Plant these delicate-flowered plants in autumn for brilliant blooms in spring

Many plants that bloom in spring are planted in autumn. They fear the hot summer and love the cool autumn. As long as the weather stays cool and moist and they get proper light, they will grow well. After the cold winter, they will store plenty of nutrients and burst into brilliant bloom in spring.

First type: Ornamental onion

There are many varieties of ornamental onion. It is actually a bulb flower, extremely easy to grow, and it blooms later than daffodils and tulips. It comes in a wide range of flower colors, beautiful and delicate, with a captivating fragrance.

In the cooler climates of the north, it is very suitable for autumn planting. If you are in a warm place, you can grow it after spring warms up.

The flowers of ornamental onion are generally white, pink and purple, and the flower heads look like a globe, giving a very romantic feeling.

Second type: Bleeding heart

Bleeding heart is an extremely drought-tolerant flower, suitable for planting in spring and autumn. Its flowers are very delicate, somewhat like a heart dripping blood. It is suitable for planting in a shady spot in the yard, fears scorching sun, and likes loose, breathable, well-drained soil. During care, besides avoiding waterlogging, keep the environment ventilated and well-lit.

Third type: Columbine

Columbine is a very charming flowering herbaceous plant with very sweet flowers. It is a lovely plant that easily attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. It comes in a wide range of flower colors and has a very delicate appearance. It is suitable for planting in a sheltered spot in the yard, and the growing position should have proper light.

Fourth type: Geranium

Geraniums come in especially rich varieties and are suitable for planting in spring and autumn. In winter they should be moved indoors, taking care to protect them from the cold. They do not need much light; grow them in a spot with three to four hours of diffused light a day. The growing soil should keep good drainage, and in spring and autumn supplement fertilizer and water regularly.

Fifth type: Hellebore

Hellebore is a flower that opens after spring warms up. It has fairly good cold tolerance and is suitable for planting in a shady corner of the yard. It is very easy to grow and likes loose, breathable, well-drained sandy soil. During the growing period, water it regularly.

Sixth type: Lily of the valley

Lily of the valley likes to grow in the sheltered environment under tree shade. The growing environment must stay ventilated, and avoid placing it in overly exposed spots. It grows well in a shady environment. The flowers of lily of the valley have a captivating fresh fragrance and are very delicate. The plant is relatively short, so it is very suitable for growing in a shady yard and can also be grown as a potted plant.