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Favorite New 2023 Perennial Introductions | Gardening with Creekside



Perennials are an absolute staple in my garden as they bring color, texture, and often pollinators to my garden throughout the growing season. Today I am excited to share with you my favorite new 2023 perennial introductions from our friends at Walters Gardens and Proven Winners. This past season I was fortunate enough to test all of these fantastic plants (minus one) in my gardens so I can speak from experience on their performance. I know you’re going to find a few that you just have to have!

For more information on these perennials visit Proven Winners’ website https://www.provenwinners.com/

⏰ Nursery Hours:
Saturday, February 25 & March 4, 9am-3pm
Beginning March 8 the nursery will be open Wednesday-Saturday 9am-3pm until late fall

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Espoma https://www.espoma.com/
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Kinsman Garden Company https://www.kinsmangarden.com/
Gardener’s Supply Company https://www.gardeners.com/

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181 Pine Hollow Dr
Dallas, NC, 28034

20 Comments

  1. Kandy Harris

    Omg, so many gorgeous things 💜🧡💛💚💙❤. We are putting in a new flower bed and I showed my hubby all of these , he said you choose honey. I got a look when I said all of them ! 😂🤷🏼‍♀️👩‍🌾 Happy Gardening

  2. Patrick Boylan

    I live in the Finger Lakes region of New York State and we are finally having Winter😜. Garden centers here will start getting plants in April. I am impatient😵

  4. Catherine Jones

    I laughed out loud literally when I heard you say visit your garden center more than once in the spring I’ll visit my gardens nurseries, at least once a week in my area that there are several, and I make the rounds back in September. I was lucky one of the nurseries had the lilac crush hibiscus. Yay. I got two of them and they were on sale because it was the end of the season

  8. Ricki Moler

    Question about the Upscale Monarda….will it still be good for drying to make tea? I have the old-timey Monarda, and love herbal tea made from it…but, man, am I tired of trying to make that plant stay in its spot in the herb garden! Wondering if the new variety was just as tasty?

  12. Tamara McNeal

    Very informative. I have to say sweet girl running back and forth and you were able to stay on task, kudos! Wild pretty pup!!

  14. Jill Adcock

    I’m going to need a bigger garden. Every year, better and better plants! Thanks for all the info!

  17. Jamie Peterson

    I'm digging up the two Summerific Hibiscus I planted a couple years ago. I can not keep up with the amount of water they need. I think my sister is going to take them. I'm trying to plant waterwise perennials.

  18. Sherry Whitaker

    Thank you for the information!
    Question 🙋🏻‍♀️ Jenny!
    Are you guys going to ship
    plants this season??????
    Thank you 🙏🏻
    Sherry-Knoxville

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