Published 17 days ago • Sioux Falls, United States • Updated 17 days ago

Perennials add color to early summer landscapes and flowerbeds

Gardeners observe early summer perennials like peonies, iris, and Blue By You Salvia blooming in landscapes and containers in June 2025.
The blooming follows seasonal patterns where peonies flower from late May to mid-June while Salvia reblooms after shearing spent June flower spikes.
Iris provide wide color range options and reliably bloom in June, while these perennials also contribute visual interest even when not flowering.
Blue By You Salvia grows to about 20 inches tall, and garden centers sell both Salvia and container-grown peonies that may be set out during the summer months, with September being the best time to divide established peony plants.
Together, June-blooming perennials fill early summer color gaps in gardens without special soil additives, making June one of the season’s most colorful months.

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Perennials add color to early summer landscapes and flowerbeds

“Until the annuals gain full speed, early summer can lack color. But if we plan properly, June-blooming perennials can bridge the color gap, making this month one of the most colorful of the summer season,” Don Kinzler writes.

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