What flower plant varieties can be sown in spring

Spring is the season when all things come back to life, and it is also the season for sowing. For friends who like to grow some flowers and plants at home, it is also a busy period. In this season, flowers and plants can grow and bloom freely, and many friends, while enjoying the flowers, do not forget to sow and breed new flower seedlings. So, what flower plants are suitable for sowing in spring?

There are quite a few types of flower plants relatively suitable for sowing in spring, among which the most common larkspur, spider flower, French marigold, cosmos, cockscomb, campanula and so on are typical representatives. Whether the sowing process is done well or not will directly affect the germination rate of these flower seeds, and will even more affect the later growth and flowering process. So, since there are so many flower plants suitable for sowing in spring, we can give them a try.

Larkspur is a beautiful flower plant, generally best propagated by sowing, and it is suitable for sowing in spring, but it can also be sown in autumn. If propagated by sowing in spring, the young seedlings can bloom in the summer from May to July after they grow up, and by then we can enjoy them to the fullest. Larkspur is mainly blue and purple flowers, and when in bloom it looks like swallows spreading their wings in flight, very vivid and lifelike, hence the name.

Spider flower, its flower stems are usually upright, the plant height can reach 40-60 cm, and some varieties can even exceed 1 m, and the stems and branches often have sticky fine hairs that can release a rather special odor. When its flowers bloom, its inflorescence can form sparse flower balls one after another, looking from a distance like butterflies neatly clustered together, dancing in the breeze, very beautiful.

French marigold, actually it is a variety among chrysanthemums, only its way of blooming is different from other chrysanthemums. The petals of French marigold extend from the inner layer outward, just like a peacock spreading its tail, so people usually call it “peacock grass”. But on the whole, the blooming flowers also have some similarities to ordinary chrysanthemums, and likewise have extremely high ornamental value. And July to September each year is its peak flowering season, and also the days when it blooms with the radiance of life.

Cosmos, although the seeds are very small and ordinary, when sown in the soil in spring, what we harvest in summer is a large expanse of beauty. Cosmos is also often called “gesang flower” by people, because its flower shape is beautiful and its flower colors are rich, so it also has very strong ornamental value. This plant is best sown in spring, because then, after May in summer, it can bloom freely in the hot environment, and only gradually wither in midsummer in August. However, if the care and management work is done well, it is also possible to enjoy the beautiful scene of its second bloom in autumn.

Campanula, a flower that blooms white and appears bell-shaped, from May to September it often blooms quietly and shyly with its head lowered. Its flower colors are elegant yet bright, competing with no one and stealing the spotlight from no one, and it is a very low-key flower plant. The flowers of campanula resemble little bells one after another, swaying gently in the breeze, as if conveying blessings of health to people.