What flowers bloom in autumn
This article introduces what flowers bloom in autumn and the related introduction of the most common autumn flowers and green plants. Next, the site editor will introduce them to the netizens.
After raising flowers for a long time, you will find that buying flowers also requires a lot of knowledge. Choosing the right season to buy can save time and effort in cultivation, and the flowering effect will also be much better. Buying in the wrong season may result in the flowers not surviving, which is a waste of money. Today, I will share with you the flowers that are suitable to buy in autumn!
Flowers suitable for buying in autumn
1.牡丹、芍药 tubers
Both peonies and peonies bloom at the end of spring. If you want to plant them, the tubers should be booked early, with July and August being the best booking period, and planting around the time of Mid-Autumn Festival. Autumn is the time for dividing tubers. Planting them in autumn, experiencing low-temperature vernalization, and having some flowers makes them look beautiful.
If you buy tubers in spring and they don't bloom or even germinate, don't buy tubers in spring. However, you can buy ready-made flowering potted plants, which can be admired as soon as you bring them back, but this way, you miss the fun of raising flowers.
2. Dwarf morning glory, Marguerite, and pansies
Many grass flowers bloom in spring, such as dwarf morning glory, Marguerite, pansies, and angle pansies, but these grass flowers are not suitable for buying in spring because they prefer cool weather. The seedlings in spring have not experienced the cold of winter, have weak root systems, and find it difficult to survive the summer, resulting in poor flowering.
Especially dwarf morning glories, their seedling period is very long. If you start with plug seedlings in autumn and continuously pinch the tops, the flower yield will be considerable by the following spring. Buying seedlings in spring will also result in flowering, but the effect is much poorer.
3. Roses, clematis
Roses and clematis have their peak blooming periods in spring. They are also very cold-tolerant flowers. Theoretically, seedlings can be bought all year round, but the best time is in autumn and winter when the temperature is low and the root damage is minimal. After raising them through winter, the seedlings will be a year older by the following spring, and their root resistance will also be stronger, resulting in a better flowering effect.
Another benefit is that the low temperature in autumn reduces the occurrence of diseases and pests, which saves a lot of trouble. Buying seedlings in spring and summer increases the chance of outbreaks of diseases and pests.