Heirloom Perennials
Heirloom flowers, with their exquisite hues, graceful forms, and hardy constitutions, are often easier to grow, more fragrant, and more diverse than modern varieties. They are open-pollinated, which means bees and other insects pollinate them, and unlike hybrids, you will find many of your annual favorites self-sow, creating new gardens full of promise each spring. Heirloom plants include many antique cultivars that have been cutting propagated since the middle to late 1800s.
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Heirloom Perennials
Heirloom flowers, with their exquisite hues, graceful forms, and hardy constitutions, are often easier to grow, more fragrant, and more diverse than modern varieties. They are open-pollinated, which means bees and other insects pollinate them, and unlike hybrids, you will find many of your annual favorites self-sow, creating new gardens full of promise each spring. Heirloom plants include many antique cultivars that have been cutting propagated since the middle to late 1800s.