What are the most heat-tolerant flower varieties in summer

Today, the editor will share with you information related to plant knowledge. Next, I will introduce it from these aspects: what are the plants with long flowering periods and heat tolerance.

The summer climate is unbearably hot, yet many flowers bloom during the high temperatures of summer. Today, the editor recommends several of the most heat-tolerant flowers for summer. Come and take a look.

Pentas

Pentas has bright and charming flowers with a captivating fragrance. The flowers easily attract bees, hummingbirds and other pollinating insects. It is a robust, heat-tolerant plant suitable for growing in pots, and it grows quickly and easily fills out a pot.

Care requires plenty of sunlight. In summer, keep the potting soil slightly moist, maintain ventilation, and apply light fertilizer frequently.

Bougainvillea

Bougainvillea has diverse varieties and strong adaptability. It is not only widely distributed in southern regions, but can also be cultivated in the cold north. It is native to Brazil. In southern China, it is planted in courtyards and parks, while in the north it is cultivated in greenhouses. It is a beautiful ornamental plant. It is now especially popular among people.

Angelonia

Angelonia has an extremely long flowering period, starting to bloom in May and continuing until November. Angelonia grows to about 40cm tall, making it very suitable for pot cultivation. Whether placed on a balcony or terrace, it is very suitable. It can also be used as a cut flower for vase display. In summer, it can last up to 2 weeks in a vase.

Hydrangea

Hydrangea, also known as woody hydrangea or eight-immortals flower. It belongs to the genus Hydrangea in the family Saxifragaceae, and is a deciduous shrub or small tree. Hydrangea is a common courtyard flower. Its umbel-like inflorescences are like clusters of snowballs, crowded among the oval green leaves, very beautiful. As an important flowering tree in summer, hydrangea forms flowers in clusters, gathered like a ball. When luxuriant, the snow-like flowers press upon the tree, with a light fragrance filling the courtyard. In gardens, it is often planted under sparse forest trees, along the edges of paths, at building entrances, or several plants are planted in groups at a corner of the lawn, or scattered in front of evergreen trees, all very attractive. In small courtyards, it can be planted in pairs or as a single specimen, and cultivation by walls or in front of windows is also full of charm.

Jasmine

The fresh and delicate jasmine is a flower that everyone loves very much.

At the same time, jasmine is also a heat-tolerant and sun-tolerant flower, with the reputation of "jasmine that cannot be killed by sun." Even in summer, it can bloom abundantly. Keeping a few pots in summer is definitely a good choice.

Usually it can be placed in a bright and ventilated place for care. The more sun it gets, the more abundantly it blooms. It is easy to grow and worry-free.

If you have a south-facing balcony or courtyard at home, then growing a few pots of flowers is a very good choice, but too much sunlight will scorch the plant leaves. Today, the editor recommends several plants with extremely long flowering periods and heat tolerance. Come and take a look.

Star flower

Star flower, scientific name Pentas lanceolata, is a subshrub plant native to tropical and Arabian regions. Star flower likes high temperatures and needs to grow in temperatures above 24 degrees, and is very heat-tolerant. When the temperature is below 10 degrees, its flowering and normal growth will be affected. Star flower also likes sunlight very much. The stronger the sunlight, the more lush its growth. Therefore, in winter, attention should be paid to supplementing light for star flower. Star flower is also relatively drought-tolerant, and the soil must not be too moist, otherwise it will cause root rot. Star flower has a particularly long flowering period. In southern regions where temperatures are relatively high, it can basically bloom all year round.

Lantana

Lantana is native to the tropical regions of the Americas and is an upright shrub plant. Lantana is a very heat-tolerant plant. It likes to grow in environments of 25-28 degrees. Lantana likes sunlight and has slight shade tolerance. It likes fertile, well-drained soil. Lantana has a particularly long flowering period and can bloom all year round. It also has strong adaptability and a particularly developed root system, making it an excellent plant for environmental management.

Canna

Canna is a herbaceous plant native to the tropics, so it is very heat-tolerant and suitable for growing in environments of 15 to 30 degrees. Its cold tolerance is relatively poor, and temperatures below ten degrees will affect its growth. Canna likes sunlight very much and can accept full sun. When light is insufficient, its flowering will be affected. Canna has an extremely long flowering period. As long as the environment is suitable, it can bloom all year round. Canna also has a strong air-purifying effect. It can effectively absorb gases such as sulfur dioxide in the air.