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26 Flowers That Bloom All Year Round

Want to have plants in your garden that keep on blooming all the time? You can grow these Flowers That Bloom All Year Round!

There’s nothing better than having a garden with beautiful blooms in lovely shades. You can prepare this by growing Flowers That Bloom All Year Round. They are climate-resistant, bright, and blooms in a wide range of colors that’ll truly make your yard a visual delight!

Check out our article on rare flowers in India here

Gorgeous Flowers That Bloom Year Round

1. Rose

Botanical Name: Rosa

Indian Name: Gulab

Roses bloom fragrant flowers and come in a wide variety of color tones. The Indian climate favors the growing conditions & varieties like Desi Rose and Kashmiri Rose bloom year-round.

2. Lantana

Botanical Name: Lantana camara

Indian Name: Raimunia

It is a tropical, evergreen shrub and produces white, yellow, orange, pink, and red in clusters. This shrub loves well-draining soil and thrives well in warm climates.

3. Adenium

Botanical Name: Adenium obesum

Indian Name: Desert Rose

Popularly known as desert rose, Adenium is a gorgeous flowering plant and ideal for bonsai gardens. You can grow it indoors as well as outdoors in plastic pots to enjoy its year-round flowers.

4. Bougainvillea

Botanical Name: Bougainvillea glabra

Indian Name: Baganvilas

Enjoy a year-round floral fiesta by growing bougainvilleas in your garden. You can plant them in trellis, containers or as a ground cover. They are drought-tolerant, and also need less care!

5. Hibiscus

Botanical Name: Hibiscus rosa-sinensis

Indian Name: Gudhal ke Phul

Also known as rose mallow, the Hibiscus plant is known for its colorful, lovely flowers in the shades of white, yellow, and red. It makes an ornamental addition to your garden by blossoming year-round.

6. Ixora

Botanical Name: Ixora coccinea

Indian Name: Rugmini

Ixora comes in delightful red, yellow, and bright orange shades and grows easily without any extra care or maintenance. Its Indian Name, Rugmini is derived from the name of a Hindu deity.

7. Crossandra

Botanical Name: Crossandra infundibuliformis

Indian Name: Priyadarsha

Crossandras are amazing perennial flowers and bloom in rich, loamy, and well-draining soil. People also call this plant “firecracker flower” as it blooms orange and red color flowers. You can also grow them indoors.

8. Kalanchoes

Botanical Name: Kalanchoe blossfeldiana

Indian Name: Flaming Katy

Kalanchoes are beautiful succulent plants with flat, green leaves and small pretty flowers. They can be grown indoors as well as outdoors and add a colorful hue to your garden.

9. Christ Plant

Botanical Name: Euphorbia milii

Indian Name: Millii

Native to Madagascar, this plant is known by other names like the crown of thorns and christ thorn. It is a perennial shrub with green leaves and pretty tiny flowers that you can adorn all months!

10. Tiobouchina

Botanical Name: Tibouchina urvilleana

Indian Name: Begum Bahar

Popularly known as Princess Flower, this plant features stunning purple, fluorescent flowers, and green, glossy leaves. It blooms heavily in summer and can grow up to 10-15 feet.

11. Jasmine

Botanical Name: Jasminum

Indian Name: Chameli

Grow jasmine and fill your garden with its mesmerizing fragrance. It is an evergreen, perennial shrub with iconic herbal properties. You can pinch off the growing tips of the plant if you want a bushy-growth.

12. Golden Trumpet

Botanical Name: Allamanda cathartica

Indian Name: Pilaghanti

Native to Brazil and South America, this is a delightful flowering plant with green leaves and trumpet-shaped yellow flowers. It also produces a poisonous milky sap, so keep children and pets away.

13. Butterfly Pea

Botanical Name: Clitoria ternatea

Indian Name: Aparajita

Butterfly Pea is a strikingly beautiful plant with large flowers in the shades of cobalt blue and white. In India, it holds quite a significance and people also offer this flower to Lord Shiva.

14. Begonia

Botanical Name: Begonia x semperflorens-cultorum

Indian Name: Common Begonia

Begonias are lovely plants and feature simple, yet elegant white and pink flowers. They look equally delightful in containers and garden flower beds.

Also Read: 24 Best Winter Flowering Plants in India

15. Verbana

Botanical Name: Verbena hybrida

Indian Name: Barbena

Verbena is one of the best flowers that bloom year-round. It blossoms in the shades of rose, purple, lavender, pink, blue, and white. This flowering plant can grow up to 4-6 feet.

16. Marvel-of-Peru

Botanical Name: Mirabilis jalapa

Indian Name: Gul abbas

Also known as Four o’clock, Marvel of Peru blooms red, white, yellow, and pink trumpet-shaped flowers throughout the year. Gardeners grow this plant for its pleasing fragrance and easy to care nature.

17. Periwinkle

Botanical Name: Catharanthus roseus

Indian Name: Sadasuhagan, Sadabahar

Periwinkle is an evergreen plant and grows easily in a variety of environmental conditions. It is also drought-resistant and looks amazing in the garden. Villagers in India grow this plant to control soil erosion.

