Choose wind-resistant perennial varieties like lavender, yarrow, and Russian sage. Plant in groups to create a natural windbreak.
Prepare the soil with organic matter to improve drainage and root stability. Mulch around plants to retain moisture and protect roots.
Stake taller plants to prevent wind damage. Prune regularly to maintain plant shape and reduce wind resistance.
Water deeply but infrequently to encourage deep root growth. Avoid watering during windy periods to prevent water loss.
Monitor plants for signs of stress like wilting or leaf damage. Provide temporary wind protection with fabric or screens during severe weather.
Regularly inspect and maintain your garden to ensure the health and vitality of your perennial flowers in windy and exposed conditions.