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Monday – Saturday: 7 am – 5 pm
Sunday: 8 am – 4 pm
Recycle Hours:
Daily: 8 am – 3:45 pm
Sun. 9/13: CLOSED
There are many reasons to love spring perennials. Their refreshing bursts of color after a cold winter season symbolize life and the promise of renewal. Because they grow back yearly, vibrant perennials are the gift that keeps on giving. Growing in a wide variety of shapes and colors, these plants offer endless gardening possibilities to spruce up your springtime space.
As their name suggests, Virginia Bluebell’s clustered and bell-shaped flowers make for a charming addition to any garden. This flower has a sweet scent and is even known to attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Because they prefer partially shaded areas, this plant would make a great addition to a woodland garden.
Its star shape, pink coloring, and sweet aroma make Phlox one of the more romantic spring perennial flowers. As a hardier perennial, Phlox thrives well in many environments. Appearing in both upright and creeping forms, this flower has the potential to be a focal point in any garden or landscape.
Echinacea, or Coneflowers, are known for their prickled dome and bright pink petals. The seeds, which protrude from the dome, are a source of food for birds and other wildlife. As a relatively easy plant to grow, Echinacea do not enjoy being moved once they’ve settled into the soil.
The frothy pink peony is a dramatic perennial, offering a soft accent to a springtime landscape. Peonies are known to be reliable, long-living, and are also able to thrive with minimal effort on your part. While the Peony looks great in gardens, they also make beautiful cut flowers, too!
As a member of the mint family, Salvia’s oblong shape, sweet scent, and bright purple flowers are a pollinator’s dream. If you’re hoping to attract more bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds to your garden, this plant is the one for you. Like the Peony, Salvia can be enjoyed in the garden, or as a cutting!
The Hellebore is recognized and adored for its rose shape and long-lasting qualities. This plant is known to emerge in late winter, sometimes even through snow covered grounds, making them an optimal springtime perennial.
The Maryland Department of Agriculture (MDA) has been steadily expanding the state’s Prohibited Invasive Plant List. As of July 1, 2026, the Maryland Department of Agriculture has placed new restrictions regarding several popular landscape plants, including English Ivy, Chinese Mahonia, Maiden Grass (Miscanthus), Chocolate Vine (Akebia quinata), Fountain Grass (Pennisetum),…
Hardy Hibiscus are among the most dramatic flowering perennials you can add to a home landscape, known for their enormous dinner-plate-sized blooms, sturdy upright growth, and season-long color from midsummer into fall. This complete guide will help you pick the best variety for your space and provide tips on watering,…
Phlox brings lasting color to gardens with blooms from spring to fall. From sun-loving Garden Phlox to shade-tolerant varieties, find the perfect phlox at Patuxent Nursery for vibrant borders, pollinator appeal, and easy-care beauty. Stop by and shop today!