18. Leadworts

Botanical Name: Plumbago indica

Indian Name: Nila Chitrak

The other name of this evergreen shrub is Plumbago. Its sky blue colors flowers and bright green leaves will add a unique vibe to your outdoor space. It is also an excellent foundation plant.

19. Plumeria

Botanical Name: Plumeria rubra

Indian Name: Champa

Plumeria is India’s most beloved garden plant and widely grown in tropical and sub-tropical climates. It blooms fragrant and beautiful colors in a variety of shades and is a treat to the eyes!

20. Water Lily

Botanical Name: Nymphaea

Indian Name: Nouchali

Try growing water lilies if you have a small pond in the garden. They will add a magical and tropical touch to the look of your outdoor space. You can easily grow them from leaves, check this video to learn how.

21. Oleander

Botanical Name: Nerium oleander

Indian Name: Kaner

People grow oleander for its soothing fragrance and delightful hue. It can easily tolerate tough growing conditions like high pH, hard soil, and excessive heat. The flowers bloom in clusters.

22. Marigold

Botanical Name: Tagetes

Indian Name: Genda

Marigolds will add a hue of sunshine in your garden with its bright yellow flowers. These flowers hold the highest honor in India and used widely for religious and social ceremonies.

23. King’s Mantle

Botanical Name: Thunbergia erecta

Indian Name: Balam khira

Native to Africa, King’s Mantle is planted in India for its eye-catching purple-blue flowers with a white tube. You can also easily propagate them with the help of cuttings and layering.

24. Mussaenda

Botanical Name: Mussaenda erythrophylla

Indian Name: Bedina

Mussaenda is an evergreen shrub and belongs to the Rubiaceae family. It blooms in a wide range of colors including red, yellow, white, and pink.

25. Canna Lilly

Botanical Name: Canna

Indian Name: Keli

Give your garden a colorful look by growing these astounding flowers. They are hardy, easy to grow, and have more than 10 species with the popular ones being Indica, Flaccida, and Lutea.

26. Jatropha

Botanical Name: Jatropha curcas

Indian Name: Jamal Ghota

Also known as Peregrina, Jatropha is an evergreen shrub with glossy leaves. It boasts star-shaped flowers in pleasing shades of pink and red. The milk sap of this plant can cause skin irritation so be careful.

31 Flowers That Will Bloom All Season Long

Thinking of adding some flowers to your garden, but want to make sure they will bloom all year long? While long-blooming flowers will largely depend on your location, there are many different flower types you can choose from if your climate will support it.

From annual flowers, to perennial flowers, there are many different options that consistently bloom in colors all across the spectrum. One thing is certain, a garden filled with flowers is one that will attract diverse pollinators, and bring plenty of enjoyment when it comes to enjoying all the colorful plants you’ve planted this season.

While flowers can bloom almost year-round in the perfect climate, it’s worth noting that it may not be the case if you live in colder climates. We’ve assembled a comprehensive guide chock full of flowering plants for every hardiness zone known to bloom year-round. These flowers will bring color to your landscape as long as possible before, oftentimes through the first frost!

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Annual vs.

PerennialThe key difference between annuals and perennials is that annuals complete their life cycle in one season, while perennials grow and proliferate over two years.

So what’s the big difference between  ‘perennial’ and ‘annual’ plants? How they grow, of course!

You plant annuals each year. These plants only live for one season. They scatter seeds before dying. On the other hand, perennials are planted and come up every year from bulbs. You plant them one, and they will keep on coming back, every season.

Here’s a list of 31 plants to brighten your garden and bloom year-round.

African Violet

African Violet is a shade-loving plant that loves humidity and can bloom all year round.
Scientific Name:
Saintpaulia streptocarpus

These are low-maintenance plants that can live for a very long time and are known to bloom year-round. They have fuzzy succulent-type leaves that help the plant absorb water. The blooms can be a variety of purple, pink, red, violet, and white shades.

African Violets are excellent house plants due to their climate restrictions. They like high humidity and need to be fertilized ever so often for a continuous bloom.

Ajuga or Bugleweed

Ajuga is a perennial herbaceous plant, belongs to the Lamiaceae family.
Scientific Name:
Ajuga reptans

Ajuga is an excellent choice for ground cover in open areas like slopes or natural woodland habitats. Because it can spread quite vigorously, you should plant these where you are okay with them possibly taking over.

The tiny purple or blue flowers grow vertically around a center stock and can reach 1 foot in height. Ajuga flowers from spring until summer though the foliage is quite attractive on its own. It has low-growing light green leaves mixed with newer leaves that have a purple hue. This plant can attract songbirds, bees, and hummingbirds.

Alpine Violet

During flowering, the Alpine Violet is watered abundantly or moderately with soft settled water, avoiding both waterlogging and overdrying of the earthy coma.
Scientific Name:
Cyclamen

Cold tolerant Alpine Violets are common to woodland areas and often found growing in the wild under trees and shrubs. Because of this, Alpine Violets are an excellent choice to plant within a natural landscape.

