
Spring Flowering Perennials
These perennials bloom during the early growing season and are a welcome sight after a long-cold winter. Mix these spring flowering perennials in with your summer and fall-blooming flowers for a show of sequential blooms all gardening season.

Bergenia love shade or dappled sunlight and a great alternative to the hosta. Bloom time is April and May.

Cool-moist areas are best with morning sun. These hearts bloom mid-May to June.

These flowers bloom early May through June.
Commonly used for hard-to-grow shady area, erosion control or under Black Walnut trees since it’s resistant to Juglone.

Provide 6 hrs of sun and will bloom late-spring. May need stem support to prevent drooping.

Used as a ground-cover in landscapes, this perennial is biennial and reseeds itself.
Deadhead blooms to prevent re-seeding if you want to inhibit spreading.
They start blooming in May and can re-bloom later in the season.

flower in full sun to part shade and spreads slowly and easy to contain. Blooms late-spring to early-summer.

has smaller red and yellow flowers that tend to have slightly more nodding in the flowers. Blooms mid-spring.

Can handle dry shade but won’t grow as prolific. Blooms April and May.

These delicate flowers love growing in full-sun. Will bloom in cooler weather April through June.

Mid-spring flowers perch atop fuzzy stems. Long-blooming flowers that butterflies adore!
Dead-head old flowers to push more blooms.

is what makes this cushion-shaped plant a lovely spring perennial. The leaves will also turn orange in the fall.
Grow in full sun to avoid legginess. As part of the Eupohorbia family, it can handle drought once established.


dark leaves. Shade tolerant but produces more blooms in mostly sunny locations.

perfectly happy blooming before deciduous shrubs leaf out. Great for moist, partly shady garden areas!
We hope you have found a perennial that caught your eye! Look for the perennials above in our nursery as well these other spring flowering perennials, listed below, when you are adding to your landscape this season.
Pasque Flower
Hellebores
Foam Flower
Lupine
Brunnera
Geranium
If you are looking for more perennials to add to your garden, especially ones that can handle drought, give Top 8 Tough as Nails Perennials a read!
If you are searching for additional perennials to add to your landscape, customers love using Monrovia Plant Finder to search online first and then head out to the nursery lot to grab what you want!