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Dahlias are among the most celebrated summer-to-autumn bloomers, famed for their dazzling range of flower shapes, sizes, and colors.

Epimedium species—also known as barrenwort or fairy wings—are shade-loving, mat-forming perennials prized for attractive, often colorful foliage and delicate spring flowers.

Liatris spicata, known as Gay Feather or Blazing Star, lights up gardens with tall, feathery flower spikes through late summer.

Echinops, commonly known as Globe Thistle, are bold perennial plants with striking spiky spherical flower heads in shades of blue, lavender, or white.

Liatris, commonly known as Snakeroot, Gayfeather, or Blazing Star, is a striking perennial native to North America.

Aster novi‑belgii, commonly called the Michaelmas Daisy or New York Aster, is a late‑season perennial prized for masses of daisy-like flowers in shades of purple, pink, lavender, blue, red, or white.

Echinacea purpurea, commonly known as the Purple Coneflower, is a bold and enduring perennial featuring long-lasting daisy-like blooms with reflexed petals and distinctive spiny cones.

Kniphofia, also known as Red Hot Poker, stands upright in sunny gardens with vibrant torch-like flower spikes in shades of red, orange, yellow, or cream.

Sedums—or stonecrops—are tough, drought-tolerant perennials that thrive in gritty soils where little else will grow.

Coreopsis, commonly known as tickseed, brings bright daisy-like blooms and cheerful color to gardens from early summer through frost.

Achillea, commonly known as Yarrow, is a versatile and hardy herbaceous perennial known for its feathery foliage and flat-topped clusters of long-lasting flowers.

Yellow loosestrife produces bright yellow flower spikes all summer long. It thrives in moist spots like stream banks, woodland edges, and cottage gardens, making it a cheerful and easy-to-grow plant…