• Coreopsis – Zagreb, Moonbeam, Sunray, Golden Showers, rosea
• Achillea – Coronation Gold – needs to be deadheaded for fall bloom
• Artemesia – Valerie Finnis Powis Castle
• Rudbeckia – Goldsturm, Herbstonne, various gloriosa daisies
• Hemerocallis – late blooming daylilies and rebloomers
• Perovskia – Russian Sage
• Buddleia – Butterfly Bush – deadheading old blooms will increase fall bloom
• Hibiscus – Lord and Lady Baltimore, many others
• Ajuga – Burgundy Glow
• Astilbe – Sprite, Pumila
• Asclepias – Butterfly Weed
• Heuchera – Coral Bells, useful for foliage color

• Asters – Purple Dome, Woods Pink and Woods Purple, horizontalis
• Boltonia – Snowbank and Pink Beauty
• Grasses – any that are hardy for your zone
• Sedum – Autumn Joy, Ruby Glow, Vera Jameson, sieboldii, Autumn Fire, Matrona
• Chrysanthemum – tender perennial, appears to overwinter better if planted in the spring but this is no guarantee!
• Eupatorium – Joe Pye Weed, Gateway
• Cimicifuga – Fairy Candles, good for moist shade
• Salidago – Goldenrod does not cause hayfever! Ragweed is the culprit.
• Anemone – Robustissima, September Charm, Honorine Jobert, Queen Charlotte
• Helenium – Moorheim Beauty, Kugelsonne, Gartensonne
• Clematis – Sweet Autumn, Lady Betty Balfour, Ernest Marham, Duchess of Edinburgh, Nelly Moser, c. tangutica

• Evergreens – work toward 25% of the garden being evergreen plants
• Oakleaf hydrangea
• Pee Gee hydrangea

See also Fall Mums and More!