A roundup of small flowers with super-long bloom periods that are easy to keep alive, there is sure to be one that suits you

Gardeners often ask which easy-to-grow flowers to choose, so today we have put together this roundup of easy-to-grow small flowers with very long bloom periods for gardeners to choose from, come and take a look~

Geranium

Geraniums have bright flower colors and full flower shapes, very eye-catching. Their bloom period is also very long, and they can bloom from October to April-May of the following year. You can sow seeds right now, and by next year they will produce beautiful blooms.

Bougainvillea

Bougainvillea is also called paperflower, and it comes in a wide range of colors, sometimes with several colors appearing on a single plant. Bougainvillea has a very long bloom period, from November to June of the following year, so you can basically enjoy its flowers all year round.

Madagascar periwinkle

Madagascar periwinkle blooms in all four seasons, with a very long bloom period, flowering continuously from spring to autumn, and can even bloom all year round, which is why it is also called "daily spring", and it is a wonderful balcony potted flower.

Moss rose

Moss rose is small and cute, with bright and rich colors, and often blooms in a lush, dense cluster, very beautiful, with strong propagation ability and easy to grow. Moss rose blooms from early May and can last until November, and in warm regions it can also bloom continuously all year round.

Fuchsia

Fuchsia is also called lantern flower, and its blooms hang down from the branches like strings of suspended little lanterns, unique and lovely.

The bloom period of fuchsia lasts from April to December, and in the warm regions of the south it can bloom all year round, with the most abundant blooming in spring and autumn. During the bloom period of fuchsia, try to avoid moving the pot, otherwise it can easily cause bud drop.

Anthurium

Unlike peace lily, anthurium's flower color is bright red, but the flower shape and habits of the two are basically the same. Anthurium has a very long bloom period, up to 6 months, and after blooming, the flowers can last about one month, making it excellent whether placed in the living room or on the balcony.

Hibiscus

Hibiscus is also called rose of Sharon, with large flowers and bright colors, blooming continuously through all four seasons, which is why it is loved by many flower growers. If you are tired of common flowers, you might as well grow two pots of hibiscus, beautiful and grand, and very easy to keep alive.

Among these small flowers with super-long bloom periods, which one do you like best?

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