Discover ideal plants for your flower beds and balconies with our comprehensive guide to seasonal varieties, care tips, and growing requirements.
Welcome the growing season with vibrant early bloomers that thrive in cool temperatures and bring fresh color after winter.
Light: Full sun to partial shade
Water: Moderate during growth
Height: 10-24 inches
Classic spring bulbs available in countless colors. Plant bulbs in fall for spring blooms. Excellent for borders and containers.
Light: Full sun to partial shade
Water: Regular watering
Height: 6-9 inches
Cold-hardy annuals with cheerful faces. Ideal for early spring color in beds and containers. Deadhead regularly for continuous blooms.
Light: Full sun
Water: Moderate
Height: 6-20 inches
Reliable perennial bulbs that naturalize beautifully. Deer resistant and low maintenance. Plant in clusters for maximum impact in flower beds.
Heat-loving plants that thrive in warm weather and provide continuous color throughout the summer months.
Light: Full sun
Water: Regular, allow slight drying
Height: 6-18 inches
Prolific bloomers ideal for hanging baskets and containers. Available in trailing and upright varieties. Fertilize regularly for optimal performance.
Light: Full sun
Water: Moderate, drought tolerant
Height: 12-24 inches
Classic balcony plants with bold flower clusters. Heat and drought tolerant once established. Remove spent blooms to encourage new flowers.
Light: Full sun
Water: Moderate
Height: 6-36 inches
Easy-care annuals with pest-repelling properties. Excellent for borders and companion planting. Thrive in hot weather with minimal care.
Extend your garden season with fall-blooming plants that bring rich colors and textures as temperatures cool.
Light: Full sun
Water: Regular watering
Height: 12-36 inches
Classic fall flowers in warm autumn tones. Available as annuals or hardy perennials. Pinch back in summer for bushier plants and more blooms.
Light: Full sun to partial shade
Water: Regular watering
Height: 12-18 inches
Colorful foliage plants that improve with cool weather. Frost enhances their purple and pink colors. Excellent for fall and winter containers.
Light: Full sun
Water: Moderate
Height: 12-48 inches
Late-season perennials with daisy-like flowers. Important nectar source for pollinators. Divide every few years to maintain vigor.
Select containers with adequate drainage holes to prevent waterlogging. Size matters - larger pots retain moisture better and provide more root space. Consider material: terracotta breathes but dries quickly, while plastic retains moisture longer.
Ensure containers are proportional to plant size and have sufficient depth for root development.
Use quality potting mix specifically formulated for containers, not garden soil. Good potting mix provides proper drainage while retaining adequate moisture. Look for mixes containing peat moss, perlite, and compost.
Refresh soil annually and add slow-release fertilizer for sustained nutrition.
Container plants dry out faster than ground plantings. Check soil moisture daily during hot weather. Water thoroughly until it drains from bottom holes. Morning watering reduces disease risk and allows foliage to dry.
Consider self-watering containers or drip irrigation for consistent moisture.
Container plants need regular feeding as nutrients wash out with watering. Use balanced liquid fertilizer every two weeks during growing season. Slow-release granules provide steady nutrition for months.
Reduce feeding in fall and winter when plant growth naturally slows.
Full Sun: 6+ hours direct sunlight daily. Ideal for most flowering plants and vegetables.
Partial Shade: 3-6 hours sun or filtered light. Ideal for many perennials and shade-tolerant annuals.
Full Shade: Less than 3 hours sun. Limited flowering options but excellent for foliage plants.
Yellowing Leaves: Often indicates overwatering or nutrient deficiency. Check soil moisture and fertilize if needed.
Wilting: Usually caused by underwatering or root problems. Ensure proper drainage and consistent watering schedule.
Poor Flowering: May result from insufficient light, over-fertilizing with nitrogen, or lack of deadheading.
Pest Issues: Inspect regularly for aphids, spider mites, and other pests. Use organic controls when possible.
Our experts can help you select ideal plants for your specific conditions, space, and preferences.
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