Flowers by Season
Imagine you are looking to plant flowers this year but do not know which flowers bloom best in which season. You surely do not want to waste time, energy and money planting, watering and fertilizing flowers that are never going to grow. Follow this guide and you are sure to know which flowers go best in which season.
Spring is a time of renewal and bright colors
Some of the most-purchased flowers are the spring-bloomers. Take care to plant these when the weather is still cool, with the reach that when the weather gets warm and dry, these plants are in full bloom and can weather the heat. Some of the top flowers in this segment are the peony, freesia, rose, sweet pea, poppy and cherry blossom varieties. Cherry and apple blossoms in particular are synonymous with spring and can brighten up a yard or field tremendously. A late winter or early winter can take a lot of the impact of these blooms without the right care, so take care that these are protected from extremes.
Summer flowers are equally amazing
Flowers grow best in the warm showers and warmer soil of summer, so it should come as no surprise that the biggest variety of flowers grow during the summer months. Lilies, hydrangeas, lilacs, carnations and baby's breath are not only some of the most popular summer flowers, but also among the most popular overall. Take care that these flowers get plenty of water, while assuring that the ground, dirt or potting soil where they are located gets a healthy amount of nitrogen and compost. Constant care and proper moisture are essential to see these flowers bloom, thrive and make the neighbors envious!
Having a good autumn so the flower pedals do not fall
Fall is the time when many flowers are just getting into stride. Many people think of fall colors as including yellows, blues and darker shades of reds. This is as accurate for the changing of the leaves as it is for flowers that thrive during these months. Autumnal flowers include sunflowers, orchids, roses, different types of lily and beautiful carnations. When the morning frost moves in, these flowers should receive the proper care to avoid too much cold or frozen dew. The colder temperatures can also foster fungus growth in constantly damp soils. Taking care to maintain proper soil health is essential to keep your carnations pink and not brown to match your plaid shirt.
Winter flowers are unbelieveable, but true
Yes, flowers can bloom in winter, and there are some real standouts. Holly, chrysanthemums, some lilies and pansies are some typical winter flowers. Sub-zero temperatures do not let these flowers grow, so take care and make them warm. Give them as much sun as possible.
Flowers are great to have year round for ambiance and to give life to any room. Following this guide is sure to ensure that your flowers grow big, bright and strong through the seasons.