Planting perennials in different seasons can really boost your garden. I've learned a lot about this over time, and here’s what I found about planting perennials based on the season.

Spring Planting

• Great Time to Plant: Spring is perfect for planting because the soil starts to warm up. This helps perennials put down strong roots before the hot summer arrives.
• Awesome Growth: You’ll get to watch your plants grow lush and green. By mid to late summer, they’ll be fully showing off!

Summer Planting

• Longer Blooms: If you plant in the summer, your flowers can bloom for a longer time, even into the fall. It’s a nice way to freshen up your garden when it might look a little tired.
• Less Weed Trouble: Your perennials will have a better chance to grow because many weeds are slowing down in the summer heat.

Fall Planting

• Strong Roots: In the fall, perennials can settle into the ground and grow strong roots before winter comes. This means they can bounce back better in the spring!
• Easier Watering: With cooler weather and more rain, you won't need to water your plants as much. Nature takes care of this part for you!

Winter Planning

• Even though winter seems like a bad time for planting, it’s actually a great time for planning! You can sketch out your garden, find seeds and perennials on sale, and get pumped for spring.

In short, planting perennials in different seasons not only makes your garden look beautiful but also helps your plants grow strong and healthy.