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These 9 Long-Living Perennials Grow In Your Garden 

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Pineapple sage

Gently rubbing the leaves of this plant produces that sweet, tangy citrus smell of pineapple with a hint of traditional sage aroma.

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Peonies

When it comes to gardening, I love perennials. You plant them once and they just keep coming back year after year.

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Lariope

Lariope are one of the most amazing perennial plants. The plant is extremely hardy, can resist a variety of extreme weather conditions, and add a dash of color to the garden all year round.

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Daylily

The daylily is a gift that experienced gardeners give to those who are just starting out. The reason is simple – there are hardly any flowering perennials that are easier to grow and maintain.

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Hostas

Hostas are so beautiful that entire gardens can be dedicated to only growing these perennials. These perennials are another one that gardeners recommend to beginners because of their durable nature.

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Iris

There are very few gardeners in the world, no matter how inexperienced, that do not know about the iris flower.

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Oriental poppy

The petals of the flower's blossom usually feature a dark mark at the base. As they grow, their large buds rise up while the flowers keep unfurling.

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Baptisia

hey are blooming herbaceous perennial plants with pea-like blooms that are followed by inflated pods.

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Sedum

Most Sedums, also known as stonecrop, are tough, drought-tolerant succulents with thick, meaty leaves that come in a variety of hues.

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