New Proven Winners® Perennials for 2017
The complete list of new Proven Winners Perennials for the 2016 - 2017 season, which will be widely available in 2017.
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Regional Growing Guide to Proven Winners® Perennials
You've seen the beautiful array of Proven Winners® Perennials that are now available. Now the question is, can you grow that?
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Top New Items for 2017-2018
A list of the best new perennials available through Walters Gardens for 2018
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New Proven Winners® Perennials for 2019
In 2018 Proven Winners® perennials announced its largest class of new introductions. 31 varieties will be added to the collection, including 3 new genus and a series of compact, hybrid spring phlox. Here is the complete list of new perennials for 2018, appearing at retail in 2019.
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New Proven Winners® Perennials for 2020
Another year and another exciting new group of introductions for Proven Winners perennials. The class of 2019-2020 includes some exciting additions of groundcover Sedum and new options for shade perennials. Preview every new perennial below to get acquainted with these upcoming beauties!
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New Proven Winners® Perennials for 2021
2021 promises an exceptional class of new Proven Winners Perennials. From a color breakthrough in Hardy Hibiscus with the creamy yellow flowers of 'French Vanilla', to the new gold standard in mildew resistance among Tall Garden Phlox with 'Opalescence'. Get a full preview of the new class in the list below.
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New Proven Winners® Perennials for 2022
These perennials will be new in 2021 for industry professionals to trial, and will be widely available in 2022. Dark leaves are a trending theme for the year between 'Back in Black' Sedum, 'Edge of Night' Hibiscus, and 'Evening Gown' Heuchera. Look also for a refreshed AMAZING DAISIES® collection and new Monarda for both the Leading Lady and Pardon My Series.
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New Proven Winners® Perennials for 2023
These perennials will be widely available in 2023, but might be found as early release items or in industry production in 2022. The class of 2023 includes 2 new genus for the program and 25 new varieties.
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