With its cloud of purple flowers and tolerance for harsh environments, Russian sage is a resilient perennial that adds vibrant color to any landscape. It requires full sun for healthy bloom production, making it a low-maintenance yet striking addition to gardens.
1. Russian Sage
Drought-tolerant sedum plants, also known as stonecrop, are low-maintenance and non-invasive. These succulent plants require minimal care and can survive for years without watering, dividing, mulching, or deadheading. Varieties like 'Autumn Joy' produce nectar-rich pink flower
2. Sedum (Stonecrop)
Daffodils are easy to grow and require little maintenance. Plant them deeply in the fall, at least 4 inches beneath the soil's surface, for multiple seasons of blooms. They thrive without much pampering and can multiply over the years with minimal effort.
3. Daffodils
Hostas are perfect for shady yards with little to no sun exposure. These low-maintenance perennials require almost no care, come back every year, and are easy to propagate. They come in various sizes and reach their full mature size in three to seven years.
4. Hosta
Coneflower is a cheery perennial that attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees. It can withstand summer heat and humidity, is deer-resistant, and drought-tolerant, making it the epitome of easy-care landscaping. Plus, it's a native plant to North America, adding color to native plant landscapes.
5. Coneflower
Despite their luxurious appearance, peonies are low-maintenance plants that can live for up to 100 years. They require cold winters for dormancy and bloom beautifully in spring. Minimal maintenance involves staking the plant if blooms get too heavy and removing old foliage in winter.
6. Peony
This flowering deciduous shrub is easy to grow and reaches a height of 4 to 8 feet. It prefers full sun to partial shade and thrives in moist soil. A simple once-a-year prune keeps it tidy and in shape, making it a hassle-free addition to any garden.
7. Oak Leaf Hydrangea
Coral bells are adaptable plants that grow well in various conditions, including rock gardens, containers, borders, and as ground cover. With partial shade and occasional deadheading, these vibrant-leaved plants add rich shades to gardens. While they may not have a long lifespan, they are relatively low-maintenance
8. Coral Bells