Yellow flower plant

1. Winter Jasmine

Forsythia usually blooms when spring comes, and its appearance represents the arrival of spring. Forsythia has strong vitality, is cold-resistant and drought-resistant, and mostly grows on roadsides. During the flowering period, there are large numbers of flowers with bright colors of bright yellow, and the ornamental value of the flowering period is relatively high.

2. Forsythia

Forsythia also blooms in spring, and its flowering also represents the arrival of spring. It likes light, but also has a certain degree of shade tolerance. It is cold-resistant, drought-resistant, and barren-resistant, and has strong vitality. Its growth requirements for soil are not high, and ordinary garden soil can meet the needs.

3. Rapeseed

The color of rapeseed flowers is also yellow. During the flowering period, the rapeseed fields all over the mountains form a spectacular pastoral scenery with high ornamental value. In many areas, rapeseed flowers have become tourist attractions.

4. Sunflower

Sunflowers love light very much. When cultivating them, be sure to choose a plot with sufficient light. Only by meeting its light needs can it grow better and bloom as scheduled.

5. Honeysuckle

Honeysuckle not only has a high ornamental effect, but also has strong medicinal value. Its flowering period is usually concentrated between April and June. The initial flowers are white, and as the light becomes stronger, the color of the flowers will slowly turn yellow. In addition, it can also bloom in autumn if properly cared for.

6. Camellia chrysantha

The flowers of Camellia chrysantha are also yellow. It belongs to the Theaceae family and its flowering period is between November and December. It likes a warm and humid climate environment and well-drained and acidic soil. If you want it to grow vigorously, you should meet its needs as much as possible.

7. Other plants

In addition to the above plants, other plants with yellow flowers include Hypericum, nasturtium, daylily, marigold, witch hazel, cymbidium, Michelia, Milan, osmanthus, chrysanthemum, etc.