Grow these 5 flowers in autumn, long blooming period, flowers bloom one after another, easy to grow and beautiful

It's autumn. The potted flowers and plants on the balcony and terrace have survived a summer and are gradually recovering, starting to grow again. Those that bloom are blooming, those that grow leaves are growing leaves. Friends who love growing flowers can start taking action now, no need to worry about scorching sun and high temperatures. These five kinds of flowers are suitable for growing at home in autumn. You can easily grow them until they bloom in full pots, and the blooming period is relatively long, easy to manage and care for.

Madagascar periwinkleThis flower is grown by a great many flower lovers, because it can be grown from seed and also propagated from cuttings.

Plant one pot, and with good care, fertile and loose potting soil, and sufficient sunlight, it can bloom dozens of flowers a day, forming a ball of flowers.

RoseIt can bloom almost every month, and can also be propagated from cuttings, rooting relatively quickly.

When growing roses normally, as long as you prune more, fertilize more, and provide sufficient sunlight and good ventilation, it can produce many flowers. The flowers are beautiful and vivid, and you can never tire of looking at them.

Moss roseIt is a flower we have loved growing since childhood. Wherever the seeds fall, they sprout there, and you can plant a pot just by pinching off a stem.

If you propagate it from cuttings now, it will root in a week, and it can bloom for quite a long time. It is not hard to grow it into a ball of flowers either, just fertilize more, pinch back more, and give it more sun.

BougainvilleaAlso called paperflower and purple bougainvillea, its blooming period is especially, especially long. With good care, it can bloom for more than half a year, and it can also be grown from cuttings.

Bougainvillea likes full sun. With occasional water control, it will suddenly produce many flower buds. Normally it also needs more fertilizer, pruning, and sun, and it can grow into a full pot and bloom profusely.

OxalisIn autumn, dig up some bulbs from relatives' or friends' homes and plant them in a flower pot, cover with 3 to 4 cm of soil, water thoroughly, and they sprout relatively quickly.

Its flowers are rich and varied in color, and it blooms profusely. When growing it, be sure there is no waterlogging, otherwise the bulbs are prone to rot. It blooms especially vigorously. The oxalis grown by Xiaoya can also bloom in full pots every winter.