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	Landscaping: Herbaceous Perennials for Wyoming
	Publication #: B-1152 Date Published: 4/21/2021 Publication Author(s): Karen L. Panter Chris Hilgert

Description:
Herbacious perennials are non-woody plants which live more than two years and usually die back to the ground every fall. They are important in Wyoming gardens and landscapes because of their diversity in flowering time, foliage color and texture, flower color and size, and winter interest. Perennial blossoms are usually quite attractive, and some may bloom early in the season before annuals can even be planted. There are literally thousands of species, many of which will thrive in Wyoming. Landscaping: Herbaceous Perennials for Wyoming gives tips on raising dozens of different plants and also discusses soil and bed preparation, planting, watering, mulching, fertilizing, staking, pests, fall clean-up, and winter care.

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