Introduction

The best plants for your garden.

Tulips

Tulips are perennial bulbs that are native to the area around the Mediterranean. They are easy to grow, and come in a wide variety of colours. Tulips are also popular as garden border plants, and make excellent cut flowers.

In addition to their beauty, tulips have many other qualities that make them an ideal choice for your garden:

• They can be planted in almost any type of soil; they do not need a lot of attention while they’re growing; they flower consistently through spring and early summer; they will grow reliably year after year!

Lavender

Lavender is one of the most versatile plants you can grow in your garden. Not only is it beautiful, but it also offers a variety of benefits. Lavender is a perennial plant that grows well in dry soil, so it’s perfect for areas with little rainfall or shady corners of your yard.

Lavender is great at attracting bees and other insects that pollinate flowers and crops, which makes them especially valuable to farmers who grow fruits or vegetables that need help from pollinators like bees to produce healthy crops. In addition to protecting food crops from pests without pesticides, lavender also attracts butterflies, hummingbirds and songbirds into your garden!

Cactus

Cactus plants are great for the beginner gardener. They are easy to grow and care for, and you will be able to enjoy a beautiful garden in no time at all. Cactus plants require little water, so they’re a good choice if you live in a hot climate or don’t have much space to spare for gardening.

Cactus plants come in all shapes, sizes and colors. If you want an easy way to add color to your garden without having to worry about watering or fertilizing them often (or at all), cacti might be just what you’re looking for!

Sunflowers

If you’re looking for a plant that’s easy to grow, attracts bees and kids alike, and looks great in all seasons—sunflowers are the perfect choice.

Sunflowers are great for gardens because they’re so easy to grow. They’re also very low maintenance—you don’t even have to deadhead them (that is, remove dead flower heads). This means you can keep busy doing other things while sunflowers thrive in your garden.

Sunflowers grow well in many climates and are easy on the eyes as well: their tall stalks tower over neighboring flowers; their bright yellow petals color up an otherwise dull landscape; bees love their pollen-rich blooms!

Roses

• Roses
• They’re one of the best plants for your garden.
• They are easy to grow and care for, which makes them a great choice if you’re a beginner gardener.
• They’re beautiful, so they add color and life to your garden.
• They can grow in a variety of climates, from cold winter areas all the way down to hot desert climates like Arizona or Texas (although rose bushes prefer cooler temperatures).
• Your roses will attract bees, which is always a good thing when it comes to attracting pollinators!

Geraniums

Geraniums are a beautiful and colorful addition to any garden. They’re easy to grow and maintain, making them an excellent choice for a beginner gardener.

A great choice for any garden, geraniums perform well in containers as well as in the ground.

Dahlia’s

Dahlias are perennials and can be planted in the spring, summer or fall. They come in many colors and sizes, so you’ll never have trouble finding one that matches your decorating taste. Dahlias make excellent garden plants because they’re easy to grow, bloom from early summer until frost, attract butterflies and hummingbirds, and they look great when cut!

Sunflower

Sunflowers are a great way to add color and texture to your garden. They’re also easy to grow, so you can get started growing sunflowers in your yard today!

Sunflowers have tall stalks that grow up to 10 feet tall or more. You can plant them along a fence line or at the edge of your garden where they can easily be seen from the road. Sunflowers are also great for attracting birds, bees, butterflies and other pollinators that will help pollinate other plants in your yard!

Not only do sunflowers look pretty with their large yellow buds opening up into bright yellow flowers but they also produce seeds for you eat or use in cooking as well as bird feeders for all those hungry birds coming by every day looking for something yummy!

English Daisy

If you’re looking for a plant that will give you bang for your buck, the English Daisy is it. It’s an easy-to-grow perennial that has a long flowering period and thrives in most climates. It’s also great for cutting and attracts bees, butterflies, and birds (and they won’t mind if you get a little wild with the fertilizer).

Morning Glory

Morning glory is a climbing vine that can be trained on fences, trellises or arbors. It has large, showy flowers that appear in the morning and are usually blue or purple. The flowers last for only one day, so you’ll want to pick them just before they open.

Morning glories are easy to grow from seed, but they also propagate by runners. If you have a large garden bed with room for multiple plants, start your seeds indoors and transplant them outside once they’ve sprouted leaves and produced roots. Morning glories are low maintenance plants that require little care beyond regular watering during dry spells.

The leaves of morning glory plants can be used to make tea or eaten as salad greens, though their bitterness makes them less than ideal for this purpose unless cooked first

Gerbera Daisies

Gerbera daisies are a great choice for a sunny spot in the garden. Gerberas are a bright and cheerful plant, with colorful flowers that last for weeks. They’re easy to grow and make an excellent container plant when planted with other plants that need less sun, such as petunias or impatiens.

Verbena

Verbena is a beautiful flowering plant that is great for borders, beds and containers. Verbena can be used in any area of the garden. It’s a great plant for bees and butterflies, pollinators and the garden! The flowers are held on upright stems with narrow leaves underneath them. There are many varieties to choose from including pink, white, purple or yellow flowers. These plants have an upright habit that makes them easy to grow up containers or fences making them perfect as an eye-catching display at your home or office.

Cornflower

Cornflower is a hardy annual that’s good for cutting or borders. It blooms from spring to fall and attracts butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds.

Cornflowers are great for dry conditions since they’re drought tolerant. This makes them a great choice for rock gardens or other areas of the garden that don’t get much water. They grow well in sun or partial shade and look amazing when planted alongside other flowers like poppies and lavender!

The best plants for your garden.

• Cactus
• Lavender
• Roses
• Sunflowers
• Geraniums
• Dahlias
• Sunflower * English daisy , Morning glory, and Gerbera daisies are also fantastic choices to add color to your garden. In addition to being beautiful, they’re also easy to grow and care for. They’re low maintenance plants that require little effort on your part once planted in the soil!

Conclusion

With so many different plants available to choose from, it can be difficult to know which ones are the best for your garden. But if you keep these 14 in mind when making your final decision, then you should be able to find one that suits all of your needs.