well-drained

Crocosmia — which actually start as bulbs — bloom best in full sun, with well-drained soil.

I have a rogue crocosmia « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2009

I wonder how Baptisia can be a Missouri native and “like full sun and well-drained soil?”

Let’s celebrate the 2010 perennial of the year: Baptisia australis « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2010

All poppies need well-drained soil (read: not clay!) and full sun or almost full sun conditions.

Free poppy seeds « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2009

Lychnis does best in full sun with well-drained soil.

Signs of life in my winter garden « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2010

It likes rich, well-drained soil in a part sun, part shade location.

A quick word about Brunnera: It rocks « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2009

It does well in full to part sun conditions with moist, well-drained soil.

Campanula ‘Viking’ — a well-behaved warrior in the garden « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2010

The secret to successfully growing blanket flower is well-drained soil, so if you live in St. Louis, watch your clay.

Gaillardia: My favorite yellow in the garden « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2009

Les Terrasses du Serre 2006 is made from a blend of grapes grown on the highest vineyards, on very steep, well-drained granite soil.

The Mature Charm of Cornas Will Lyons 2011

Thriving in partial shade (it needs only about 4 hours of sun), it blooms best in full sunshine and in any well-drained garden soil.

The New White Knock Out Rose is here!!!! « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2009

The full sun is, of course, no problem, but the well-drained soil is.

Let’s celebrate the 2010 perennial of the year: Baptisia australis « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2010