Hardy perennials

Our hardy perennial plants. Many hardy geraniums, echinaceas, and sedums are perfect examples of perennial plants resistant to very cold winters, with a crown capable of withstanding temperatures down to -15°C or even lower. These are worry-free plants that adapt remarkably to difficult climatic conditions. The echinacea, appreciated for its colourful flowers and ease of maintenance, attracts pollinators and withstands harsh winters perfectly. The tall sedum, with its decorative foliage and prized for its late flowering, adds a touch of colour and texture to autumn gardens. Perennial salvias, especially the varieties of Salvia nemorosa and Salvia pratensis, with decorative and nectar-rich flower spikes, are also very resistant to low temperatures. Let's not forget many asters, with their spectacular flowering that enlivens the garden in autumn, the bellflowers of the countryside, or paniculate phlox, known for their fragrant floral panicles, in pastel or vibrant colours, peonies, Hellebores that bloom in the snow and cold. Rudbeckia, with its sunny flowers, is a reliable bedding plant that is frost-resistant. There are many others, to discover on these pages.