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What to plant to have flowers all spring

April 1, 2018 Emma Parrott
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There are so many beautiful spring flowers it can be overwhelming knowing what to plant when.

But with a bit of planning, you can easily have a plant in flower throughout the early months of the year and enjoy flowers all season long.

I'm often asked what to plant to have flowers all spring, so these are my recommendations for having flowers from the beginning of the year through to May.

January Flowers

January flowers are Jasmine, Mahonia, Vibernum and Witchhazels.

February Flowers

February Flowers are Snowdrops, Cyclamen, Iris Reticulatas and Helebores.

March Flowers

March flowers are Daffodils, Crocus, Magnolia Stellata, Lily of the Valley, Forsythia and Camellias.

April Flowers

April flowers are Tulips, Flowering Cherries, Crab Apples, Magnolias, Flowering Currents, Pulmonaria,and Snakeshead Fritillaries.

May Flowers

May flowers are Rhododendrons, Clematis, Sweet William, Wisteria, Euphorbia, Alliums and Geums.

This simple planting scheme will reward you with a great array of flowers and there will always be some interest in the garden.

To see how my own garden is evolving this year head over to my instagram account @country_cut_flowers and do let me know what you're growing, I'd love to hear what you've planted this season.

 

In Gardening tips Tags what to plant, spring planting, spring flowers for your garden, what to plant in spring, spring flowers, planting schemes
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