The violets bloom in spring and winter, going dormant in the summertime. The heart-shaped leaves make it a popular potted plant for Valentine’s Day. Flowers are fragrant and come in purple, burgundy, pink, and white. The tubers are severely poisonous if eaten raw.      

Alyssum or Sweet Alyssum

Alyssum has small, lanceolate, grayish-green, slightly pubescent leaves, and small flowers of white, lilac or purple color.
Scientific Name:
Lobularia maritima

Alyssum blooms are tiny white, purpler, or lavender flowers that grow in a sphere shape. These will grow year-round in warmer climates though technically, they are considered an annual. Alyssum prefers full sun, though they can tolerate some shade.

They do need moist, well, drained soil. Alyssum is a popular choice for borders around a patio or yard or as a ground cover. Alyssum can attract birds, pollinators, and butterflies.

Anise Hyssop

Anise Hyssop grows in seedlings and blooms from May until frost.
Scientific Name:
Agastache

Also known as “Blue Fortune,” this long-blooming plant has exquisite purple-blue flowers that give off a minty fragrance. The flowers grow vertically on long stalks and are attractive to bees, hummingbirds, butterflies, and birds.

The plant is part of the mint family, and so the leaves may be used in tea. Great flowers to cut and display and great to plant in bulk along borders and fences to add height and interest to your garden.

Begonia

It is necessary to ensure that the humidity of the air is at a fairly high level, otherwise, the tips of the Begonia leaves of the flower will begin to curl and dry out.
Scientific Name:
Begonia

These flowers have a long blooming season and come in pink, red, white, yellow, or multicolored. They have thick, succulent-like leaves and stems. They can be grown indoors in bright, indirect light or outdoors in the shade.

They do not tolerate temperatures under 50 degrees. They need moist, well-drained soil and tend to grow in rounds. The roots are the most toxic, but the flowers and leaves can cause vomiting in horses, cats, and dogs. Begonias can make great houseplants, and there are many different begonia varieties to choose from if you prefer a wide color selection.

Black-Eyed Susans

Black-Eyed Susans are regularly watered in the spring and summer and immediately after planting in a permanent place in the garden.
Scientific Name:
Rudbeckia fulgida

Black-Eyed Susan is a hearty, moderately drought tolerant plant. It will bloom early summer and into the fall if deadheaded. Other varieties of Black-Eyed Susan, like Rudbeckia hirta, are annuals and will not come back. Perennials like this one will grow year-round in a suitable climate, such as the southern United States.

The flowers are of golden color, shaped like the sun’s rays with a black center. You will often see these growing in the wild in fields or along hillsides.

Blue Salvia, Marine

Blue Salvia blooms from summer to autumn, producing bright blue or bluish-purple flowers.
Scientific Name:
Salvia chamaedryoides

A type of Sage from Australia, Blue Salvia, blooms year-round in warmer climates like California. Salvia has gorgeous neon blue flowers and is excellent for borders or edges where you would like a little height.

A drought-tolerant plant, this is a good choice for xeriscaping as it needs only occasional to moderate water. This plant will attract bees and butterflies and keep the deer at bay.

Bougainvillea

In summer, Bougainvillea requires frequent, fairly plentiful, but not excessive watering.
Scientific Name:
Bougainvillea

Bougainvillea is a vine-like or scrambling plant and is often seen along fences or climbing up trellises. It can be pruned to grow more like a shrub in a contained space. Tiny white flowers grow alongside brightly colored blooms that can be different shades of pink or purple.

This plant does have thorns and can be hard to cut back or thin out. It is great for coastal locations as it does tolerate salt and drought.

Butterfly Pea

Butterfly Pea needs good lighting, you can even accustom it to direct sunlight.
Scientific Name:
Clitoria ternatea

The Butterfly Pea is a great choice to plant in a wooded area as it grows wild in such a habitat. It is a vine and an excellent choice for an arbor or trellis. It is a member of the pea family, which is how it gets the common name, based on the flower and the plant.

Butterfly pea is a popular flowering vine. It can be considered invasive depending on your location, but when controlled, their beautiful flowers come in a variety of different colors. They are most popular for their deep purple and blue hues to their blooms.

Calibrachoa

Calibrachoa is a luxuriantly flowering plant with a delicate pleasant aroma.
Scientific Name:
Calibrachoa x hybrida

Calibrachoa, also known as million bells or mini petunias, come in many colors and produce small blooms in mass quantities. They can be either perennials or annuals and will bloom in the spring and have flowers until frost.

Great for hanging baskets or borders, these flowers only grow about 3 inches tall but can spread significantly in width. They are drought-resistant and require well-drained soil.

Celosia

The celosia flower has gained great popularity due to its lush and soft inflorescences with spectacular colors.
Scientific Name:
Celosia

The name celosia refers to the plume-shaped flower resembling a fiery flame. The flowers are tall and narrow and almost look furry. The flowers come in many colors, such as yellow, orange, pink, white, purple, and even a dark maroon.

