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Autumn Joy Sedum is an easy to grow and virtually maintenance free sedum. It delivers full mounds of dusty pink flowers that set the late-Summer and early-fall beds and borders ablaze with color and beauty. Blooms deepen to rich bronze-red with age. Hardy in USDA zones 3 to 9.

Autumn Joy Sedum is an easy to grow and virtually maintenance free sedum. It delivers full mounds of dusty pink flowers that set the late-Summer and early-fall beds and borders ablaze with color and beauty. Blooms deepen to rich bronze-red with age. Hardy in USDA zones 3 to 9.

Autumn Colors Black Eyed Susan as huge flowers in shades of bronze, sunny yellow or rich golden colors. The flowers have a maroon center and blooms from summer until frost. Plants die back in winter and readily self seed for another wonderful display the following year.

Autumn Joy Sedum is an easy to grow and virtually maintenance free sedum. It delivers full mounds of dusty pink flowers that set the late-summer and early-fall beds and borders ablaze with color and beauty. Blooms deepen to rich bronze-red with age. Hardy in USDA zones 3 to 9.

Boogie Woogie Sedum has a luminous green-and-yellow variegated foliage, is a low-maintenance sedum (also called stonecrop) that further brightens any Sunny area. During summer, it even ratchets up the intensity a notch by producing countless clusters of tiny, yellow flowers. Try it in a patio pot.

Astilbe Garden Mix is a staple for those wanting color in the shade. These astilbe rebloom Summer after Summer in mostly woodland borders. Many gardeners with shady places also must contend with deer, whose nibbling of expensive plants can be infuriating. Not so with Astilbe, which the deer tend to ignore. These plants really aren't fussy, but will not tolerate drought, so watch for hot, dry spells and periodically give them a deep drink. If your soil is loamy and moist, they'll be fine and reward you with flowers that appear to float above the ground covers.

The Perennial Hibiscus Perennial Mixture will produce huge, exotic-looking blooms measuring 8 to 10 in. across. Includes a mix of red, white and pink flowers with large, rounded, overlapping petals. Plant several together to form a gorgeous flowering hedge.

Spinderella Perennial Hibiscus has a tidy, well-rounded habit. You'll marvel at the pinwheel pattern of Spinderella's giant, 8 in. blooms, which are white with medium pink edges and dark red eyes. Its densely packed mound of dark green leaves contrasts nicely with the luminous blooms. Great in back of a border. Botanical Name: HIBISCUS SUMMERIFIC[R] 'SPINDERELLA' PPAF CPBRAF.

Variegated Creeping Blue Sedum is immediately eye-catching because each color stands out the blue-tinted green leaves, the buttery-yellow variegation, the pink edging and stems. Whether in the rock garden or as a unique border feature, it'll easily set your landscape apart. You can also spread this low-growing sedum along a sunny, dry slope and let it form a dense mat of color. It's ideal for a ground cover because it's so easy to care for, being both drought tolerant and hardy in most areas. Delicate, soft pink blooms appear in late summer to early fall, which is great for keeping butterflies fed when not much else is in bloom. Best color in full sun and well-drained to sandy soil.

When the days get a bit shorter and the wind a little crisper, that is the time when you will say Wow. This Wow. Blue Aster produces neat mounds of tightly packed, rich purple-blue blooms, bidding a fond farewell to the growing season. Aster cultivars grow readily and reliably. Plant in borders or pollinator gardens for greatest impact.