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Pleasing to the eye all year round: 3 flowers that will thrive in a pot or flowerbed
09.02.2023 21:49
Updated: 13.04.2023 23:40
At the end of winter, you can choose flowers from among indoor plants that can grow in open ground.
During the spring and summer they will enjoy the warmth, the care of beneficial insects and will stock up on strength for wintering on the windowsill.
Some gardeners do it this way: first they plant the plants in open ground, and closer to the cold weather they transplant them into a pot and put them on the windowsill. When the warm weather comes, the "green pets" are returned to the flowerbed.
Eustoma
A delicate plant that does not like the cold. It can be transplanted into open ground in mid- or late April, and returned to the windowsill in September.
Alyssum
An unpretentious plant that grows quickly and smells nice. When it's time to return the alyssum to the windowsill, the flower needs to be trimmed.
Geranium
If the geranium withered and faded in winter, then perhaps open ground will do the plant good. It can be planted not in the most illuminated area, and it is necessary to water it once a week.
