Plant These Flowers and Trees to Turn Your Garden into a Dreamland

Trista - June 20, 2020
Share
Sunflowers are a favorite among nearly everyone because they can brighten up your garden quickly. Shutterstock.

Sunflowers

Sunflowers are a common plant in North America and many other parts around the world. They’re best known for their unique personality, which makes them look down when the sun isn’t shining on them. Some people will state that they look sad because their warmth has been taken away. But, once the sun beats down on them again, they look up with praise.

Sunflowers can grow several feet tall, but the tallest one ever recorded reached a height of 30 feet. They have traveled into space, and many people feel they have healing powers.

You can’t have a dreamland garden without adding a few Love-Lies-Bleeding flowers. Shutterstock.

Love-Lies-Bleeding

There are many names for this plant, but everyone’s favorite seems to be Love-Lies-Bleeding. They can grow between two to eight feet tall and from one to three feet wide. The size will depend on how fertile the soil is and how well you care for it. The best type of soil is well-drained, but they can handle nearly any kind.

No one knows where this flower originated, but it now lives in several areas of the world, especially in Central and South America.

Sources:

“20 trees for small gardens.” BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine, Gardeners’ World. February 2020.

“Top 10 Small Trees for Tiny Gardens.” David Domoney, David Domoney.

“The Best Summer Flowers for a Standout Garden.” Monique Valeris and Lauren Smith McDonough, Good Housekeeping. May 2020.

“The Most Beautiful Flowers You Can Plant in Your Garden.” Jamie McIntosh, The Spruce. June 2019.

“15 Fantastic Trees That Can Turn Your Garden Into a Dreamland.” Bright Side.

Advertisement
Advertisement