What plants bloom in June
Let's talk about the plants that bloom in June and the related experience of planting flowers that bloom in early summer, such as the inventory of five kinds of flowers that bloom in June. Keep reading!
Recently, during the Children's Day holiday, the editor took the kids to the flower market and found that as summer approaches, people's enthusiasm for gardening has not diminished at all. Many people are buying flowers. Choosing flowers in the summer is quite picky, as it is best to select heat-resistant varieties so that they don't fade after just two days. Today, I will share with you several flowers that are suitable for planting in early summer. They have excellent heat resistance, sun tolerance, and blooming ability and are sure to become the main force of blooming flowers in your home during the summer!
Million Bells
Million Bells are herbaceous plants belonging to the Solanum or Ipomoea nil genus. Their plant shape is very small, only 15-20 centimeters tall, making them very suitable for medium and small flower pots. Many gardening enthusiasts like to plant them in hanging baskets and keep them on the balcony.
Million Bells have very strong heat and sun tolerance and can be maintained in full sunlight during the summer. Don't be fooled by their small size; they love to bloom. A small flower pot can produce dozens of flowers at a time. Million Bells come in both single-petal and double-petal varieties. The flowers resemble small trumpets and come in bright and varied colors, including rare colors like blue, black, and polka dots.
Care Tips
Million Bells prefer a warm and sunny environment and thrive in loose, fertile sandy soil. Do not water too frequently, as excessive watering can cause powdery mildew. It's best to water when the leaves are slightly wilted. The leaves of Million Bells have fine hair and are prone to rotting after being rained on in the summer, so avoid rain when growing outdoors.
Petunia 'Queen's Window'
What plants bloom in June
People who frequently follow online gardening information can find that many gardening experts have been growing 'Queen's Window' in recent years. The editor of Green Enthusiast Network also has two in the garden. It has to be said that although many popular flowers can be disappointing, 'Queen's Window' is indeed a good variety.
'Queen's Window' is a perennial herbaceous plant belonging to the genus Dendranthema of the Asteraceae family. In general, Asteraceae flowers are relatively disease-resistant. 'Queen's Window' has inherited the excellent traditions of the Asteraceae family, showing almost no diseases, and it is heat-resistant, sun-resistant, and prunable, with a very long blooming period. The natural blooming period is from April to November, starting to bloom continuously from late spring, peaking in the summer, and ending in autumn and winter.
Care Tips
'Queen's Window' is a plant that loves sunlight and can bloom even in insufficient light, although the number of flowers produced will be greatly reduced. To achieve the effect of a blooming pot, it must be placed in a location with long hours of direct sunlight. In the summer, the weather is hot and rainy, and after 'Queen's Window' gets rained on, the flowers will quickly wither and easily cause rotting roots and leaves, so be careful to avoid rain.
Bougainvillea