Balcony flowers can be grown on the windowsill, in hanging baskets or in traditional standing containers. However, it is important to know Which species are suitable for a bright, sunny balcony, and which balcony plants are suitable for shaded places.
Petunia
Petunas are one of the most popular one -year balcony plants thanks to beautiful colorful flowers that spread a delicate smell at night. If they are provided with nutritious soil and a lot of serf, petunia grow quickly in every pot. These balcony plants are relatively resistant to drought and heat, but require regular watering when they are grown in pots. Like other one -year balcony flowers, Petunia benefits from pruning faded flowers to encourage them to flow again.
Chrysanthemum
These plants are one of the most popular flowers around the world and can also be used as balcony plants. Chrysanthemums can also be grown as perennials, but on the balcony they are most often treated as annual plants. They are known for their resistance to mild frosts, which do not interfere with further flowering until late autumn. They are easy to grow and can be a good choice even for beginners.
Pink clove
Cloves are the perfect flowers for balconies and terraces. They are very easy to grow and can be combined with other flowers in containers. This annual plants are doing well in pots, as long as they have nutritious soil and regular watering. They will quickly sprinkle with colorful flowers in shades of white, red, pink and sometimes yellow. In addition, they produce a beautiful spicy smell. Corbing clove varieties are great for growing on the balcony.
Source: Gazeta
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