Daffodils are one of the most common bulbs planted in the world. The most common color for these plants is yellow, with the bloom usually having two contrasting shades of yellow. Cape Leadwort, which is also called plumbago, is an evergreen climber. The flowers produced are starry, sky blue flowers that it produces between the middle of summer and fall. Jasmine comes in two forms, the climbing and the bushy plant. When well maintained, the flowers tend to flower generously. The Nerine plant or Guernsey lily produces colorful plants just in time for your fall garden. The flowers produced are bright pink, red, white, or even apricot and develop before the leaves of the plant appear. They grow from bulbs and do well in gardens left undisturbed or in container gardens. New Zealand Tea Tree They come in a variety of sizes, from small flowers with fibrous roots to trailing flowers that do well in hanging baskets. Bellflower

Bletilla is also referred to as the Chinese ground orchid. It is part of a small group of orchids from China and Taiwan, and it is typically easy to cultivate, unlike some orchids. The Armeria maritima plant is also known as the sea thrift. It is an evergreen perennial that can be found in nature throughout northern Europe and the Mediterranean. The flowers are rounded and may be pink, white or red, depending on the species and cultivar, of which there are many. Aster The Olearia plant hails from New Zealand, and it is a bushy, flowering shrub. During the spring, it produces small green leaves, but its flowers bloom during the summer and are white, starry-shaped flowers. The flowers are shades of pinks, and they tend to be short plants, roughly 6 to 12 inches high. If you cut them down after flowering, you may get a second round of flowering. DietesThe blossoms have a roughly bell-shaped appearance, and the colors can range from white to lilac. Some species even flower during winter. Hosta A relative of the orchid, it can be difficult to propagate these flowers as they require soil that is constantly damp but never waterlogged. Dutch Iris

They enjoy either full sunlight or dappled sunlight, such as in beds with shelter from trees. They readily self-sow, so remove all plants if you don’t want them there the next year. Forsythia The Flaming Katy or Kalanchoe blossfeldiana is most commonly used as a potted plant in gardens. The leaves are scalloped, and many times, you’ll find the leaves edged with a tinge of red. The Crocus is one of over 80 species of flowers that generally bloom between late winter and spring. Some do bloom in the fall.

The plant will tolerate some shade, but it prefers sunlight, which also allows the plant to be presented in the best light. Coral Vine The Periwinkle is also by its scientific name as Vinca minor. It is a perennial that has a native range that extends from Europe to southern Russia.