A long-blooming annual or warm weather perennial, celosia is easy to maintain and often reseed itself. The flowers are plentiful and large, making for a magnificent display along a walkway or section of a garden. The young leaves are edible and taste like spinach. They prefer full sun and well-drained soil.

Christ Plant

Christ Plant usually blooms in spring and pleases with its bright flowering until the end of autumn.
Scientific Name:
Euphorbia milii

Christ Thorn is a shrub with small pink or red flowers on a stalk of thick black thorns. It is often grown indoors in a sunny location or outdoors in full sun with moderate heat. Christ Thorn is drought tolerant and prefers dryer climates and well-drained soil.

This plant gets its name from the belief that it was used to make the crown of thorns placed on Christ’s head. Christ Thorn can resist deer and rabbits. It is considered mildly poisonous.

Hardy Chrysanthemum

Hardy Chrysanthemum is a representative of the Astrov family, which includes both annual and perennial species.
Scientific Name:
Chrysanthemum

Hardy Chrysanthemums, also known as Old Fashioned Mums, are members of the daisy family. Chrysanthemums from the Rubella group are perennials that will bloom in the summer and fall. Most Chrysanthemums are annuals, so be sure to choose the right type if you want your plants to come back year after year.

These are an excellent choice for borders and containers, available in many colors, and produce blooms in high density.

Coral Drift Rose

Coral Drift Rose has semi-double flowers, consisting of 32 petals of rich coral color.
Scientific Name:
Rosa meldrifora

These roses come in shades of coral and will bloom from spring until the first frost. These flowering shrubs are low-growing, cold hardy, disease-resistant, and attractive to pollinators. The dark green foliage gives contrast with the blooms.

These beautiful roses come in shades of coral and will bloom from spring until the first frost. These are low-growing shrub-type roses that are cold hardy, and disease resistant. They are attractive to butterflies and other pollinators. The dark green foliage gives contrast with the blooms and the rest of your garden.

Golden Trumpet

The evergreen Golden Trumpet vines and shrubs live in the tropics of America.
Scientific Name:
Allamanda cathartica

This tropical plant is typically grown in the states in a greenhouse or as a houseplant. Golden Trumpets are a sprawling vine and happily wrap around trellises or other supports. They can be grown outdoors in the summer and brought inside for winter.

The large flowers are bright yellow and shaped like a trumpet, hence the name. They will bloom from spring into late fall. Trumpet vines can be considered invasive in certain areas, so plant with care.

Hibiscus

Hibiscus watering should be plentiful, as this is a moisture-loving plant.
Scientific Name:
Rosa sinensis

Many types of hibiscus have sizeable gorgeous pink, yellow, red, or white flowers. It is a tropical plant and can be grown outdoors in warmer areas like California, Hawaii, Florida, and Texas. Flowers can be up to 6 inches, and plants grow into shrubs or trees of up to 10ft.

These plants attract bees and pollinators like hummingbirds and butterflies, making them a fun addition to your landscape—an eye-catching bloom to plant along walkways, hedges, or even indoors.

Hybrid Astilbe

Hybrid Astilbe grows well in dense shade.
Scientific Name:
Astilbe x arendsii

Astilbe is also commonly known as false spirea. Astilbe has large bright vertical blooms and feathery foliage reminiscent of ferns. These perennials prefer shadier areas as well as moist areas, so they are excellent for planting around ponds, shaded walkways, or under trees.

Planting a bunch of them gives a garden bursts of color. They come in pink, peach, purple, red, and white colors and bloom from spring until late fall.

Jungle Geranium

In nature, this Jungle Geranium is accustomed to the most intense, “southern” lighting.
Scientific Name:
Ixora coccinea

Also known as West Indian Jasmine, Jungle Geranium is a tropical plant with brilliant blooms that grow year-round in warmer climates like Florida. Dozens of smaller blooms of the Ixora make up one flower in a 5 inch wide round. The flowers can be bright orange, red, pink, and yellow.

These plants are woody shrubs that can grow into thick medium-sized bushes. Geraniums can be grown outdoors in the warm summer sun and wintered inside in containers.

Jasmine or Dwarf Gardenia

To achieve Dwarf Gardenia flowering at home, you need to make a lot of effort, strictly follow the rules of care and avoid sudden changes in the microclimate.
Scientific Name:
Gardenia jasminoides

The intoxicatingly fragrant Jasmine plant blooms from early spring to late summer. It is a low-growing plant great for a hillside, groundcover, or hedges. The blooms are typically white though other varieties of Jasmine and Gardenia come in different colors. Though Jasmine is heat and drought resistant, it does not bode well in cold temperatures.

Jasmine is a member of the coffee family, and like coffee plants, Jasmine also produces fruit that is golden in color when mature, which attracts birds.

Kalanchoes

Kalanchoe is watered like all succulents – moderately during the period of growth and flowering (spring and summer), less often from autumn.
Scientific Name:
Kalanchoes

Kalanchoes are a type of succulent mostly grown indoors as a houseplant. Tiny blossoms of various colors grow in clusters amidst the dark green shiny leaves. They are low maintenance and can be grown in bright indirect light with little water. They will bloom for a long time each year.

