Flowers feed the soul. It is why we love flower gardens. Besides it, plenty of insects get nutrition from the flowers. Flowers are essential in our nature; it can feed birds, animals, insects, and humans. It aids in the reproduction because it entices outside pollinators. Think about it, without flowers, plants are merely green, and the world will become dull. Here are some flowers that bloom quickly.
Calendula
This is known as Pot Marigold. It has a history of being a skin healing herb. You can use the dried petals of calendula as saffron, a substitute in cooking. Pot Marigold is a fast-growing flower that has broad leaves.
Sweet Alyssum
This Sweet Alyssum or Lobularia maritima is the flower that hovers the flies and other small insects a lot. They benefit from this low growing plant. It is also perfect for softening the edge of the beds and the containers when growing plants. Its fragrance varies depending on its variety, and in the evening, it always has the strongest smell.
Nigella damascene
Love in a mist or Nigella damascene is a lovely pastel flower framed by lacy foliage. It matures to exotic seed pods. It grows steadily in cold spring weather, and it blooms in the early summer. This beautiful flower looks soft when you put in the base of the fence.
Cornflowers
Cornflowers are also known as bachelor’s buttons. This type of flower is unfazed by the changeable spring weather. The bees like this flower – it rises up at straight stem in the summer. Its petals proliferated and infused with cornflower floral water. This water can be used to soothe the puffy eyes. It is also a rising star for natural skincare circles.
Johnny Jump Ups
This flower is called mini-pansies, violas, or field pansies. Johnny-jump-ups are lovely to pair at the spring-flowering bulbs and the enthusiastic re-seeders. I like this beautiful Johnny jumps ups.
Sunflowers
Sunflowers are cold-hardy. One of the flowers that bloom quickly. Its seedlings survive in the spring frosts. Getting a few sunflowers is a beautiful, rewarding day. There are plenty of benefits for growing beautiful sunflowers such as cut flowers and edible seeds. It also attracts a pest patrolling bird and bees that improve the harvest. Even detoxifies the contaminated soil, so sunflowers do not only have pretty faces; it has excellent advantages.
Poppies
California poppies or Eschscholzia californica grows from seeds, and it blooms in just 60 days. Getting poppies established in the garden is challenging in its first year because plants are re-seed successfully. Once it is established, this quick blooming flower gives the bees and other pollinators pollen that is rich in protein.
Nasturtiums
This flower is the tastiest of all the edible flowers; that’s why it attracts bees and other pollinators. Nasturtium is a popular flower for interplanting with tomatoes and cucumbers to deter the pests. Its flowers and leaves contain Vitamin C and other types of nutrients.
Annual Phlox
The Annual phlox or Phlox drummondii is such a nice looking flower. It is rich in nectar; that’s why butterflies seek these flowers out. New blossoms of the Annual phlox flower keeps coming out even though it is a hot season or dry spells.
Check some of my articles on growing flowers. Hibiscus flower & Cornflowers.
