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  1. Tiny Monster Geranium Zones: 4-11
    As low as $59.99

  2. SunSparkler® Firecracker Sedum Zones: 4-10
    As low as $44.99

  3. Rozanne Geranium Zones: 4-10
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  4. Furmans Red Salvia Zones: 5-10
    As low as $128.99

  5. Arizona Apricot Blanket Flower Zones: 3-10
    As low as $39.49

  6. Mexican Bush Sage Zones: 7-10
    As low as $39.59

  7. Little Suzy Black Eyed Susan Zones: 4-10
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  8. Blue Mist Flower Zones: 6-11
    As low as $59.99

  9. Red Kangaroo Paw Zones: 9-11
    As low as $118.99

  10. Kudos™ Red Hyssop Zones: 6-10
    As low as $39.99

  11. Cheyenne Spirit Coneflower Zones: 4-10
    As low as $34.79

  12. Hot Lips Salvia Zones: 8-10
    As low as $39.99

  13. Sea Lavender Zones: 10-11
    As low as $59.99

  14. Soprano Purple Daisy Zones: 3-11
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  15. Bandana® Pink Lantana Zones: 3-11
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  16. Vanilla Butterfly® Daisy Zones: 9-11
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  17. Festival Star Baby's Breath Zones: 5-11
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  18. Tukana Scarlet Verbena Zones: 7-11
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  19. Evolution Salvia Zones: 3-11
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  20. Victoria Falls Iris Zones: 4-10
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  21. Laguna White Lobelia Zones: 3-11
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Once summer flowers begin to fade, gardeners can count on fall-blooming perennials to add renewed color to their garden. When designing a garden with perennials flowers, it is important to have something in bloom continuously. This is accomplished by choosing plants that only flower in spring, summer, or fall and are suitable for your climate. There are many plants that will not only add late-season color, but they will provide fresh and stunning bouquets as well. These exquisite and showy flowers will help your yard or garden gradually enter into winter.

Fall plants have had a good amount of time to grow since they are planted early in the season. They should be well established and ready to show off their autumn colors. These fall flowers tend to bloom in jewel tones such as rusts, golds, deep purples, or scarlets. Asters, coneflowers, sedums, grasses, and chrysanthemums are a few examples of fall-blooming perennials. These plants are great for borders, mass plantings, containers, patios, or anywhere you want color.