Kalanchoes need 12- 14 hours of complete darkness every night for 6 to 8 weeks to rebloom. You can put them in a closet or elsewhere to achieve this. You can plant them outside as long as temperatures do not get close to freezing. Then, they will act as a perennial and come back each year.

Lantana

Lantana is a beautiful flowering plant that is completely unpretentious in care, blooms for a long time, and profusely.
Scientific Name:
Lantana camara

Found growing in tropical and coastal climates due to their salt tolerance, Lantanas have multi-hued yellow, orange, red, white, purple, and pink blooms. It is grown as a houseplant or outdoors in warmer, humid climates.

Growing low to the ground, Lantana sprawl, making it perfect for planters and groundcover but can become invasive in the perfect tropical climate. In addition, it is toxic to livestock.

Marigold

Marigold is used as an effective remedy for the treatment and prevention of various diseases.
Scientific Name:
Calendula officinalis

These cheery and bright golden-colored flowers are easy to grow and bloom from spring until frost. Cutting dead flowers helps them to rejuvenate, and blooms will be plentiful.

These are a gardener’s choice to plant around vegetable gardens as they are a natural pest deterrent. They do, however, attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. The Marigold blooms are edible and are a colorful addition to salads, and the petals make a bright yellow dye.

Nasturtium

Nasturtiums, both annuals and perennials, are often vines with a succulent stem, and sometimes subshrubs.
Scientific Name:
Tropaeolum majus

Nasturtium, with their multicolored blooms, add flair to your herb garden. The whole of the plant is edible with a spicy flavor. This plant attracts butterflies and is drought tolerant. It has a long blooming season, is easy to grow, and comes in vine or bush form.

The flowers are red, yellow, orange, pink, and cream. They are resistant to deer and do not cause harm to pets that may ingest.

Pansy, Johnny Jump Up

Pansy is propagated by cuttings and seeds.
Scientific Name:
Viola bicolor

Pansies are native to North America and prefer lots of sun and sandy soil. It grows rampantly, blanketing fields, and can even serve as an alternative to grass in a backyard with light traffic.

It is self-pollinating and considered to be invasive in some places. Don’t place pansies in small planters or areas where you would like the plants to stay contained.

Purple Coneflower

Purple Coneflower should be watered frequently and abundantly, and it is better to do it in the evening.
Scientific Name:
Echinacea purperea

Purple Coneflower, often referred to as Echinacea, is a tall skinny plant producing large purple flowers. It blooms from summer into fall, and the flowers are great to cut and use for display.

 It is perhaps most well known for its beautiful and brightly colored flowers. It’s also often consumed in tea form, cornflower helps soothe the common cold and boost the immune system.

Snapdragons

Snapdragons are a genus of herbaceous plants of the Plantain family, covering about 50 species of perennials, including climbers, common in the warm zones of the Earth.
Scientific Name:
Antirrhinum majus

This plant gets its name from the shape of the petals reminiscent of a dragon’s mouth. This plant will come back each year as a perennial in the wild, but if grown in a garden, it’s a long-season annual.

These tall plants produce multiple blooms vertically at the top of each stock. Many color variations attract hummingbirds and butterflies. Snapdragons make a gorgeous addition to any garden and can be used along fences or add height and depth to a landscape.

Threadleaf Tickseed

Threadleaf Tickseed prefers a warm, wind-sheltered, non-damp, sunny, or partial shade location.
Scientific Name:
Coreopsis verticillata

The bright yellow flowers of the Threadleaf Tickseed are abundant on these plants and bloom throughout spring to fall. The plant grows in a bush-type mound and is an excellent choice for a xeriscape or native garden.

Low maintenance and self-seeding, these plants will also attract butterflies, bees, and songbirds to your yard. They grow well by the coast because of their salt tolerance.

Twinspur

Adding Twinspur to a garden not only adds color and interest, but this lovely little plant is great for attracting beneficial pollinators to the area.
Scientific Name:
Diascia barberae

These purple flowering plants are named for the pair of spurs on the back of each flower. These spurs contain a substance that attracts bees. It is a perennial in warmer climates but can also be grown as an annual.

It will bloom from spring well into fall and is great for planting along walkways and borders. Blooms grow in small clusters in shades of purple and pink.

Yellow Bush Daisy

Yellow Bush Daisy has bright yellow, chamomile inflorescences of Chrysanthemum reach about 3-4 cm in diameter and consist of 15-30 petals.
Scientific Name:
Euryops pectinatus

As the name implies, these plants grow in bush-like formations with many blooms. The foliage is long and feathery and of a silvery green color. The flowers will come back pretty much all year in warm climates.

Yellow Bush Daisies make great additions in a natural or urban garden because once established, they need little water. They work well as a groundcover to quickly fill in bare spaces or cover a large area.

