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Shade-loving flowers for spring? Yes please! Enjoy the beauty of shaded gardens with these stunning blooms that thrive without the sun! 🌸
🌸Hellebores - Brighten up the early spring with their elegant, rose-like blooms.
🌸Brunnera - Sparkle with tiny blue flowers and heart-shaped leaves.
🌸Bleeding Hearts - Watch these dramatic heart-shaped flowers dance in the breeze.
🌸Virginia Bluebell - Transform from pink to vibrant blue as they grow.
🌸Epimedium - Gorgeous groundcover with delicate flowers and attractive foliage.
🌸Rhododendron & Azalea - Make a statement with their bold, colorful blossoms.
🌸Mountain Laurel - Add elegance with clusters of star-shaped flowers.
Are you growing any of them? What would you add to the list? Which one will you plant first? Try these flowers and follow for more. Save this post and share it with a friend who wants to grow flowers in the shade. 🌸 #gardentips #gardeninglife #gardeninglove #gardentok #gardenmusthaves #flowergardening #perennials #flowergardenideas #perennialplant #perennialflowers #shadegarden
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In my almost 30 year gardening life, I learned a lot through trial and error. Here are five things I learned from planting container gardens wrong.🌸
🌸 Choosing the Wrong Container Size - Initially, I used containers that were too small for the plants I wanted to grow. This restricted root growth and limited the plants’ ability to thrive. Particularly in the summer when they would dry out real quick! I learned that larger containers provide more room for roots to spread and access water and nutrients more effectively.
🌸 Inadequate Drainage - One of my early mistakes was not ensuring proper drainage. Without adequate drainage, water would accumulate, leading to root rot and unhealthy plants.
🌸 Poor Soil Choice - way back in the beginning, I didn’t realize there was a difference and used regular garden soil in my containers, thinking it would work just fine. However, garden soil tends to compact in containers, which hinders root growth and water penetration. Switching to a high-quality potting mix made specifically for containers improved plant health significantly.
🌸 Lack of Fertilization - I assumed that the nutrients in the potting mix would be sufficient for the entire growing season. However, container plants need regular feeding because nutrients in the soil get washed out every time you water. Then I started incorporating a balanced, slow-release fertilizer so it is set and forget while keeping flowers happy and healthy through the growing season. And they’ve thrived ever since.
🌸 Not Watering Well - Overwatering and underwatering were common issues I faced. I would either drown the plants or let them dry out completely. I learned to monitor the soil moisture levels regularly and adjust my watering schedule based on the specific needs of each plant. But the real game changer? Setting up drip irrigation set on timers.
Save this post, share it with someone who loves growing flowers in pots, and follow for more! #gardentips #gardeninglife #gardeninglove #containergarden #containergardening #pottedplants #flowersinpots #gardentok #gardening101 #cottagegarden #gardeninghacks #gardentips #gardenmusthaves #flowergardening #flowergardenideas #flowergardener
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Yep, you heard that right! You DON’T have to start everything from seed to enjoy an easy-to-grow flower-filled space. 🌸 Head to your local nursery this spring and grab some plants that are ALREADY BLOOMING for low-maintenance care and instant gratification! 🌼 If you are feeling influenced to start flowers from seed this year, let yourself off the hook because you can grow the easiest flower garden without ever starting a seed! I’ve been growing flowers for almost 30 years and most of my gardens were designed with perennials, annuals, shrubs, vines, and trees that I bought from my local nursery. Here’s why! * Instant blooms = instant happiness! Who wants to wait months for color? * Less stress: No more worrying about germination rates or leggy seedlings. * Saves time: Skip the seed starting setup, the daily watering, and the constant worry! ⏱️ * Support local growers: Nurseries are treasure troves of healthy, ready-to-plant flowers. * Learn as you go: Observe how different plants thrive in YOUR garden. * Avoid disappointment: No more seedlings getting eaten by wildlife or seeds that just won’t sprout leaving you with nothing. * Worried about cost? Starting seeds takes time, supplies, and sometimes fails. A few healthy plants give you a head start! Seed starting is really fun to do and something I recommend if you really enjoy gardening. But if you just want to cozy up your porch or want a small patch of flowers, I am a huge proponent of keeping things simple with quick wins so you enjoy the journey. Save this TT and send it to a friend who wants to grow more flowers this year. Follow for more easy flower gardening inspiration.🌸 #gardentips #gardeninglife #gardeninglove #gardentok #flowergardening #perennials #flowergardenideas #gardening101 #gardeninghacks #cottagegarden
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Tired of weeding? I get you - I am too. What if I told you there’s a way to get more flowers and less weeds? 🌼
