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Welcome to Garden Perennials...the daylily and perennial plant nursery of Gail Korn in Wayne, Nebraska.

2010 -- Our 28th Year


     Sometimes we think we are too fussy. We have on occasion determined that a perennial we have tried just doesn’t cut the mustard in our tough Nebraska conditions. If we are not sufficiently pleased after a few years, a plant may find itself uprooted and thrown into the ditch. (They add organic matter to the ditch and give us more space for something more likely to improve our gardens.) We are more interested in growing plants that are pretty happy no matter what our weather throws at them and for a variety of reasons bring us joy.

     You’ll find a number of daylilies are half price if you want 5 or more. We’ve found this to be popular with gardeners who like to paint their landscapes with a big brush.

     We discovered long ago that the best thing about midsummer bloom in our garden was daylilies, and we continue to be wowed by the amazing choices in colors and flower forms. But we could never limit ourselves to one kind of plant. Within this website, you’ll find picture galleries of plants that we grow in our gardens and hope you can find some you’ll love to have in yours. You can peruse the picture galleries and click on a picture of your choosing to bring up more information about it. Or you can scroll through the descriptive plant lists and click on any that are underlined to bring up the picture.

     Drought is almost a perennial condition in Nebraska, so you won’t find plants that need to be kept constantly moist. Our average rainfall is 27”. But if you need plants for dry shade, we’ve found some excellent choices. These can be grown successfully under trees with very thirsty roots, such as maples and lindens.

     We are sometimes asked about the size of our plants. We send plants that we would be tickled pink to receive ourselves. We pot them here for garden visitors, and most require a 1 gallon pot or larger. For the price, they are a real bargain! Our aim is to get you to try our plants, and then we do everything we know how to do to entice you to become regular customers. We know that will happen only if we send you plants that survive, thrive, and bring you pleasure. Our plants are always outdoors. We think that is why customers tell us that the plants they get from us survive transplanting with little if any trouble. We firmly believe that perennial plants belong outside!

Gail Korn, Garden Perennials