Planting these two plants in your flower bed will bring joy all year round!

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Petunia

a bunch of red

There are many flowers that grow beautifully and are mostly used as ornamental flowers in flower beds. Many people have no idea about flowers in flower beds and don't know which ones are better to grow. Today we will take a look at the flowers suitable for planting in flower beds.

Petunia

Speaking of flowers in flower beds, the first thing we can plant is petunia. This plant prefers a sunny and warm environment, and its leaves are relatively thin. It is a plant that grows tall and blooms like trumpets. The flowers come in a variety of colors and some lines can be seen on the surface. It is a highly ornamental plant. When planting petunia, cultivate the seedlings in advance. When the leaves reach five or six, you can plant them in the flower bed. When the seedlings grow to a suitable height, top them to control their height. After that, fertilize every two weeks, and apply a small amount of phosphorus fertilizer during flowering to promote better growth.

A string of red

A string Red will bloom with beautiful flowers around October. The flowers usually bloom for two months, and the colors of the flowers are mostly red and white. A bunch of red is a cold-tolerant plant. It likes to grow in sunny places and can grow in relatively shady environments. When the temperature is too low, the leaves will turn yellow and fall, and when the temperature is too high, the flowers and leaves will shrink. A bunch of reds need to be in loose and fertile soil to grow better. A bunch of reds are sown in early summer. When the seedlings grow to a certain extent, they can be planted separately. Usually in winter, they are planted in flower pots and placed indoors to overwinter. After the winter is over, they are planted into flower beds by cuttings, and they will soon grow and take root.

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