Year after year, perennials provide lasting beauty in the garden. Bogie Lake offers old favorites and hot, new varieties to keep your garden blooming summer after summer. Consider planting perennials as unique specimen plants in your annual flower beds, or create a perennial garden of classic and timeless beauty.
For a dramatic flair, we feature many unusual and eye-catching cultivars for both sun and shade conditions. Many of these specimens are hard to find in other garden centers.
We grow all of our own perennials, so they get robust and full under the care of our perennial experts. Exceptional plants bring exceptional customers to Bogie Lake, and you will find our quality, price and selection to be unbeatable.
Our perennial department is also host to several varieties of flowering shrubs. We carry sun-loving hydrangeas, roses of many types, Rose of Sharon, weigela, and more. Ornamental grasses are available in many varieties, as are shady groundcovers, clematis, and perennial climbing vines. Sharon and the staff are here to assist you—just ask!
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Encourage and enjoy the birds that come into your yard by creating a garden environment that both protects and nurtures them. Water is so important year round for birds; a birdbath or other water source can be a beautiful focal point in your garden as well as a resource for them. Native plants provide seed and attract insects that birds recognize and can feed on—even dead wood and brush piles provide food, protection, and nesting sites.
Quality is a daily priority at Bogie Lake and we take it very seriously.
Therefore, 90% of our plants are grown on our property from start to finish. This enables us to better control the condition of the plants from the time they are transplanted until each one is sold. Numerous years of experience, a passion for sharing our knowledge with our customers, and the relaxed attitude of our owners make walking through the doors of Bogie Lake Greenhouses an experience only to be equalled by strolling through the beauty of nature itself.
