Hello everyone welcome back to the podcast today we're talking about five

perennial flowers that are just kind of so easy to care for so beautiful and so

helpful in the garden that it just doesn't it almost doesn't make sense not to grow them so here are five of them these are quick tips for you and if you'd like more in-depth guides I have guides to at least a couple of these on the website already

and there's going to be many more at epic gardening.com coming out this year so

stay tuned for that. Okay let's go ahead and get into it. The first one we have is Blackide Susan. It's

Rudecia. It's really easy to grow. It develops wave after wave of daisy-like blooms from summer to fall.

And they are really fantastic.

I mean, two varieties I think are pretty cool.

You've got Denver Daisy and you've got Indian summer.

Those are ones that come back year after year.

They're really nice and these are native to central and eastern parts of the United States.

So you can grow a native variety too if you're in that area, which is really, really fun.

Now a tip for Rebecca is really, really fun.

Now a tip for Rubecia is it does not last more than like,

let's say two years in one spot, but it will self-soe in other locations.

So you can kind of watch for their seedlings

and then just pop them out and transplant them into areas of the

garden that you think need a little bit of that color.

Next we've got Salvia, which is also known as perennial sage. So it's a huge family of plants

that has all these crazy bloomers

with awesome colors and they can take

a decent amount of cold.

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