Blooms for Every Season

Spring Blooming Plants

1. Tulips – Classic spring flowers in a variety of colors.
2. Daffodils – Cheerful yellow, white, or orange blooms.
3. Hyacinths – Fragrant flowers in shades of pink, purple, and white.
4. Crocuses – Early bloomers that signal the arrival of spring.
5. Lilacs – Shrubs with fragrant purple or white flowers.
6. Cherry Blossoms – Beautiful pink or white flowering trees.
7. Peonies – Large, lush blooms that appear in late spring.
8. Bleeding Hearts – Heart-shaped pink or white flowers.
9. Forsythia – Bright yellow flowering shrubs.
10. Magnolias – Large, fragrant blossoms in pink, white, or purple.

Summer Blooming Plants

1. Sunflowers – Tall, bright yellow flowers that follow the sun.
2. Zinnias – Vibrant, low-maintenance flowers in many colors.
3. Coneflowers (Echinacea) – Hardy, daisy-like flowers in pink, purple, and white.
4. Black-eyed Susans – Golden-yellow flowers with dark centers.
5. Lavender – Fragrant purple flowers that attract pollinators.
6. Petunias – Colorful, cascading blooms perfect for containers.
7. Dahlias – Large, intricate blooms in a wide range of colors.
8. Lantana – Heat-tolerant flowers that change color as they bloom.
9. Hibiscus – Tropical-looking flowers in pink, red, and white.
10. Yarrow – Hardy perennial with clusters of tiny flowers in various shades.

Fall Blooming Plants

1. Chrysanthemums (Mums) – Classic fall flowers in red, orange, yellow, and purple.
2. Asters – Daisy-like flowers in purple, pink, and white that attract butterflies.
3. Goldenrod – Tall, bright yellow flowers that bloom late in the season.
4. Japanese Anemones – Delicate pink or white flowers on tall stems.
5. Sedum (Autumn Joy) – Succulent-like clusters of pink flowers that deepen in color.
6. Helenium (Sneezeweed) – Warm-toned flowers resembling mini sunflowers.
7. Toad Lily – Unique, orchid-like spotted flowers that thrive in shade.
8. Montauk Daisies – Late-season white daisy flowers with glossy green leaves.
9. Witch Hazel – Fragrant yellow blooms that appear in late fall.
10. Ornamental Kale – Not a flower, but colorful foliage that thrives in cool weather.

Winter Interest Plants

1. Winterberry (Ilex verticillata) – A deciduous holly with bright red berries that persist through winter.
2. Evergreens (Spruce, Pine, Fir, Juniper) – Provide year-round greenery and structure.
3. Witch Hazel (Hamamelis) – Produces fragrant yellow, red, or orange flowers in late winter.
4. Hellebores (Lenten Rose) – Cold-hardy perennials that bloom in late winter with beautiful nodding flowers.
5. Redtwig Dogwood (Cornus sericea) – Striking red branches add color to snowy landscapes.
6. Ornamental Grasses (Miscanthus, Switchgrass, Fountain Grass) – Their seed heads and texture look beautiful in frost.
7. Mahonia (Oregon Grape Holly) – Evergreen shrub with spiky leaves and winter yellow flowers.
8. Camellia (Winter-Blooming Varieties) – Glossy evergreen leaves and rose-like blooms in late winter.
9. Paperbark Maple (Acer griseum) – Peeling cinnamon-colored bark adds visual interest in winter.
10. Snowdrops (Galanthus) – One of the earliest bulbs to bloom, often emerging through snow.