Everyone knows that each season of the year has its own peculiarity and that this can be a very important factor that will influence the time of day in which you have to grow in a certain time.
That's why it's important learn more about the species before planting and discover that the trees will be planted in a favorable season, so pay attention.
What plants are specific for each season of the year?
Know which plants are specific to growing species found in the just moment of its development and leave the most beautiful garden, it is something essential. Also, with plants that grow in season, it is possible attract pollinators that will turn your garden into a natural habitat for these insects.
Therefore, it is necessary analyze the plants you intend to plant and check which ones are adapted to the low temperatures in winter, which will be pleasant outdoors with their foliage falling or which will thrive in high temperatures.
No shortage of flowers that can be grown, so knowing which is the best plant for each season, the safest place for your garden and the opportunity to make it colorful will undoubtedly be what you need, so to find out which flowers are best suited to a particular season of the year, check the ccalendar that appears next.
Plants for spring
Spring it is the season of flowers, but nevertheless, it is at this time of year that most plants bloom. Being a period of time of its own, the possibilities of cultivation and pollination of plants they begin to appear frequently in the garden.
What plants to place?
- Plants that they develop well in spring, although a curious fact is that some of these plants also grow in winter.
- Shrubs with yellow flowers, ideal for garden decoration.
- Plants creeping herbaceous which are filled with beautiful flowers, but only in spring.
- Aromatic plants, since you are they are the best species to grow in spring, although some flowers and other plants do not grow.
- Sunny plants with elastic flowers they bloom in spring and adapt easily to the weather.
All the plants that can be planted in the spring They are azaleas, poppies, jasmine, ivy geranium, cat's claw, tulips and daffodils, among other plants.
Plants for summer
Summer is the season when the sun is present with a high intensity most of the time, so in this category, the most common flowers appreciate the sun's rays throughout their entire period and need them for full bloom.
In summer, the flowers are generally more resistant and they last longer due to photosynthetic activity.
What plants to place?
- Plants that have enough colorThere may even be variations in the shade of spices for the species.
- White flowers that appear from a beautiful small shrub, perfect for decoration.
- Branch and violet flowers, totally ornamental and that they develop well in summer.
- Medium-sized shrubs that present in most cases pink flowers, being possible to find shrubs with white flowers as well.
All the plants that can be planted in the summer They are Dahlia, Alegría, Clavelina, Geranium, Margarita, Pansy, Petunia, cannas, gazanias, among other plants.
Plants for fall
In this age, the plants still have flowers, although less than in summer and spring, of course, therefore the list of plants that can be planted in fall is less.
Fall is a very balanced season of the year and it does not require an abundance of flowers. What matters in this season are the leaves that end up destroying the garden and that combine with the vast majority of the floral species.
What plants to place?
- Sunflowers are widely used in the fall, as they blend in with the weather quite a bit. Well cultivated, it flourishes in abundance and makes the environment such a beautiful magical place.
- Flowers that develop well at this time and produce beautiful and numerous flowers.
- Flowers of bright colors, yellow instead of shades of orange or green, since these combine a lot with the season.
- Exotic flowers such as bells, which are perfect to grow during the fall season.
All the plants that can be planted in the fall They are Chrysanthemum, Zinnia, Sea Lavender, Dahlia, Anemone and Tulip, among other plants.
Plants for winter
The plants that are easily adapt to winter they are generally resistant to the effects of this season.
What plants to place?
- Plants that are hard and cold resistant already frost.
- Plants that withstand frost very well, such as thoughts.
- Plants with different colors that give joy to our garden.
All the plants that can be planted in the winter They are Chrysanthemum, Primula, Azalea, Cyclamen, Alpine Violet, Pansy and Rose, among other plants.
I liked this page, very illustrative, thank you.
I have a patio, not very sunny, because I am on the ground floor, and not very protected from the rain.
What plants would you recommend me?
Thank you
Hello..!! Good to have found this space. I know little about plants and I am trying to learn about them. I have several in a gallery, where they receive the sun very early, and others (including two jasmine), which receive the afternoon sun. How can I protect them from the intense sun we are having .. ?? I'm afraid to move them around and that it will affect them.
Hello cecilia.
You can plant large plants, or protect them with shade mesh.
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I have two jacaranda, more or less 4 meters between one and the other, but one started to get the brown leaves and lost all the leaves, I watered it with a foliage guide but I don't know how to replace it, what can I do with my poor jacaranda? I am from the Buenos Aires province
Hello Mariela.
Although two plants come from the same parents, there is always one that is more delicate than the other.
I recommend not spraying the leaves, otherwise they will burn and continue to fall.
What you can do is water with homemade rooting agents, since in this way it will emit new roots that will give it strength.
And patience. 🙂
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I am very grateful to this great page and especially to those who collaborate to make it more interesting and useful every day. I have few plants that I love and I want to be beautiful, I am learning a lot with you. My preference is succulents. But I like them all. that have stripes or colors on their leaves, in some countries they call them a painter's palette, very successful. Thank you again.
Sorry I forgot to tell you that this article is more than useful to me, since not having detailed experience of the beloved plants and in what season we can plant them. Here in my country Argentina came the "almost" winter, it is not with snow but I am always looking at them to know if they like it or not. affection for all / os.
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Very nice page… how lucky I found them… I have a small lemon tree… that I made from a seed, it has grown little since I have it in small wood.
Only now they are staining or rather drying the edges of the leaves
Hi Gladys.
It is important to change it pot, move it to a larger one, every 2 or 3 years. Probably the lack of space is the cause of this browning of the leaves.
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Good morning, get to this page looking for a tree that is about five meters high but that its roots are not invasive because I don't have much space and here in Coahuila the hot weather can reach 48 degrees, the cold is not so much it can be at minus four, which tree do you recommend?
Hello Maria Julieta.
You can put a Robinia hispida, for example.
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The cacao tree, right? Reaches 6 max. But I think that if you cut it a little, it was, that he does not like the sun very much, but if the warm climate does not like a lot of rain either but with medium irrigation we are. Plants that are resistant would be cacti and malbones to heat. I know that roses like heat too, but I don't know if they will withstand so much heat. I hope not to say cattle, this created that it would be the best. What you are going to plant that has been beautiful and prosperous
Hello, I love plants and I find all the articles and notes very interesting. It truly is a world that we learn about every day and when we have the gratification that a bud or a flower gives us back it is a great happiness. Very pleased to integrate a part of the site with my curiosity, my participation and your response. Kind regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Hello Magdalena.
Then come by our Facebook group. You will be able to share photos, doubts, and enjoy, above all that, that is the objective of the group 🙂
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Extraordinary information, I am looking for heliotrope, I remember that my Mother had perfume from this bush, her aroma brings back memories of her. Now I know a little more about this bush, thank you.
Great, thanks to you 🙂
Good afternoon, I really like to know more about plants that are healing, because they can be very useful
IT IS A GOOD INFORMATION. WHAT I WANTED TO KNOW
Thanks Yosselyn.