Purple flowers include:
This article provides a detailed introduction to the types of purple flowers and shares experience in the maintenance of green plants for five common flowering purple flowers. Let's learn about them together.
Wisteria: It usually blooms from May to June, with bright and highly ornamental flowers.
Prunus triloba: Its flower color is purple red, with strong adaptability and wide distribution.
Bougainvillea: Flower colors are rich, including purple red, white, orange yellow, etc.
Cereus peruvianus: It usually blooms in winter and spring, but is not cold-resistant and requires proper temperature control and warmth.
Paeonia lactiflora: It is as famous as the king of flowers, Peony, and has very high ornamental value.
Other flowers: Rosemary, Viola yedoensis, Centaurea cyanus, Crape myrtle, Hyacinth, etc.
I. Wisteria
Wisteria has a long history of cultivation in China and is a precious flower in our country. It usually blooms between May and June, with flowers in light purple, purple red, or blue, graceful shapes, bright colors, and high ornamental value during the blooming period. It has strong adaptability to the environment, but to make it bloom better, it is best to provide a sunny, well-ventilated, and warm environment, and proper fertilization is needed during the growing season to supplement nutrition.
II. Prunus triloba
Prunus triloba, also known as Small Peach Red, has leaves like those of Ulmus pumila and flowers similar to梅花, hence the name. Its blooming period is concentrated in early April, with purple red flowers, single to double petals, and highly ornamental during the blooming period. Prunus triloba has strong adaptability to the environment, with certain cold resistance, drought resistance, and thin soil resistance. However, to make it grow and bloom better, it is necessary to control the temperature properly, supplement fertilizer and water in time, and get plenty of sun.
III. Bougainvillea
Bougainvillea is a flower of the south with a long cultivation history, numerous varieties, rich flower colors such as bright red, purple red, white, orange yellow, etc., long blooming period, and beautiful flowers. In the southern region, it can bloom almost all year round and is often cultivated on both sides of roads. Now there are also many cultivations in the northern region, usually in pots, not cold-resistant, and it is convenient to control the temperature after potting in winter, which can be moved indoors to ensure safe overwintering.
IV. Cereus peruvianus
Cereus peruvianus has purple red flowers when it blooms. It is a plant of the cactus family, with the blooming period mainly concentrated in winter and spring. However, it is not cold-resistant. To make it bloom on schedule, it is necessary to provide a warm and well-lit environment and to fertilize in advance to supplement nutrients. Only with sufficient nutrients and a suitable environment can it bloom. During the blooming period, strict water and temperature control are required, with more sun exposure.
V. Paeonia lactiflora
Paeonia lactiflora has strong adaptability to the environment, cold and drought resistance, preference for cool environments, intolerance to waterlogging, and is as famous as the king of flowers, Peony. It has rich flower colors, graceful posture, large flower shape, and very high ornamental value during the blooming period. Paeonia lactiflora is commonly used in gardens and also has high medicinal value.
VI. Other flowers
There are many plants that bloom purple red flowers, such as Rosemary, Viola yedoensis, Centaurea cyanus, Crape myrtle, Beauty bush, Tulip, Hyacinth, etc., all of which have relatively high ornamental value during the blooming period.
This article shares the types of purple red flowers and a detailed explanation of the five common flowering purple red flowers, hoping to provide help in green plant management!