Perennials form the backbone of any garden or border. They return year after year, bloom reliably, and create a natural, lasting look. For growers, florists, and wholesalers, perennials are a valuable investment: they offer continuity, longevity, and a wide range of colors and shapes.
At Easyseeds you will find an extensive range of high-quality perennial seeds, carefully selected for professional cultivation and trade.
Perennials are perennials that reseed themselves from their root systems every year. Unlike annual or biennial flowers , they die back above ground in winter, but their roots remain alive and provide new growth in spring.
They form the foundation of borders, gardens, and landscaping. Popular perennials include lupine (Lupinus), larkspur (Delphinium), sage (Salvia), yarrow (Achillea), coneflower (Echinacea), and lavender (Lavandula). These varieties are loved not only by gardeners but also by florists thanks to their strong stems, natural appearance, and excellent vase life as cut flowers.
Perennials offer both aesthetic and practical benefits for growers and wholesalers. Some key characteristics include:
Long-lasting growth and flowering. Perennials return annually and often become stronger with age.
Low maintenance. Perennials require relatively little care after initial planting.
Wide variety in height, color, and flowering time. Perfect for varied borders and seasonal sales.
They are sustainable and environmentally friendly. Perennials are a lasting investment for every customer.
And they're suitable for cut flowers , borders, and potted plants. Versatile for both residential and professional use.
For growers, this means a stable product that produces yields year after year, with less reliance on seasonal reseeding.
Growing perennials from seed requires a little more patience, but it results in a sustainable product with high added value. Professional growers often choose perennials for their reliability and low failure rate. The plants develop strong root systems and are long-lived, making them ideal for pot, P9, or open-field production.
Wholesalers value perennials for their long sales period. They're attractive year-round, both in bloom and dormant. Moreover, perennials perfectly meet the growing demand for sustainable, low-maintenance gardens and native plants.
Easyseeds offers high-quality seeds with strong germination rates, sourced from reliable breeders. This ensures you receive a product that meets the professional demands of the market.
Sowing time: Many perennials are sown in spring (February–April) or autumn (August–September). Some varieties require a cold period to germinate.
Soil and location: choose well-drained soil and a sunny or partially shaded spot.
Care: Water regularly during the germination phase and fertilize lightly for healthy growth.
Overwintering: Young plants may benefit from extra protection against frost in the first year.
Propagation: Once fully grown, many perennials can easily be divided or taken from cuttings.
By growing perennials from seed, you create a varied and sustainable range that will last for several seasons.
Easyseeds offers a large and diverse range of perennial seeds, specifically for growers, florists, and wholesalers. Our seeds are selected for quality, germination rate, and uniformity, ensuring a professional-quality end result.
Order easily online and benefit from competitive prices, reliable delivery, and extensive product information. With Easyseeds perennial seeds, you're investing in quality, sustainability, and long-lasting blooms, season after season.
Most perennials flower in the second year after sowing. Some species, such as salvia or achillea, can flower in the first year if sown early.
Yes, many perennials do very well in pots. They are popular for sale in containers or P9 sizes at nurseries and garden centers.
Most perennials are very hardy and will re-sprout naturally in spring. Some exotic varieties may require extra protection.
Echinacea, delphinium, achillea, phlox and campanula are popular perennials for cut flower cultivation because of their sturdy stems and long vase life.
Yes, many perennials self-seed or can be divided. This makes them attractive for natural gardens and sustainable production.
