These 2 flowers bloom like crazy in summer, quickly turning into a little sea of flowers

In summer, when the heat is high, some flowers are drought-tolerant and can still bloom into a little sea of flowers, looking absolutely gorgeous. Below are 2 flowers that grow like crazy in summer!

1. Coreopsis

Coreopsis blooms between spring and summer, with bright colors and almost nonstop flowering, making it very popular. Its blooming period is very long, and both its leaves and flowers are beautiful.

(1). The soil should be loose, breathable and rich in humus.

(2). Watering: water only after the soil has dried out completely. When watering, keep going until you see water flowing out of the drainage holes; if the water does not soak through, it will affect the plant's growth and flowering. Improper watering can easily cause the plant to grow leggy.

(3). Apply a base fertilizer when planting or repotting, and apply fertilizer once after flower buds form. If the soil is fertile, there is no need to fertilize in daily care, as coreopsis itself does not have a high demand for fertilizer.

2. Henna

Impatiens is a common flower with its own unique beauty, and its flower shape looks a bit like a butterfly.

(1). Choose loose, fertile soil; it can also grow normally in poor soil.

(2). During the growing period, it needs more watering to keep the potting soil moist. But the potting soil should not become waterlogged. Generally, water once every 4 to 6 days. In dry weather, the watering frequency can be increased appropriately.

(3). For fertilizing henna, it is best to use liquid fertilizer; improper fertilizing can cause the plant to die. Keep the fertilizer as far away from the roots and stems as possible, otherwise it can easily burn the seedlings and roots.