‘Tis almost the season – the weather is getting a little chilly, hot chocolate is making a huge comeback, the couch occasionally sees the cozy blanket, we’re becoming more prone to get up a little late in the mornings – fall is here!
A garden is not made only with hydrangeas and daisies – someone somewhere said this and it stands true; they don’t bloom forever but that doesn’t mean your fall garden should look frail. There are some flowers that will look excellent in your garden and they will be the blooming beauties to adore. Here are Top 10 Seasonal Flowers – Fall Beauties for Your Home
Dahlia: Certain varieties of Dahlia bloom from mid-summer into fall. Pick orange- and red-tinted varieties for autumn bouquets, but dahlias come in just about every color under the sun.
Celosia: These adorable feather-like plumes are another fall favorite. Celosia can be bright yellow, warm orange, scarlet red, and deep burgundy purple; they’re great for landscape beds and borders. They add the fun element of vertical texture alongside other fall flowers
Gomphrena: Gomphrena generally grows about a foot tall and they can withstand cold temperatures; they last until the frost sets in which is why they’re one of the top 10 seasonal flowers for fall
Chrysanthemum: The mums are the ultimate favorite when it comes to fall flowers, they’re the quintessential fall flower. It’s lovely to see how they create a cushion of color in all their shades. They can be red, orange, yellow, peach, white, and pink
Pansy: These are the versatile flowers you need, pansies can stand heat, they can also withstand the winter. You can find all the shades of rainbow for Pansy – they’re also quite a heavy blooming flower
Colchicum or Autumn Crocus: These are rare beauties, they bloom between august and september, however, very little foliage. These are great for subtle shades of bluish purple
Aster: Known to attract butterflies, these flower in shades of purple, pink, white, and blue. They’re also great for hungry bees during the fall season
Ornamental Peppers: Quite a spicy edition to your garden, they’re bred to look at rather than eaten. They come in shades of red, yellow, orange, and purple; perfect for fall gardening
Alyssum: Available in purple and white, Alyssum is great for ground cover, a must add for your fantasy garden. Sweet alyssum is known for its beautiful fragrance. You can create a carpet of color with these fall beauties
Black-Eyed Susan: Bold, beautiful, and somewhat dramatic, black-eyed susans are a great replacement for daisies. It can brighten any landscape, also a cult favorite amongst bees and butterflies. You can grow them with chrysanthemums and asters for a brighter foliage
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