Garden flowers at Nature & Garden - all the flowers you can possibly plant

Balisier, an exotic flower to rediscover

Balisier, a flower from the Heliconia genus, is a magnificent rhizome flower that is easy to care for.

Red balisier flower still facing upwards before it bends over.

Osteospermum – astounding daisies galore in the garden

Osteospermum is a magnificent perennial with flowers that are just as remarkable.

Daphne, a winter flower

A fragrance of jasmine and spices, an abundant blooming from January to the end of March… In winter, at a time where flowers are dire, daphne comes to enchant the garden.

A pjnk-flowered branch of a daphne shrub.

Tulip, magnificent in the springtime

In the bulb flower category, tulips are universal favorites in our gardens.

Red-yellow fire tulips alongside a curb.

Sunpatiens, a touch-me-not for the sun

Sunpatiens is the answer to all those who love impatiens and wish to see them bask in the sun!

Four o’clock flower, advice on caring for it

The four o’clock flower is a perennial with abundant flowering all summer long that propagates itself quite fast, sometimes to the point of being invasive.

Pink and white four oclock flower with droplets of dew.

Corrigiola, strapwort, a simple wildflower for rocky ground

Strapwort, also called Corrigiola, is a small plant that grows in rocky wilderness.

Tiny Corrigiola flowers, stem and leaves, also called strapwort, in sandy soil.

Beardtongue, tips and guidance for the best possible care

Beardtongues are beautiful perennials that bloom in summer with very ornamental flowers that decorate gardens and terraces.

Ornamental onion, pompoms of color in the garden

Graphic shapes with a variety of sizes and bearings, decorative onions enlighten flower beds with their colored heads.

A single pale purple ornamental onion bloom

Stonecrop key facts Name – Sedum spectabile Family – Crassulaceae Type – perennial, succulent Height – 1 ½ feet (50 cm) Exposure – full sun or part shade Soil – ordinary Foliage – deciduous Flowering – August to October Planting stonecrop, Sedum spectabile Indifferently from spring to fall. Propagation is through crown division in spring. Pruning stonecrop, Sedum […]