As summer comes to an end, rustic autumn colors sweep in as the season’s vibrant blooms begin to fade. Keep your garden looking fresh this year with some fall flowering plants in your space! Utilize plants with late bloom times and apply Bloom Booster to ensure your flowers are reaching their maximum potential.

Here Are Our Top Flowering Plants That’ll Put on a Fall Show

Garden Mums

The color variety available for garden mums makes this one of our favorites for fall flowers. Mums can come in autumn hues of orange, gold, russet, and bronze which will keep your garden looking great all season long. Perennial Mums will last through the winter and will bloom again next year. Plant in full sun. Grows 18 inches tall.

Celosia

Celosia brings incredible color and vibrancy to your garden. They offer flowers in different shapes and colors from the brain like cockscomb to the showy plume varieties that produce feathery flowers that look like flames or puffs of cotton candy. They bloom until the first frost. Plant in full sun. Grows up to 3 feet tall.

Aster

Daisy-like blossoms, with a resemblance to a star, will give your garden a fresh new shade of color. Blossoms in pinks, purples, blues, and whites emerge in late August to extend the beauty. Plant in full sun. Grows 5 inches tall.

Pansies

These rounded, flat-faced flowers bring a variety of bright colors, and some autumn colors, to balance out your garden. Pansies are versatile and can be planted in your garden, a container, or planting beds. They bounce back after a bit of light frost, which does well in an autumn garden. Plant in partial to full sun. Grows 6-12 inches tall.

Montauk Daisies

This fall long-blooming daisy stands up to salt spray, heat, and tight planting conditions in a cottage garden setting. Grows about 3 feet tall.

Veronica

Gorgeous spikes of blue or purple color. Features large, flowers that can last into the fall. Benefits from a good hard trim after flowers are finished, in order to maintain a nice tight habit.

 

Houseplants are great! They liven up any space, and even purify the air! But it can sometimes be tricky to take care of indoor plants when each plant has its own needs. The number one thing most people seem to struggle with is probably the most basic – water! Whether it’s too much or not enough, it can cause stress on your plants if conditions aren’t just right. To help keep your plants happy we put together a simple watering guide so you can maintain a healthy and thriving plant.Below we’ve compiled a list of our most popular houseplants and how often you should be watering. Don’t see your plant listed? Feel free to give us a call, or stop by. We’re here to help!

EVERY TWO WEEKS
These plants thrive when you water them sparingly, roughly every two weeks is just right.

  • Aloe Vera
  • Bromeliads
  • Cactus
  • Cast Iron Plants
  • Jade Plants
  • Orchids ( in Moss no ice cubes!)
  • Ponytail Palms
  • Sago Palms
  • Spider Plants
  • Snake Plant
  • Succulents
  • ZZ Plants

EVERY WEEK
These guys like to be watered a little more frequently roughly every week, keeping the soil moist.

  • Dracaena *small amount of water at a time
  • English Ivy
  • Fiddle Leaf Fig
  • Flamingo Flower
  • Philodendron
  • Norfolk Island Pines
  • Orchids (in bark, no ice cubes!)
  • Pothos *small amount of water at a time
  • Schefflera
  • Rubber Plants *small amount of water at a time

TWICE A WEEK
Our next group really likes to keep the soil moist at all times. However, be careful not to overwater. You do not want the soil soggy, just moist. Water roughly twice a week.

  • Areca Palms
  • Ferns
  • Croton
  • Peace Lily
  • Staghorn Ferns