Perennial Flowers That Grow In Full Sun

If your garden is on the shady side check out these best shade perennials.

Perennial flowers that grow in full sun.

The president is a classic heirloom canna variety with large red flowers on dark green foliage that is a magnet for hummingbirds. And the category of plants that prefer full sun is vast. Perform well when grown in a sunny spot. Are cold hardy to at least zone 5.

They grow up to 4 9 inches tall with a spread of 1 2 feet. Flowers are available in single double or semi double forms in a wide range of pretty pastel colors and bi colors. These shrubby perennials form 3 foot tall mounds of pretty foliage that are topped with large fragrant flowers in mid spring. While some plants wither in direct sunlight many sun loving perennials thrive in these conditions.

They grow best in full sun and prefers for rocky sandy and dry spots. In fact many plants are known to bloom for 50 years and more. Cannas thrive in hot summer weather but need regular watering. Are in bloom collectively from one end of the growing season to another.

Full sun perennials need about 6 to 8 hours of direct light daily in order to thrive. These sun loving plants are perennial in zones 7 to 10 but you can dig them up and store them for replanting in colder climates. A planting location is considered to have full sun if it gets at least six hours of direct sunlight on most days. Candytuft iberis candytuft a ground hugging perennial flower is a well loved perennial among gardeners.