Begonia
Begonias are perfect for adding bursts of color to your garden. With their waxy leaves and vibrant blooms, they thrive in pots or as part of hedges. Low maintenance and long-lasting, begonias are an excellent choice for summer.
Allium
Known as the “onion flower,” alliums produce stunning globe-shaped blooms in shades of purple and white. These hardy perennials are perfect for the back of your garden and make striking additions to bouquets.
Black-Eyed Susans
With their bright yellow to deep orange blooms, Black-Eyed Susans add a pop of color to any garden. These perennials are easy to grow and attract butterflies, making them a must-have for summer gardens.
Bougainvillea
Hardy in warmer climates, bougainvilleas offer vibrant magenta and pink blossoms that add a tropical flair to your garden. These climbing plants are perfect for fences or trellises and thrive in sunny locations.
Clematis
Queens of flowering vines, clematis produce beautiful blooms in a variety of colors. These perennials love to climb and are ideal for arbors, trellises, and fences. Pruning the vine can encourage reflowering later in the season.
Coleus
While technically not a flowering plant, coleus offers stunning foliage in a range of colors. These versatile plants are perfect for both sunny and shady areas of your garden and are easy to grow.
Coneflower
Also known as echinacea, coneflowers are beloved by bees and butterflies. These hardy plants are a staple in garden beds and attract pollinators to your garden.
Coreopsis
With their bushy daisy-like flowers, coreopsis produces heaps of blooms throughout the season. Regular deadheading encourages continuous blooming, and these plants are available in various colors to suit your garden palette.
Dahlia
Dahlias are one of the most popular summer flowers, prized for their stunning blooms in a multitude of colors and sizes. These sturdy plants are perfect for bouquets and add elegance to any garden setting.