20 Common Flowers for Gardening

1. Petunia

Petunia is a perennial herb, often cultivated as an annual or biennial plant. The petunia plant is about 15-80 cm tall and has two growth types: clumping and creeping. The leaves of petunia are oval or ovate in shape, the flowers are single or double, and the flowering period is from May to July every year. Petunia has strong adaptability and can be used to beautify flower beds, and the effect is better when planted in large areas.

2. Rudbeckia

Rudbeckia is an annual or biennial herb with a plant height of about 60-100 cm. It blooms from May to September. The flowers are beautiful and the edges of the flowers of cultivated varieties are tung brown and chestnut brown. Rudbeckia has strong adaptability to open fields, is relatively cold-resistant, very drought-resistant, has strong adaptability to soil, and is very easy to cultivate.

3. Sedum sedum

Sedum sedum is a perennial succulent herb with a height of about 30-50 cm. Its flowering period is from July to October. The flowers have various colors, including white, purple, rose red, etc. Sedum pachyphyllum likes strong light and a dry, well-ventilated environment. The plant is strong and requires little management. It is very cold-resistant and can withstand low temperatures of -20°C.

4. Kale

The leaves of kale have various shapes and bright colors, and their shape is like a peony. Kale prefers cool climates, is relatively cold-resistant, and has strong growth ability.

5. Other flowers

In addition, other flowers commonly used in landscaping include tulip tree, pyracantha, four-o'clock tree, camellia, crabapple, coreopsis, cosmos, echinacea, medallion, penstemon, clustered phlox, hollyhock, yellow rose, rose, globe amaranth, and February orchid.