You now know about a variety of shrubs with extended bloom times.

Jul 08, Virginia bluebells add a sea of blue flowers to woodland gardens. This adaptable wildflower creates dreamy carpets of lovely bell-like blooms. After flowering, Virginia bluebells virtually disappear, so plant other perennials around them to continue the color after they shrubpruning.barted Reading Time: 6 mins.

2 days agoCovered in pink, white, red, lavender or peach blooms, azaleas are one of the most beloved shrubs of spring. New varieties keep blooming from spring to fall so you’ll enjoy their flowers for months.

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Plants can reach up to 6 feet tall, but there are also compact versions, some of which can grow in containers or window boxes.

Spring Perennials. Spring flowers are already a treat for the senses with the variety of yellow flowers, blue flowers or pink flowers that pop up from Summer Perennials.

Autumn Perennials. Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins."Mango Popsicle" dwarf poker (Kniphofia"Mango Popsicle") provides a striking contrast, its inch-tall spikes of orange blooms appearing from spring to fall.

Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 9, this. The flowers of sunny potentilla come in yellow, pink, white, and more. They emerge in late spring and last until the fall. This small shrub also produces an inedible fruit that resembles a strawberry.

Plant this hardy shrub in the fall or, preferably, the spring. Find a suitable location with well-drained soil and full sun or partial shrubpruning.barted Reading Time: 7 mins. A show-off in fall, fothergilla is hardy in zones 5 to 8 and blooms in mid-spring. Mix in a partially shaded border with hostas, ferns, viburnum and foam flower. Look for dwarf variety ‘Mount Airy,’ a winner for its fall color. Fothergilla is a three season shrub with bright white flowers in spring and glossy green foliage in summer.

It is difficult to contemplate a daisy and not come away with a sunny outlook on life.

Thriving in Zones (with some varieties hardy to zone 2), Potentilla starts its parade of blooms in late spring and doesn’t let up until late autumn. The five-petaled single flowers resemble wild roses, and indeed it is a member of the rose family. However it is much more carefree than roses.