Types of Ornamental Plants
Viola
While violas are typically planted annually however, they are frost-resistant, and some be able to stay in the winter. They are perfect for pot gardening due to their small size and capacity to bloom in a variety of ways. You can pick from a range of vibrant and cheerful colors like white, purple orange, and yellow. Sunset Boulevard is a combination of peach and lemon colors. Violas are available at your local garden shop.
VIBE – “Ignition Purple”
VIBE’Ignition Purple’ is a Salvia James hybrid that is a combination of beauty and force. In summer and spring the bright purple flowers are plentiful. It’s also extremely hot and humidity-resistant. “Ignition Purple,” grows between 18 and 24 inches. It’s wide and tall and is suitable for cutting garden borders bordering flowers, flower borders, as well as planters for wildlife. It can be planted in zones 7-11.
Lavender
Lavender is among many of the most fragrant, and vivid plants. They are easy to dry and can be used to make potpourri, sachets or stuffed into socks. Plants that have brightly colored leaves repel mosquitoes as well as Flies. Lavender (Lavandula spp.) It is extremely easy to grow, if your soil has good drainage and is slightly alkaline. The majority of species are hardy in Zones 5 6, 9 or 9.
Jolt Pink Dianthus
This dianthus features large, vibrantly colored flower heads which are attached to sturdy stems. Dianthus likes colder temperatures in spring. But, Jolt Pink can withstand the heat and create stunning garden flowers throughout the throughout the year. This flower is simple to cultivate for people who enjoy tidy and tidy garden containers. Jolt Pink is able to be planted as an annual in Zones 7-10.
Blackbeard Penstemon
This perennial is exceptionally adept in drawing hummingbirds. Blackbeard’s white-accentedlilac-colored blooms are atop the dark-purple compacted leaves. It is able to grow up in size of 28-34 inches. It’s about 2 feet tall and broad and will bloom in the spring and summer months, from mid-summer to early. Burgundy seeds are available too, and can extend the time of interest. “Blackbeard,” which is resistant to cold in Zones 3-8 is available.
