Introduction

Spring is the perfect time to plant flowers and let your creativity flow. There are so many different types of ornamental plants that will add color and character to any garden. This post provides a list of great ornamental plants that are easy to care for, look beautiful, and come in a wide range of colors.

Geraniums

Geraniums are a perennial flowering plant that have a long season of bloom. They are easy to grow and make great plants for the beginner gardener.

If you love flowers, but don’t have much time or space to devote to your garden, geraniums are perfect for you! Geraniums produce showy blossoms on long stems all summer long. The flower colors range from pink, red and white to lavender, orange and purple making them an excellent choice for any garden area that needs color without taking over too much room in the landscape.

Petunias

Petunias are perennial flowering plants that grow in the family Solanaceae. They are grown as annuals and are a popular choice for containers and hanging baskets. Petunias come in a wide variety of colors, including white, pink and red. Petunias can be grown indoors or outdoors depending on your preference.

The petunia is one of the most popular annual flowers used by flower growers all over the world!

Impatiens

Impatiens are a genus of flowering plants in the family Balsaminaceae. The genus includes annual, biennial and perennial species, that are commonly known as “touch-me-nots”, “balsam”, or “jewelweed”.

Bacopa

Bacopa, also known as “Moneywort” or “Devil’s Water,” is a great choice for your springtime garden. These beautiful plants are water-loving and easy to grow, making them a good option for container planting and hanging baskets.

Bacopa has many different cultivars that can help you create an eye-catching display with minimal effort. The flowers are long lasting and very colorful, so they will provide the perfect splash of color in your yard throughout the growing season.

If you’re looking to add some color to your outdoor space this spring, consider adding Bacopa to your yard! A single plant can create quite a show once it starts blooming—and its vibrant purple foliage will add even more interest when paired with other flowering plants like pansies or primrose cvs (Oenothera).

Verbena

There are many other types of verbena that make beautiful additions to your garden, including:

• Purple verbena (Verbena bonariensis)
• Golden Marguerite (Verbena rigida)
• Pink verbena (Verbena canadensis)

All three of these varieties are perennial plants. The purple variety is a great choice for sunny spots in your garden; the golden marguerite is an excellent option for containers; and pink verbena thrives in hanging baskets or containers.

Angelonia

Angelonia is a genus of about 50 species of flowering plants in the sunflower family (Asteraceae). They are native to Mexico and Central America, but widely cultivated as ornamentals in other regions.

The flower heads are often pendulous and attract hummingbirds, which pollinate them. The plants can be propagated by seed or by division.

Wave Petunia

Wave petunias are a beautiful addition to your garden. They have a unique, cascading flower that appears to “wave” in the wind as you walk by. These flowers will begin to bloom in mid-summer and you should be able to get multiple harvests from them if you choose to cut them back after their first blooming period.

How To Grow Wave Petunias

These plants grow best when planted in full sun or partial shade with rich soil and regular watering. When planting these beauties, try not to disturb the roots too much because they can become damaged easily which can cause them not only not to grow but also cause them to die off altogether! If this happens then don’t worry! There are many other varieties of wave petunia available so simply replace it with another one instead! We recommend using fertilizer every 2 weeks during springtime until early summer when temperatures rise above 80 degrees Fahrenheit regularly day after day for about 4 days straight–then wait until next year before fertilizing again – this will ensure healthy growth for years t come

Scaevola

Scaevola, also known as Fan Flower, is a beautiful ornamental plant for your garden. The plant has soft leaves that grow in pairs and can be white, blue or purple depending on the variety. It grows best in full sun and well drained soil, but can tolerate some shade.

Scaevola plants are easy to care for and propagate! They respond well to pruning. Harvesting flowers will promote more blooms throughout the season.

Calibrachoa

Calibrachoa is a trailing plant with large flowers. It makes a good choice for hanging baskets, containers and window boxes.

It’s also called Million Bells because of its many tiny bell-shaped flowers that grow on erect stems that look like little green bells.

The blooms are available in bright colors like red, orange and pink; they may be multi-colored or single-color blossoms. They’re excellent for adding color to your garden beds, especially in spring when spring bulbs are fading out and full-grown perennials haven’t yet bloomed.

Zinnia

Zinnia is a summer-blooming annual that grows well in the border, in containers, and in the garden. Zinnias come in many colors and sizes and are easy to grow. They’re also excellent cut flowers for arranging.

Zinnia is native to Mexico but has been cultivated for centuries by people all over the world. The plant gets its name from an eighteenth century botanist named Carl Linnaeus who called it “Zinnia” after his teacher Johann Zinner, who first gave it this name when he discovered it growing wild on a hillside outside of Tübingen, Germany (where he taught medicine).

Mums

Mums are an easy and inexpensive way to add color to your garden. They can be purchased in a variety of colors, sizes and heights. Mums come in all shapes too!

You’re sure to find mums that fit the style of your home or yard with these tips for choosing the best plants for you:

• Buy at least 3 varieties of mums; one large plant, one medium plant and one small plant. If you want more color options, add another small plant of each variety as well!
• Plant them as close together as possible without overcrowding them so they get bushy instead of lanky looking over time

You can add a splash of color to your garden with these ornamental plants and flowers.

• You can add a splash of color to your garden with these ornamental plants and flowers.
• Ornamental plants are beautiful, but they are also easy to grow and maintain. For example, if you want an easy-to-grow flower that will give your yard some extra color, try growing pansies or petunias in your flower bed. They’re available at most garden stores and easy to find online as well!

Conclusion

In summary, these ornamental plants and flowers are the perfect way to add a splash of color to your garden. If you’re looking for something that is easy to maintain and can withstand the elements without any fuss, then these are the types of plants for you! We hope this post has been helpful in helping find out which ornamental plant or flower would look best in your yard this spring season (or whenever).