What plants are suitable for planting in autumn from September to November? Recommended flowers with a high survival rate

As November quietly approaches, many gardening enthusiasts are starting to pay attention to which flowers and plants are suitable for planting in this season. Let's take a look below at the plants that are best suited for sowing seeds in late autumn and early winter.

African impatiens

African impatiens is also called by some flower shop owners Sudan impatiens, garden impatiens, or Waller's impatiens. It is native to South Asia, including India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and some parts of Southeast Asia. In appearance, it mostly has bright flower colors, including red, pink, or white, with five-lobed petals and dark spots in the center. The leaves are green, heart-shaped or oval, with serrated edges.

Although many flower lovers see the word "Africa" in its name and mistakenly think the seeds need lower temperatures to germinate, in fact the most suitable time to sow them is in spring and autumn. When buying seeds at a flower shop, everyone can choose seeds with a deep color. Generally speaking, the darker the seed color, the stronger its viability and the higher its germination rate.

Petunia

This is a flower well known to many flower lovers. Its flowers are small and delicate, with rich colors, commonly including blue, purple, pink, and white. It can adapt to a variety of climate conditions, and its flowering period is also very long, allowing it to bloom repeatedly throughout the year, so it is often used in flower beds and potted decorations.

Petunia propagation mainly includes two methods: cuttings and sowing. Cuttings are usually carried out in spring. Select healthy stem segments, insert them into the soil, and maintain appropriate humidity and temperature; the stem segments will gradually take root and sprout. Sowing is suitable from late spring to early summer. Evenly scatter the seeds on the surface of loose soil and keep the soil moist; the seeds will then germinate and grow.

Pansy

Generally speaking, pansies mostly attract flower lovers with their flower color and flower shape. Their flowers resemble a cat's face and are relatively small, with the whole flower only about 1-2 cm in diameter.

At the same time, pansy is also one of the few flowers that can grow rapidly at low temperatures, so late autumn and early winter are the most suitable time to plant it. As for the planting soil, it is recommended to choose loose and fertile sandy soil. Usually, a mix of 2 parts leaf mold + 1 part perlite is often used.