Great Flowering Color for Spring. These flowering plants will bloom throughout the spring seasons. Some may last to late summer. Click on the photo for a larger photo.
Many more plants will provide color throughout the spring seasons. Here are a few that will help you decide what to plant this spring.
Color Your World Nurseries will typically have these flowering plants in spring. Ask for these types of plants at your local nursery if you are not from Las Cruces, NM. area.
Red Sage. They come in numerous colors. From bright fuchsia pink to dark purple. Once established drought tolerant. Easy care plant. Plant them in the ground or in containers.
Daisies for color. In containers or in flower beds. Image by lisa runnels from Pixabay
The Cosmos Plants
Cosmos plant them around trees or along sidewalks. Also good in containers with other smaller annuals. Most local nurseries will have the seeds or the plant in small containers.
Coreopsis yellow flower. In containers or around flowering beds. Plant underneath filtered light. Image by hellenmoreirat0 from Pixabay
California Poppies
California Poppies are great around desert landscaping areas. Blooms in early to mid-spring.
Blue or Violet Salvia
Blue Salvia plants. They come in blue, lavender, dark purple, and white. Plant in mass for great visual appeal. Mid-spring throughout the summer months. Image by Petra Faltermaier from Pixabay
Coleus Plants
Coleus plants in the foreground. Use foliage color. Many types and varieties. They do best in large containers.More Coleus.
Marigolds in the Garden
Bright orange Marigolds. Plant them in mass. Short flowering plants are great for foreground containers or in a flower bed.
Million Bells also Known as Mini Petunias
Million Bells. AKA mini petunias. Use them in hanging baskets or plant them in the ground. They will drape over containers. Million Bells Plants
Red Verbena
Red Verbena. Great in a hanging basket. Or plant them in the ground for a great ground cover. There is also the Purple Verbena Plants
Petunias for summer color
Petunias in a wine barrel. Try the Wave Petunia they will bloom all summer long…all the way to late fall. They do best in containers or pots. Wave Petunias do best in the Southwest.More Geraniums. So many colors and varieties.Columbine flowers. Easy care of flowering plants. White, purple, and pink longed stemmed plants.Black-Eyed Susan. Plant them in fields or your backyard. Great looking yellow flower.Violas or Johnny Jump-ups. Great in hanging baskets or planting them in gardening beds. – Image by Hans Braxmeier from PixabayPurple flower coneflower or Echinacea – Image by Mabel Amber, still incognito… from Pixabay
Yes, try the Pothos hanging plants. They are easy to care for and you can place them in a medium to lots of light areas. Here is a link with information on common houseplants.
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A question. Do you carry creosote bushes?
Hello, Patricia unfortunately, we do not carry Creosote bushes. It is a hard plant to keep in a container.
Paul
what plants would you recommend for layering terra cotta planters. ie a large one, and med inside of that one and a small one inside the med.
Do you carry coneflowers?
Yes, we do!
Great, thank you.
My wife is looking for some indoor plants do you have any recommendations??
Yes, try the Pothos hanging plants. They are easy to care for and you can place them in a medium to lots of light areas. Here is a link with information on common houseplants.