No matter where you live, are you interested in planting flowers that will bloom throughout the spring this year? Are you not sure what kind of flowers perfect for planting in the garden in spring? Or do you just want to attract pollinating insects to your flowers and gardens this spring? If that's the case, then you'll love the 20 simple spring flowers you planted.The following content also has some reference value for raised garden beds.
- Begonia
One of your favorite plants this spring is begonia. This flower requires little maintenance.
If you're looking for a flower that doesn't need dead branches or pruning, don't look for it anymore. Look forward to beautiful white, pink, and red flowers. Best of all, you can move this plant indoors in the winter, or dig out tubular plants and replant them the following spring.
- Pansy
Pansy Flowers is a favorite of gardeners who want to add beauty to their gardens in cool weather. This flower comes in various colors, from yellow to black, from white to pink to blue. This is the perfect flower for hanging baskets, elevated garden beds, and floor coverings. Best of all, this type of flower even comes back to bloom in the autumn.
- Dahlias
If you want to plant a spring flower with seeds that is easy to grow and add beauty and prosperity to your garden, take a look at dahlias. Not only that, dahlias an incredible spring flower that can attract many different types of pollinating insects.
These plants are easy to grow, easy to maintain, and best of all, they can be used as annual or perennial flowers.
You will love all the different colors of this flower, which is perfect for traditional gardens, flower pots, raised garden beds, and even hanging baskets.
- Petunias
When you think of low flowers, you should think of petunias.
These flowers are brightly colored and have many varieties, which can be annual or perennial. They are one of the most easily maintained spring and summer flowers. This flower is perfect for hanging baskets, window sills, flower pots, raised garden beds, and almost any other place you can think of.
- Impatiens
Impatiens will remind you of morning glory and pansy, but they don't need so much sunlight.
This flower is soft and beautiful, with many shades of pink, red, and white. Plant this flower in your yard or garden, where there are many shady places and it is expected to bloom throughout spring and summer. You can also put them in a hanging basket or flower pot in the shade of the house.
- Marigold
Calendula is a beautiful annual flower that is perfect for any gardener who wants to add color to their garden. If you live in an area where there are cold nights and even slight frosts in early spring or late autumn, you have a perfect marigold flower.
Best of all, once marigold flowers die, you can let them wither to promote more flower growth.
- Hyacinth
Hyacinth is my favorite spring perennial. They have beautiful colors, are easy to grow and maintain, and appear almost every year.
Although this flower thrives in the sun, you can plant it almost anywhere in the yard and still succeed.
- Daffodils
Narcissus is your classic spring flower, spread all over the city streets and neighbor yards.
This is a good perennial plant that attracts pollinating insects, is easy to grow, and has many unique shapes and colors.
Although daffodils are perfect for traditional gardens and anywhere in the yard, they also work well in flower pots, flower pots, and even between vegetables and herbs.
- Tulips
Tulip is probably my favorite annual flower on this list. It is the most beautiful flower in spring.
Tulips have more colors and varieties that you can count. On this list, they are the most versatile of all spring flowers.
Plant tulips anywhere in raised garden beds gardens, yards, and even in flower pots. Best of all, they can be cut off before flowering and blossom indoors.
- Sunflowers
Sunflowers are probably the most recognizable flowers on this list that bloom in late summer and early autumn.
There are over 15 different types of sunflowers that can grow anywhere from 3 feet to 15 feet tall! The best thing about this flower is that seeds have many uses, including food for humans and other animals.
- Geraniums
Geranium is a beautiful flower that can grow well both indoors and outdoors.
This flower is perfect for decorating your walkways, front porch, yard, and even your house!
If you potted this plant and moved it indoors, it would bloom for several months at a time!
- Cornflower
If you read any books or online guides that attract pollinating insects, you will find that cornflower is the most popular. This flower is beautiful and cold resistant, and blooms throughout spring and summer.
This type of flower not only attracts pollinators, but is also very suitable for indoor potted plants and looks great in the wild.
