10 potted plants that are especially easy to arrange on a small balcony courtyard

Here are the plants below. Whether you are an experienced veteran gardener or a beginner at growing flowers, you can plant them in your yard. These perennials bloom especially easily, have strong adaptability to the environment, and with proper care they can maintain a year-round blooming state.

The most important thing in growing these plants is how to water them correctly, keep them properly warm in winter, prune away some withered branches and leaves, and appropriately spread mulch around the roots and stems to avoid frost damage.

Below I will introduce some perennial flowering plants. They grow very easily in the yard and do not need frequent care.

1. Phlox

Phlox is a relatively tall herbaceous flowering plant that can grow to one or two meters tall. From early summer all the way to autumn it can produce charming and fragrant large flowers. It has very strong adaptability to the environment, prefers loose, well-drained sandy soil, and the growing location needs more than six hours of sunlight each day. In spring and summer you can supplement with organic liquid fertilizer about two or three times a month.

2. Blanket flower

Blanket flower has extremely strong endurance and cold tolerance. These perennial herbaceous small flowers also easily turn into wildflowers. They can produce bright flowers in spring, summer and autumn, and the flowering period is very long. They like a sunny environment and can also grow well in poor soil.

3. Aster

Aster is a herbaceous small flower that blooms in summer and autumn. Its flowers are especially gorgeous, and when they bloom in the yard they attract many little bees. It has a great many varieties, the most common being blue, pink, red and purple.

Aster is a relatively cold-tolerant perennial herbaceous plant that can grow in shaded environments, is also very heat-tolerant and drought-tolerant, and can grow well in poor soil.

4. Coneflower

Coneflower also has different varieties. If you choose to grow it in pots, then you should choose some shorter varieties. They are very tolerant of high temperatures and drought, and have extremely strong adaptability to the environment. They bloom especially easily in a sunny environment and can keep blooming continuously throughout summer and autumn.

5. Coreopsis

Coreopsis has different varieties and flower colors, and their plant sizes also vary. The most common are the yellow and pink varieties. It has small daisy-like flowers and can maintain vigorous blooming in summer and autumn, making it especially suitable for growing in the yard.

6. Black-eyed Susan

Black-eyed Susan, also called black-hearted Susan, is a relatively short herbaceous small flower. It is very suitable for planting on a balcony or in a yard. It begins to bloom in early summer and can keep blooming until just before frost arrives.

Black-eyed Susan is very drought-tolerant, likes as much direct light as possible, and can also thrive in poor soil.

7. Moss phlox

Moss phlox has very vigorous leaves and is especially brilliant when in bloom. It is very suitable for planting at the edges of a yard, where it can quickly cover a large area. In spring it can produce fragrant small flowers, with common colors including red, purple, white, blue and red.

8. Coral bells

Coral bells is a relatively shade-tolerant plant that can be grown in low-light environments. It is very cold-tolerant and can survive at around minus 30 degrees. Its leaves have very colorful and charming patterns, and you can pair different varieties together.

Coral bells can be grown directly in flower pots, pairing different varieties together, with appropriate scattered light at the growing location, so that it can be encouraged to bloom. Some basil can be planted beside coral bells, which can also drive away nearby flies and mosquitoes.

9. Daylily

Daylily can be produced and cultivated under any climatic conditions. It has very brilliant and charming yellow flowers, and care is especially simple. It can grow in partial shade or in a sunny spot, and its adaptability to the environment is especially strong.

10. Hosta

Hosta can grow in dark corners of a yard, or be kept on a shaded balcony. It has extremely low light requirements and can be grown in pots. It has different varieties, and the sizes of the plants vary.