Zinnia

Zinnia flowers come in every color except blue, so they are easy to pair with perennials or annuals, deciduous plants, and herbs.
Scientific Name:
Zinnia

Zinnias are fun to grow because there are so many different zinnia varieties to choose from. They come in all different shapes, colors, and sizes. They may be in a beehive, button, or cactus shape, and different types may have one row or many rows of petals.

They are easy to grow, low maintenance, deer and rabbit resistant. Great to fill an entire planter and create a blanket of multicolor flowers. Attractive to hummingbirds, bees, birds, and butterflies.

Final Thoughts

So, now that you’ve seen some of our favorite flowers that will bloom through every season, the only thing that’s left to do is to pick a few and plant them in your garden! If you are looking for a few annuals, zinnias make a great option, and come in a variety of colors. For perennials, it’s hard to go wrong with coneflowers, or begonias! Good luck, and happy gardening!

Indoor flowers blooming all year round: photos and names

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Houseplants blooming all year round: Pixabay

Indoor plants will make the interior cozy and beautiful. Housewives especially love plants that bloom for a long time. Would you like to have long-flowering plants at home? The best options, as well as the rules for caring for them, are provided by experienced gardeners on the pages of books.

Which indoor flowers bloom all year round? Begonia, spathiphyllum, violet, pelargonium, fuchsia, balsam, clivia, pachistachis, abutilon, Chinese rose bloom throughout the year.

Begonia

How does begonia bloom? The flowers of the plant are small, simple or double. Various colors: white, pink, red, purple.

How to care for begonia so that it blooms all year round? She needs to create the following conditions:

  1. Temperature - 13-22 ° C, a stable level of humidity (60%).
  2. Lighting - bright diffused light (east and west sides).
  3. Top dressing. Blooming begonias are fed 2 times a month with a solution of the mineral complex, and during the budding period - with potassium-phosphorus fertilizers. nine0008
  4. Transplanted in early spring.
  5. Moderate and infrequent watering, plentiful in heat and drought.

The authors of the book "Home Economics" recommend watering indoor plants with soft water (rain, river, pond) at room temperature. Watering with cold water provokes root diseases and bud drop.

Spathiphyllum

How does spathiphyllum bloom? The inflorescence is an ear with a veil at the base. The flower itself has an elliptical shape, the colors are from green to white. nine0005

How to care for spathiphyllum so that it blooms for a long time? Spathiphyllum is unpretentious, loves heat and high humidity. The following conditions are suitable for him:

  • the optimum temperature is 25-27 ° C;
  • humidity 85-90%;
  • no direct sunlight.

Water the plant abundantly in summer, moderately in winter. It is advisable to spray the leaves frequently. Every year in the spring, the spathiphyllum is transplanted into a larger pot. Use a mixture of sod, leaf, peat soil, humus and sand (proportions - 2: 1: 1: 1: 1). nine0005 Spathiphyllum: Pexels

Simple violet

How does violet bloom? A simple violet has a five-petaled corolla, the two upper petals are smaller than the lower and side ones. The diameter of the buds is from 2 to 8 cm. The color of the flowers can be white, pink, red, blue, purple, etc.

How to care for a violet so that it blooms all year round? Author of the book “Medicinal Indoor Plants. Top 20 healers from your windowsill” Irina Pigulevskaya gives good advice:

  1. For planting, take peat, perlite, vermiculite, or mix turf, moss, peat, sand and charcoal. Combine garden soil with coniferous, add sand, sphagnum and ash. nine0008
  2. Violet is best placed on the northeast and northwest windows.
  3. Humidity should be around 50%, air temperature around 25°C.
  4. Violet should be watered with warm settled or boiled water at room temperature. Watering is moderate.
  5. Feed during the budding period.
Simple violet: Pixabay

Pelargonium

How does pelargonium bloom? As a rule, the petals are collected in few or many-flowered umbellate inflorescences. nine0005

How to care for Pelargonium so that it blooms for a long time? The peculiarity of the plant is the love of sunlight. The following flowering conditions are suitable for her:

  1. Room temperature - 20-28 °C.
  2. Pelargoniums should not be watered frequently.
  3. The plant does not like frequent pruning.
  4. Young geraniums are transplanted every year in the spring before intensive growth begins.
  5. The best soil is a mixture of sod, sand, humus and leafy soil.

The pot must not be very large, otherwise the leaves and shoots will develop strongly and there will be no flowering. nine0005 Pelargonium: Pixabay

Fuchsia

How does fuchsia bloom? Petals form a funnel-shaped corolla, stamens and pistil protrude far from the flower. The flowers of the plant have different colors, and even a double color. Depending on the species, fuchsia blooms from spring to autumn.

