ruby Spider' Daylily. Daylilies open more flowers when they're planted in full sun, and 'Ruby Spider' is no exception. ...
- Mountain Marigold. ...
- 'Purrsian Blue' Catmint. ...
- 'Leapfrog' Foamy Bells. ...
- 'Banana Cream' Shasta Daisy. ...
- 'Kobold' Liatris. ...
- Lemon Drop Evening Primrose. ...
'Midnight Marvel' Hibiscus.
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Van15681884 on May 11, 2017

I WOULD TRY RUDBECKIA. THEY BLOOM LONGER THAN ANYOF THE OTHER FLOWERS. THEY ARE SO HARDY TOO. THEY DIE DOWN IN THE WINTER, SO DON'T THINK THEY ARE NOT COMING BACK IN THE SPRING. THEY AARE NOT HE FIRST THINGS TO POP UP. MINE DO NOT BLOOM UNTIL JULY BUT THEY LAST LONGER THAN ANYTHING ELSE IN MY YARD. ALSO ANEMONE. THEY BLOOM All SUMMER AND OBIEDENT PLANT. IF YOU LIVED CLOSER YOU COULD DIG UP SOME OF ALL OF IT OUT OF MY YEARD! GOOD LUCK.

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Mary Motte on May 11, 2017

Any idea for dessert plantings?

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Just peachy on May 12, 2017

Russian sage for desert areas

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Caseyem11 on May 12, 2017

Black eyed Susan's are wonderful as is beebalm.

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Janet Pizaro on May 12, 2017

What is your location ?

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