Plant These In September! 9 Perennials That Come Back Bigger Every Year

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Most gardeners pack their tools away in September. That's exactly why their gardens look average next spring. September is secretly the best perennial planting month of the year: the soil is still warm so roots grow fast, the air is cooling so there's no heat stress, autumn rain does your watering for you, and garden centers are slashing prices. In this video you'll get 9 perennials to plant this month that come back bigger every single year: hostas for the shady corners, coneflowers, daylilies (and why September is division time), the indestructible sedum Autumn Joy, catmint, astilbe, creeping phlox (the secret behind those spring carpet displays), Russian sage (the plant everyone stops to ask about), and Karl Foerster feather reed grass for four-season structure.