Groundcovers are low-maintenance landscaping heroes if you want to do a little less work weeding and mulching in your flower gardens. They effectively suppress weeds, prevent erosion, and add a beautiful layer of texture and color to your flower beds.🌼
But beyond their practical benefits, many groundcovers also boast stunning blooms throughout the season and add year round interest too.🌼
If you’re looking to add a touch of floral flair to your landscape while minimizing upkeep, then look no further than groundcovers that bloom! There are lots to choose from and the best part? They are easy to grow!🌼
Now I say this with one caveat. It’s really important you check with your local cooperative extension to make sure whatever you plant is not on your state or country’s invasive list. Cause the last thing you want to do is plant a garden thug that will take over your garden, your neighbor’s garden, or local ecosystem. So always know before you grow!🌼 For a list of groundcovers that bloom head over to my blog here: https://stacyling.com/easy-groundcovers-that-add-year-round-interest/
Save and share this with a friend who wants more flowers and a lot less weeds. Follow for more easy flower gardening tips. 🌼 #flowergarden #flowergardening #gardenview #gardeninspiration #groundcover #flowergardening #lowmaintenancegarden #gardentips #gardeninglife #gardeninglove #gardeningtiktok #gardentok
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Are you growing Serendipity alliums yet? This stunning, easy-care perennial is a summer bloomer that adds charm to mixed borders and cottage gardens. 🌸 Perfect for Zones 4-8, it thrives in sun or part sun, blooms in mid-late summer, reaching 20” tall and 15” wide. Bonus: it’s deer and rabbit resistant and a magnet for pollinators! 🐝✨ Will you plant it this spring? Save and share this with a friend who’d love wants to grow a low-maintenance flower garden. 💜 #purpleflowers #cottagegarden #gardentips #gardeninglife #gardeninglove #gardentok #flowergardening #perennials #flowergardenideas #gardening101 #cottagegardening #perennialplant #perennialflowers #flowertok #gardeningtiktok
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Speedwell is an excellent addition to any deer-resistant garden. This beautiful perennial not only adds vibrant purple blooms to your garden but also stands up well to deer browsing, making it a smart choice for areas where deer pressure is high. 💜 It is super easy to grow and looks so pretty too! I mean look at those gorgeous thick rosy purple blooms that almost look like wands! 💜 Speedwell is less appealing to deer because of its slightly bitter taste and foliage texture. Deer typically avoid plants that are not palatable to them, and speedwell falls into this category. Additionally, deer tend to steer clear of plants with strong scents or rough, fuzzy leaves, which are characteristics often found in deer-resistant plants.💜 Hardy in zones 4-8, plant this perennial in part to full sun in well-draining soil for the best performance. Speedwell is crazy easy to grow thriving in well-drained soil and prefers full sun to partial shade. Once established, it requires minimal care, making it a perfect choice for both beginner and experienced gardeners. Regular deadheading can promote additional blooms, but even without it, the plant maintains a tidy appearance. It’s one of the many reasons I love to grow it!💜 Speedwell blooms long from late spring to mid-summer. This ensures that your garden remains colorful and attractive for an extended time, providing continuous visual interest while keeping the deer at bay.💜 Plant shown is Magic Show Purple Illusion Speedwelll 💜 Save this post and share it with a friend who would love these flowers. And follow for more! #perennials #perennial #perennialgarden #perennialflowers #perennialplant #perennialborder #purpleflowers #purpleflower #gardentips #provenwinners #gardeninglife #gardeninglove #mygarden #mygardentoday #mygardenflowers #bricksnblooms #cottagegardenflowers
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Hyacinths are fragrant flowers native to the Mediterranean and southwestern Asia. Perfect for indoors or outdoors, they’re a springtime favorite! Quick Facts: • Colors: Pink, purple, blue, white, yellow, and red. • Bloom Season: Early spring (March-April). • Care Indoors: After blooming, trim dead flowers, let leaves die back naturally, and keep bulbs in a cool, dry place. • Plant Outdoors? Yes! After indoor blooms fade, plant bulbs outdoors in fall for next year. Outdoor Care: • Light: Full sun or partial shade. • Soil: Well-draining, rich in organic matter. • Water: Keep soil slightly moist, especially during growth. Avoid overwatering! Hyacinths grow well in USDA Hardiness Zones 3-9. • Zones 3-7: Hyacinths thrive naturally and bloom in spring without much additional care. These zones offer the cold winter temperatures that hyacinth bulbs need for proper dormancy and flowering. • Zones 8-9: In warmer climates, hyacinths may require pre-chilling in the refrigerator for 8-10 weeks before planting, as they need a cold period to bloom properly. #Hyacinth #hyacinths #SpringFlowers #FlowerCare #BulbPlanting #GardeningTips #SpringGarden #IndoorPlants #FlowerInfluencer #PlantParent #GardeningLove #FlowerAesthetic #GardenGoals #PlantLife #FlowerSeason #FragrantFlowers #ColorfulBlooms #PlantLover #GardeningMadeSimple #BloomSeason #GardenStyle #plantcaretips
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