What care conditions prolong flowering? Detailed information is provided by Nikolai Dannikov in his work "Healing Indoor Plants":

  1. The plant needs a temperature not higher than 20 °C and light. In summer, fuchsia is put on the balcony in a shaded and wind-protected place. nine0008
  2. During the growing season, water abundantly, spray regularly.
  3. During the flowering period, the plant must not be moved to another place, otherwise the flowers and buds will fall off.
  4. Transplanted annually in the spring, cutting off the roots, into a mixture of leafy, peaty soil and sand (3:2:1).
Fuchsia - flowering plant: Pixabay

Balsam

How does balsam bloom? Balsam, or light, is a plant that blooms from June to October. Its single, large flowers have long, curved "spurs". nine0005

How to take care of balsam so that its color lasts? Follow the simple rules:

  1. Do not place the pot in direct sunlight. He feels great in artificial lighting.
  2. Optimum temperature is 15 to 25°C.
  3. The flower is moisture-loving, on hot days it needs to be sprayed with water.
  4. The best soil for balsam is a mixture of humus and leafy earth with the addition of a small amount of sand.

Make sure the plant pots are not too close together. In this case, they may shed their leaves. When the age of the balsam reaches 3-4 years, transplant it. nine0005 Blooming balsam on the window: Pixabay

Clivia

How does the clivia bloom? It is a plant with dark green elongated leaves. During flowering, a long arrow appears from the bottom of the leaf with large yellow-orange buds that look like bells.

What conditions do clivia need to bloom for a long time? Here are some tips:

  1. The temperature is 25°C in summer and 12-15°C in winter. Humidity - 40%. Systematic moisturizing from a spray bottle is recommended. nine0008
  2. The light is bright but diffused (west and east windows).
  3. In the summer months, the bush is watered once a week, and in the winter - once every 1.5 weeks.
  4. Substrate - humus, soddy soil and peat (1:2:1). A drainage layer is laid at the bottom of the container.
  5. While the bush is young, it is transplanted every year, and older specimens - as needed.

The plant does not respond well to rearrangement. This can cause the bush to refuse to bloom. nine0005 Blooming clivia: Pixabay

Pachistachis

How does pachistachis bloom? The flower has inflorescences similar to a candelabra. Small white flowers peep out from yellow-orange, bright yellow or red bracts, arranged crosswise, forming a spike-shaped long inflorescence (up to 10 cm).

How to care for Pakhistachis so that it blooms for a long time? In suitable conditions and with good care, the shrub blooms from April to the end of August. Care instructions:

  1. Frequent, plentiful watering is required. The plant loves spraying. nine0008
  2. Diffused light. The optimum temperature is + 20–26 ° C.
  3. As the shoots grow, cut them off and pinch off the tops.
Pachistachis: Pixabay

Abutilon

How does Abutilon bloom? Abutilon flowers come in a variety of forms: regular and wide-opened bell, funnel-shaped and wheel-shaped.

How to care for abutilon so that it blooms for a long time? Abutilon is an unpretentious plant. It needs a minimum of care:

  • regular but moderate watering; nine0008
  • permanent lighting;
  • top dressing with potassium nitrate and superphosphate;
  • in spring - strong pruning (by 1/3 or even 1/5 of all shoots).
Abutilon: Pixabay

Hibiscus, or Chinese rose

How does hibiscus bloom? From early spring to late autumn, it is showered with large fiery red, white or pink flowers.

How to care for hibiscus so that it blooms beautifully? Hibiscus is an undemanding shrub that can grow from one to two meters in height at room conditions. For flowering, it should provide the following conditions:

  1. Place in a sunny place.
  2. In summer, abundant watering and top dressing is needed. The rose feels best in the soil of turf, humus and peat with the addition of sand.
  3. In winter, keep the plant at a temperature of 16-17 °C.
  4. Young plants are transplanted every spring, and adults - after a few years.
Hibiscus: Pixabay

To liven up a room, housewives often arrange a blooming garden of houseplants in pots in the house. If you are looking for beautiful flowering plants, pay attention to our selection. Good care tips will increase their flowering time. nine0005

Original article: https://www.nur.kz/household/houseplants/1719482-roomatnye-cvety-cvetusie-kruglyj-god/

10 unpretentious indoor flowers that bloom all year round

Every house has indoor flowers that not only decorate it, but also delight with their presence. By choosing the right flowers, you can create a blooming island on your windowsill for the whole year round . Long-flowering unpretentious plants give joy, good mood and benefit by purifying the air. nine0005

Tables

  • The most popular indoor plants that bloom all year round
  • TOP-10 flowering indoor plants
    • Abutilon (room maple)
    • Anturium
    • Balzam
    • Begonia
    • Geranium
    • 9000 China rose)
    • Coleria
    • Pachistachis
    • Ruellia

The most popular indoor plants that bloom all year round

When growing flowers at home, of course you want them to have minimal care, and flowering lasts as long as possible . There are many such plants and you can stop your choice by purchasing Clivia, Decembrist, Indoor Gerbera or Jasmine, Orchid, Miniature Rose, Spathiphyllum, Euphorbia Mile, Fuchsia, Saintpaulia, etc.

Spathiphyllum
Fuchsia
Decembrist
Jasmine room
Clivia
indoor gerbera
miniature rose
Euphorbia Mil
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Orchid
Saintpaulia

When choosing a plant, you need to pay attention to the requirements for growing conditions, because the duration of flowering and the appearance of the flower will depend on this.

