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Know which flowers bloom at what time and master the flowering season patterns of common flowers

Agriculture Encyclopedia By Emily Carter 0 views
2019-07-12 Source:Nongxun.net Author:Nongxun

Which flowers bloom at what time refers to the distribution of the flowering periods of different flowers throughout the year. When a flower blooms is mainly determined by the genetic characteristics of the species itself, and is also regulated by local temperature, light and climatic conditions. Understanding the flowering periods of common flowers not only makes it easier to plan planting, but also lets a courtyard or balcony have flowers to enjoy in all four seasons.

From a seasonal point of view, spring is the peak blooming season for most flowers, with winter jasmine, peach blossom, cherry blossom and tulips all opening one after another during this period; representative summer bloomers include lotus, gardenia, jasmine and sunflower; autumn is most typically represented by chrysanthemum, osmanthus and cotton rose; relatively few flowers bloom in winter, and plum blossom, camellia, narcissus and Christmas cactus are the stars of this season. In addition, as long as they are cared for properly, Chinese rose, bougainvillea and wax begonia can bloom one after another almost all year round.

The factors affecting the flowering period are mainly temperature and light. Some flowers need longer daylight to form flower buds, while others are short-day plants and only begin to differentiate flower buds after daylight becomes shorter in autumn and winter; climate differences between north and south can also make the flowering period of the same flower come earlier or later. Therefore the flowering period can only serve as a rough reference, and the specific blooming time should be based on the actual local climate.

When growing flowers at home, you can plant them in combinations according to their flowering periods to achieve staggered blooming and scenery in all four seasons. If a flower is due to bloom but shows no buds for a long time, it is usually related to insufficient light, nutrient imbalance or lack of pruning for a long time, and you can check and adjust these aspects one by one.

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