Spring 2026 Garden Wish List: Perennials, Annuals, Shrubs & Trees to Love

Spring 2026 Garden Wish List

Crabapple Tree with Blossoms

January may feel quiet in the garden, but it’s actually the perfect time to start imagining what’s next. While winter rests, gardeners get to dream.

Whether you’re refreshing containers, redesigning a landscape bed, or simply adding a few new favorites, this is your sign to start building your spring wish list.

Here are a few of our favorite plants to plan for so spring feels even sweeter when it arrives.

 

Perennials

Pixie Meadowbrite Coneflower

Perennials form the backbone of a beautiful garden. These dependable favorites return year after year and only get better with time.

Coneflowers (Echinacea) bring bold color and attract pollinators.

Salvia offers early blooms and easy care.

Peonies deliver unforgettable flowers and fragrance.

Coral Bells (Heuchera) add stunning foliage color.

Catmint (Nepeta) softens borders with gentle movement and blooms.

 

Spring Annuals

Yellow PetuniaAnnuals bring that instant pop of joy we all crave after winter.

Alyssum sweet scent and soft, trailing blooms.

Dianthus brings spicy fragrance and charming cottage color.

Pansies and Violas thrive in cooler spring temps.

Petunias deliver nonstop blooms and bold, happy hues.

Snapdragons provide height and long-lasting color.

 

 

 

Shrubs

Bloomstruck HydrangeaShrubs give your landscape structure, balance, and year-round presence.

Hydrangeas remain a classic favorite.

Boxwood keeps gardens polished and timeless.

Weigela brings early blooms and colorful foliage.

Spirea delivers easy beauty with minimal effort.

 

 

 

 

Trees

Show Time CrabappleTrees are gifts to your future garden.

Redbud announces spring with pink blossoms.

Serviceberry offers flowers, berries, and fall color.

Japanese Maple adds elegance and form.

Crabapple provides multi-season interest.

 

 

 

 

 

Why Planning Early Matters

Planning now gives you more confidence when spring arrives. It also allows time to explore ideas, ask questions, and build a garden that truly fits your space and lifestyle.

And remember, your garden doesn’t have to be perfect. It just has to feel like you.

 

Let’s Start Your Spring Story

Spring will be here before we know it. Let’s make it beautiful together.

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