Stop Wasting Money On Annuals! These 25 Potted Perennials Come Back Bigger Every Year. Gardeners spend hundreds of dollars every spring buying annuals that just die when the frost hits. But what if there was a smarter way to garden? Welcome to Seniors Gardening Advice! Today, Sam is revealing the top 25 perennials that actually thrive in containers and come back stronger, bigger, and more beautiful year after year! 🌸🌿 Growing perennials in pots is the ultimate gardening hack. Not only do you save money by planting them once, but their root systems establish over time, giving you a spectacular blooming display season after season. Whether your patio gets blazing full sun or deep shade, we have the perfect plant for you on this list. In this video, we will walk you through exactly which plants to choose, including absolute showstoppers like Hostas, Creeping Jenny, Japanese Maples, and the incredibly resilient Coreopsis. We also dive deep into container garden design so you can pair the right thrillers, fillers, and spillers for a truly professional look. 🌼✨ Plus, stick around until the end because Sam is sharing the golden rules for keeping potted perennials alive through harsh winters. You will learn the crucial two-zone rule for winter hardiness, why picking the correct container size matters, the secret to proper drainage, and exactly what kind of potting soil guarantees success. 🪴❄️ If you are tired of emptying your flower pots into the compost bin every autumn, this video is for you. Hit the like button if you want to support the channel, drop a comment letting us know which perennials you currently grow in your containers, and share this with a fellow gardener who needs these tips! Do not forget to subscribe to Seniors Gardening Advice for more practical, money-saving gardening wisdom. Happy gardening! 👩‍🌾🌻
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23 Comments

  1. 25. Ornamental kale
    24. Dianthis, aka Pinks
    23. Galardia
    22. Creeping phlox
    21. Russian sage
    20. Clumping bamboo
    19. Japanese maple
    18. Boxwood and juniper
    17. Creeping Jenny
    16. Lamiam
    15. Coral bells
    14. Astilbi
    13. Ferns
    12. Hosta
    11. Lambs ear
    10. Roses
    9. Butterfly blue
    8. Alium
    7. Lavender
    6. Echinacea
    5. Catmint
    4. Sedum
    3. Day lilies
    2. Salvia
    1. Corioppsis
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  2. I am in Zone 7, Maryland. Sadly, I lost my beautiful white Lenten Rose and ornamental kale in a sub-zero snow crete snow frost last January. My beautiful coral bells survived. I have learned the hard way to bring Lenten Rose in when temps dip below zero.

  3. I would like to know some pot plants that don’t need a lot of water and that will come back to following year. I have problems with my legs and my back to go out and water all the time.

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