What Kind of Flowers Grow in the Spring?

Now is the time to decree what kind of flowers grow in the spring and to get ready your soil for them. Most spring bloomers are bulbs that need to be planted now in order to grow and by the time the snow melts we are more than ready to see their bright blossoms.

What Kind of Flowers Grow in the Spring?

What Kind of Flowers Grow in the Spring?

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What Kind of Flowers Grow in the Spring?

What Kind of Flowers Grow in the Spring?

Most early spring bloomers are bulb type plants. The larger bulbs like Daffodils and Lilies are fairly well known and are often given as gifts for Valentines Day or Easter. The Amaryllis, a common Easter gift is one example. But they are not the only example of what kinds of flowers grow in the spring.

The Crocus for example is a delicate diminutive bloom that is first seen in late February or early March. Her tiny diminutive flower peeks out of the snow in shades of purple and white to remind us that warm weather is on the way. She is the first recognized kind of flower that grows in the spring. She isn't the first bloomer though, that would be the Snow Drop with her white bloom as she bids farewell to winter. Neither of these flowers is large but planted in large groups will make a fine display as you pace to your window and back again waiting for springtime.

There are some perennials which will return year after year. The Peony and Rose for example are standards of many landscaping schemes, both for their cool weather blooms and brilliant shades of colors and the Cherry blossom is a thorough fastener of spring.

The tiny Anemone is an additional one fine flower to consider when asking, What kind of flowers grow in the spring? Birds of Paradise are often plan to be spring bloomers but really, in colder climates they wont do well until the climatic characteristic is consistently over fifty degrees Fahrenheit. This is also true of most Orchids, so be truthful of when you plant as well as what you plant.

Sweet Pea blooms with a lovely fragrance in late March to early April with Freesia and Dahlia holding it company. Zinnia loves cool weather but has problem with temperatures under fifty degrees.

There beyond doubt aren't many early spring bloomers. The Crocus family and Snow Drop family are beyond doubt about all there are. For post melt blooms, smaller bulbs tend to bloom earlier than large blooms, but don't last as long.

This list should help you decree what kind of flowers grow in spring and in what order to expect to see them.

o Crocus and Snow Drop (Late February to early March)

o Lilies, Daffodils, and Tulips (Early March to mid April)

o Cherry Blossom, Roses, Peonies, and Zinnias (Grow mid April to late May, may bloom later)

o Heather, Sweet Pea, and Anemone (Late April to Late May)

o Agapanthus, Birds of Paradise, Dahlia, Freesia, Hyacinth, and Orchid (Late May to early June)

Keep in mind the best guide for growing spring flowers in your area is your local organery Supply center as they know the hardiness zones and blooming times great than anyone and will be able to write back best, What kind of flowers grow in the spring? for your lawn.

What Kind of Flowers Grow in the Spring?

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