Perennial patio plants offer a simple solution for bringing lasting beauty and colour to your outdoor living space. These hardy plants thrive in containers and are ideal for creating vibrant displays on patios, balconies and terraces. With a wide selection of shapes, sizes and colours to choose from, our patio perennials can provide year-round interest with minimal maintenance. Explore the full range here to find the plants you need to enhance your outdoor area and enjoy their enduring charm season after season.
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Transform your patio into a lush, inviting space with our range of perennial patio plants. The varieties here are designed to flourish in containers, offering continuous blooms and foliage throughout the year. From cheerful daisies to elegant fuschias, there is something to suit every style and preference. Browse through the collection and plan your patio aesthetic, matching colours, shapes and sizes to complement and contrast for visual appeal and variety. More ideas, inspiration and guidance can be found below.
Evergreen perennials like heuchera, hellebore, and dianthus add interest to your patio all year round in containers. These plants maintain their foliage throughout the seasons, providing consistent colour and texture to your patio displays.
Taking the example of those mentioned above, heuchera offers vibrant foliage in various colours, thriving in partial shade. Hellebores bloom in late winter, adding shade-tolerant colour during dormant months, with attractive evergreen leaves. Dianthus provides fragrant, multi-coloured flowers from spring to autumn, with a compact growth habit suitable for borders and containers, and is drought-tolerant. These qualities make them ideal for patio container growth.
Geranium ‘Rozanne’ is one of the longest flowering patio perennials, with blooms that last from spring to autumn. Its prolific flowering makes it an excellent choice for adding enduring colour to your patio.
Perennial patio plants thrive with a high-quality, well-draining potting mix. Adding compost can enhance soil fertility and structure, helping to stimulate healthy root development and sustained growth. Avoid using garden soil, as it can be too heavy and might not drain well in containers.