Spring Flowers and Plants
Solomons seal plant (Polygonatum) is a perennial that grows from spring all the way through to fall. It is a tough plant that grows well in the shade.
This is another versatile plant that can survive in any temperature. No matter how hot or cold the temperature gets, Solomons seal will be […]
Primrose flower (Primula) is a plant that has a very large number of different species. They are predominantly perennials, but there are a few that can be grown as annuals.
Because of the name, some may think that the Primrose belongs to the rose family. It does not.
Ah the peony flowers! (Paeonia) It is such a delicate, pretty looking flower. This is definitely another one of my favorites.
Not only do they look gorgeous, but also they are very easy to take care of, and they live for a very long time.
Pansy Flowers (Viola) are small and delicate flowers that grow from spring all the way into the fall. They grow in many bright, beautiful colors and can grow in a single color or two-toned.
In the summer months the pansy may stop blooming due to the high temperatures. In the fall it […]
The Lupine flower (Lupinus) is a very differently shaped plant. The plant itself grows very tall and upright.
They can grow to be anywhere from 3 to 5 feet tall!
Lupine Flower
They grow upright along a very long stem. […]
Lily of the Valley (Convallaria) is a very tiny delicate looking plant. The flowers are white and bell-shaped as they hang off of their stems.
Lily of the Valley
They look like a beautiful flower to have […]
The Iris flower blooms in spring or early summer. They have a short blooming period and only last from 1 to 3 weeks.
While they do not live long, they are perennials and will grow back every year.
Iris Flower
There are […]
The Hyacinth has a very distinct look it. It grows straight and tall with tiny flowers blooming off of a single stem. Plenty if green leaves surround the plant.
They come in many different colors. Among them are pink, blue, violet, white, and pink.
Honeysuckle Vine is definitely a favorite flower of mine. It brings me back to when I was a child, and loved to find the plant. I would pluck a flower off of its stem, pull out the middle, and eat the tiny drop of honey that hung from it.
It has such […]
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