Sophia Davis The spring season brings new life to the garden which starts from its dormant brown state and evolves into a colorful and lively garden. The right plant selection will create an outdoor space that functions as a winter sanctuary. Your high-impact display will deliver annual rewards when you select both early bloomers and fragrant icons for your garden.
Daffodils
The cheerful yellow trumpets represent springtime through their visual appearance. The plants possess extreme strength against deer while producing golden blooms that will expand in size during every upcoming season with almost no maintenance requirements.
Tulips
Tulips provide a formal appearance through their availability of almost every possible color choice. The planting of these flowers in close-knit groups known as “drifts” results in a visually striking color display which can be achieved through both light pastel shades and deep purple and orange hues.
Pansies and Violas
The tough little flowers of this species can survive early spring chill better than most other plants. The “faces” of these products display different patterns and colors which instantly enhance the brightness of containers and garden borders that face the street.
Bleeding Hearts
This traditional woodland plant has heart-shaped flowers which hang down from its curved stems. The plants flourish in shady locations which provide a romantic atmosphere for dimmer areas of your spring garden.
Forsythia
Forsythia functions as a springtime neon sign because it presents its first blooms during the initial stages of the season. The plant displays its entire branch structure with bright yellow flowers which start blooming before any green foliage emerges.
Hellebores
The Lenten Rose is one of the earliest flowers to bloom because it starts blooming before spring arrives. The flowers of this plant have a cup-shaped design which nods down while providing bees with essential food during the early spring season.
Peonies
Peonies stand as the undisputed crown jewel of the garden because they bloom during the final weeks of spring. The flowers produce huge and abundant blooms which create a perfect flower bed centerpiece while their stunning appearance transforms vases into beautiful decorative pieces.
Azaleas
The flowering shrubs create an intense color display which hides their green leaves from view. The plants require acidic soil conditions for optimal growth which they achieve when grown together to form a massive display of pink and red and white flowers.
Lilacs
The scent of a lilac bush signals the arrival of warmer weather. The shrubs are strong and simple to cultivate because they produce dense flower clusters which function as ideal cuttable indoor decorations.
Primroses
The low-growing perennials provide an extensive range of jewelry-colored tonal options. The plants add ground-level color to your garden because they thrive in moist, shaded locations which are harmful to other plants.
