Flowers the year around
Posted: June 30th, 2011, 11:37 am
I want to have flowers in my garden the year around.
How should I go about it?
How should I go about it?
Gerberas will flower year round with a dent in their performance in June/July.You can start with a bed of gerbera.When Your gerbera aint blooming much your daylilies will be flowering (May-October).I'll send you a sweet autumn clematis which will flower summer-Fall.You can propogate them from cuttings.Vigna Caracalla ,a fragrant vine will also be blooming once monsoon is over.You can use your Adeniums during this period.They'll flower from March-June and then August-November.Boungenvillas,vinca,Zinnia,Portulaca etc will keep them accompany during this period.Viticella and Florida group of clematis have survived our summer this year so you can plant those to have a free flowering show during the hottest months of the year.
In winter you can get your bulbs,primulas,poinsettias,camellias to be followed by pansy,petunias,roses and spring flowering bulbs.