National Plant A Flower Day
Spring is just around the corner, and March 12th is the day to participate in National Plant a Flower Day. Each year this day is dedicated to the planting of flowers and looking forward to the spring season.. For those, young and old, flower gardening has become a hobby, and National Plant a Flower Day is a start to the new season each year.
To determine which flowers grow as perennials (those that bloom back every year) in your area and which are designated annuals (those that require planting every year), it's best to know the zone you live in to determine which flowers grow as perennials (those that bloom back every year) and which are perennials (those that require planting every year). To find out more, check out this Plant Triage website for Hardiness Zones.
Seeds can be planted inside and planted in a sunny window.. Move the plants outside when the weather is nicer. Proper seedling germination is required, but not wet, and follow the seed packet's recommendations for proper germination of the seedling. For those who can't wait, get out the seed catalogs and start planning your next flower garden.
Is your house in a warmer climate? To start turning over some new soil, you should take out the trowel and the garden gloves. Sow some new seeds, bulbs, or plants, or plants, and watch those blossoms bloom into a stunning blaze for the whole neighborhood to enjoy.
How to celebrate #plantaflowerday
- Start a Flower Garden
- Start with a potted garden to get off.. This is a good way to go if you aren't able to tear up a patch of lawn. They do need more watering, but less care overall
- Select plants that grow well in your region. Some plants grow well in the shade, while others prefer the sun Some people adore both!
- Did you know that gardeners who like perennial gardens must thin their flower beds every couple of years? If you know someone with a green thumb, learn about them better. They also like to share the extra bulbs and seeds with those who are new to gardening, so if you know someone with a green thumb, get to know them better. You may get some free plants, tips, and a budding friendship.
- Local greenhouses stock plants that do well in your area. Don't be afraid to ask them questions and shop there often.
- Let's all work together by planting a flower and helping make the world a more beautiful place. PlantAFlowerDay is a hashtag used to post on social media
Flower FAQ
Q. What is the difference between an annual, biennial, and perennial flower?
A. An annual flower bloom blooms for one season and then dies. Every year, some annual plants and flowers reseed themselves, so blooms appear every year. A zinnia is an example of an annual flower. The biennial flower grows from seed to plant in two years before dying back. A hollyhock is an example of a biennial plant. When planted in a zone that promotes the flower's lifecycle, a perennial flower will bloom every year. Irises are examples of perennial flowers.
Is it necessary to water flowers in pots? Q. Do flowers in pots need more water?
A. Usually, yes. Pots are drying out more quickly.. They are exposed to air on both directions and are designed to drain excess water away to prevent root rot.. When flowers are rooted in the ground, their roots will access water that is not present in deeper soil.