Top 10 flowering indoor plants

Abutilon (Indoor Maple)

Abutilon or Indoor Maple

Abutilon blooms from spring to autumn, and as daylight hours decrease, the number of flower stalks decreases and the plant enters a dormant phase. But if you make additional illumination with fluorescent lamps, provide top dressing and watering, flowering does not stop. The leaves are similar to maple leaves, hence the second name. Abutilon flowers look like lanterns of different colors. nine0005

It is unpretentious in care, it needs a lot of bright light, regular watering, temperature limit is 18-25 ºС. Fast growing plant, its height reaches 1.5 m . In the spring, the shoots of abutilon should be cut to 1/3 of the length. To stimulate flowering, top dressing should include potassium nitrate and superphosphate.

Anthurium

Anthurium

Anthurium plant with large glossy leaves and heart-shaped flowers.

Needs constantly moist soil, can grow even in the shade, but blooms better and develops on the southern and western window sills . For abundant flowering, the winter temperature should be at least + 15 ° C, summer + 25 ° C.

Anthurium loves spraying, but only with settled water for at least two days, and preferably with purified water.

Top dressing is desirable with organic fertilizers (Gumat, Ideal, Darina), because the plant is sensitive to an excess of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and mineral salts.

Balsam

Balsam

Balsam blooms almost all year round. It is photophilous, but it is necessary to exclude hit on it of direct sunshine. In autumn and winter, with a lack of sunlight, it continues to bloom beautifully under artificial lighting. He loves moisture very much, both in the soil and spraying on the leaves, especially on hot days. nine0021 Growing temperature +15÷ +25°C . Balsam does not like crowding, so the neighbors must be at a distance from him, otherwise she will drop the foliage.

Very well propagated by top cuttings. At 3-4 years of age, it requires transplantation and rejuvenation, older plants bloom worse.

Begonia

Begonia ampelnaya
tuberous begonia

Begonia is a heat-loving flower that loves moisture, but not spraying on foliage. To maintain the humidity of the air between the flower pots, you need to put containers with water. nine0021 Begonia will not bloom at temperatures below +16°C . He loves bright, diffused light, in the bright sun the leaves burn out, the flowers fade, the begonia loses its decorative effect. Top dressing to stimulate flowering should be given to begonias every 2 weeks, alternating organomineral with mineral fertilizers for flowering plants.

To form the splendor of the begonia bush and the formation of more side shoots, periodically cut off the tops of the shoots, using them for propagation. nine0005

Wide variety of begonias : there are shrubs, they are also ever-flowering, tuberous, terry, ampelous.

Begonia evergreen
Terry begonia

Geranium

Geranium

Geranium has been a window sill classic since the time of our grandmothers. Unpretentious, light-loving plant, loving plentiful, but rare watering. Growing temperature +8÷+25°C . Geranium loves a lot of air, so in summer it should be put on balconies or in the garden. Growing pots do not have to be large; to get a lush flower bush, you need to plant three seedlings in one pot.

Royal Pelargonium

Pelargonium Royal white
Pelargonium Royal

Differs from geraniums in larger flowers and lesser, almost absent leaf scent. Care is the same as for geraniums. nine0005

For more abundant flowering and making the bush compact in spring, pelargonium should be cut leaving 3-4 internodes.

Hibiscus (Chinese Rose)

Hibiscus or China rose
China rose color

Hibiscus is an evergreen flowering shrub. The life span of one flower is a day, in hybrid, terry forms up to 3 days .

Demanding sunlight, abundant watering and top dressing. In the summer you need to spray daily. With insufficient watering, it drops buds and flowers. Hibiscus need to be transplanted annually; in adult plants, the top layer of soil is removed and a new one is poured.

Hibiscus can be grown as a tree or as a bush depending on how you cut it. Flower height can reach 1.5-2 m .

Hibiscus responds very well to regular feeding every 2-3 weeks. nine0005

Color

Coleria Tiger
Koleriya Pleasant

An unpretentious plant that prefers light partial shade and moderate watering. Likes high air humidity, but absolutely does not tolerate leaf spraying . Pots with Koleria should be placed on expanded clay trays filled with water.

The temperature during flowering should be +23÷+26°C . In winter at the level of +16°C . Once a month, Koleria needs to be fed with liquid fertilizers for orchids.

Pachistachis

Pachistachis

Pachistachis is a plant without any special claims. The main thing is abundant watering, high humidity, regular pruning. Optimal temperature +20÷+26°C . When the temperature rises, it stretches and exposes the shoots, when it drops, it sheds foliage.

Need diffused light, likes fresh air, but not drafts. Loves spraying leaves. nine0005

Pachistachis needs to be cut off and pinched off the tops as the shoots grow, so that it bushes and does not stretch.

Ruellia

Ruellia

Evergreen subshrub that blooms all year round. The lifespan of a flower is one day.

Prefers bright diffused light, shade from direct sunlight. Winter growing temperature +20°C, summer +24°C . Water abundantly as the soil dries. Ruellia needs high humidity, so flower pots are placed in trays with wet expanded clay or sphagnum moss.

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