Now that the threat of winter has already passed, are you ready for some spring colors in your garden? Many gardeners are doubtful about what to plant because it might not just be the perfect time to plant those flowers, and of course, you don’t want to waste your time and energy on planting, and it will just die a few days after, right?

One of the best solutions to this kind of problem is to check your USDA Hardiness Zone. From there, you will be able to compare climates and check plants suitable in your area. You can also check there the highest and lowest temperature all year.  Nevertheless, here are the best flowers you can plant in late spring, regardless of your location.

Petunias

Petunias are the best flower to grow in midsummer, and the best time to plant them is in late spring, where you can ensure that the ground is free from cold. Petunias have colorful petals and multiple varieties, depending on their sizes. These are Grandiflora, Floribundas, Millifloras, Multiflora, and Trailing Petunias. Regardless of what you choose, you can never go wrong with Petunias.

When it comes to taking care of Petunias, they only need to be hit directly by the sunlight at least 6 hours per day, and you don’t have to worry much since it would be best to plant them in a hanging basket. Meaning you can just put them from one location to another so they can thrive. To ensure you are on the right path in planting your Petunias, you may Click Here.

Lily of the Valley

The Lily of the Valley, which you may have heard as of May Bells or Mary’s tears, is native to areas in North America and Asia. This perennial plant is so famous not just because of its nicknames but also because of its bell-shaped flowers that have a good scent. With that said, it would be best to add Lily of the Valley to your list of flowers to plant in late spring.

What makes this flower good to plant in late spring is because they are not picky with the soil. Even if the soil is acidic, they can still survive. With that said, you can enjoy Lily of the Valley’s company for a long time, not to mention they are perennial types of flowers.  Moreover, since its flowers are scented, it makes the Lily of the Valley deer resistant.

Pansies

One of the best flowers to plant this late spring is Pansies or Violas. Most gardeners highly favor these flowers because of their bright and attractive colors. Just a bit of background about Pansies; they were just wildflowers back then. But now, they are one of the most famous flowers globally. 

But what really makes them famous is not just their bright colors but also how you will plant them. You will have complete control over how you plant them without having a doubt if you are doing it right because you can never go wrong when you plant Pansies. Either you plant them in mixed colors or a single color, you will still get the best result that you want.

Weigela

If you want a flower that is low in maintenance and is perfect for planting in the late spring, then you might want to add Weigela to your list. It’s also a good idea to plant Weigela in an entryway because they have these bell-shaped flowers with a combination of white and pink colors that’ll surely add a wow factor in your neighborhood.

Just keep in mind that if you plant them in an entryway, ensure that they will be hit directly by the sun because they love the sun’s heat, which is a good idea to plant them not just in late spring but also in preparation for the summer. However, they can only tolerate partial shade, meaning you really need to let them have that full sun to reach their best potential.

Geranium

Of all the flowers mentioned above, Geranium is the most beloved by gardeners for a long time, and most of them plant Geranium in early or late spring. When you plan to buy Geranium, it would be best to examine the color and size of the flower thoroughly because it may have pests in there without you noticing them.

You will know that the Geranium is healthy when there are no holes in the leaves, the color is not fading, and lastly, the stems are firm. Once you bought the Geranium and chose them as houseplants, ensure that the location where you place them will be hit directly by the sun. Geranium needs at least four to six hours of exposure to the sun.

Takeaway

There are a lot of flowers you can plant. But those mentioned above are the best flowers you may consider planting this late spring. It would be best to share this with your family and friends so you’ll have someone to accompany you in gardening. With your commitment and determination, you can achieve planting these easy-to-grow flowers.