I have the oldie greenish ones too but they are a welcome sight in Feb, when everything is so frozen.

Yes, I love anything with color and I try to add a new evergreen each year. Here are some more good performers:

MAGNIFICENT MAGPIE

ORANGE ELECTRIC

S.C.FANCY DANCER

OCEAN RAINBOW

VICTORIAN ELEGANCE

SWEET APRICOT HONEY

Susan that Orange Electric is a great looking flower.

Thanks Bob! .

I like that one too.

Its hard to name the best perennial but this coreopsis comes to mind
Sienna Sunset lower right side.

That is a pretty plant, I like the orange lilies in the back ground which echo the color.

Me, too!

Me three!

Jo Ann, I too love Sunset Sienna. It is a thread leaf coreopsis and in the past I have not had good luck with those over wintering. But this variety has been a real winner for me!

My best perennial has to be Yucca filamentosa 'Color Guard.' The color just glows in winter and all year long. I will be adding more and more of these next year. They look awesome paired with my winterberries!

Man oh Man thats a beauty

Yes that's a winner!!!

I think I'm going to focus on adding more yellow, orange, and red colors for winter interest. The Yucca 'Color Guard' is great because it looks good all seasons. I don't think I have a plant that can compete with it in that area. Heuchera comes close, but they don't hold up as well to ice storms and aren't as tough as it is.

Clint, I too agree on the Yucca. Lovely !!

I bought two of them and I cannot wait for them to get big, but the colors are good now.