Spring is the sowing season, when balconies and gardens are adorned with colorful flowers. At the end of March, when the danger of frost has passed, you can plant the first flowers in pots. Choosing the plants and the right location is especially important. Not every flower can grow on a shady balcony. For example, petunias, geraniums and oleander work well on a sunny or partially shaded balcony, while begonias, fuchsias and primroses are suitable for shaded balconies. Which flowers can grow on the balcony in spring? Read on.
Plant flowers in planters in March
With the first warm rays of spring sun, daffodils, tulips, hyacinths and other bulbs begin to sprout. They should be planted in autumn and overwintered in the basement. With proper care, they can germinate in the last weeks of winter.
Which bulb flowers can be planted in planters?
At the beginning of the frost-free period, you can find different balcony plants in stores and plant them directly in boxes. Fuchsias, begonias and impatiens grow well on a north-facing shaded balcony. They have particularly large flowers and make the balcony look lovely. The best-known flowers that you often see in planters are geraniums. They are extremely durable, easy to maintain and perfect for beginners. In spring, you can buy the first geraniums and plant them immediately in boxes.
Beautify the balcony with plants
Planting ideas for spring
Place finished plantings in planters
Daffodils in the window
Geranium flowers
Petunias and impatiens
Peter Dark
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