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Long-Blooming Red, White, and Blue Perennials to Brighten Your Landscape

Long-Blooming Red, White, and Blue Perennials to Brighten Your Landscape

Merchlewitz by Merchlewitz
November 25, 2024
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Well, ya know, when ya start thinkin’ ’bout plantin’ flowers in your garden, them red, white, and blue ones sure do catch yer eye. They ain’t just pretty, they can make your yard look all patriotic, especially if ya got them holidays comin’ up. Now, you might be wonderin’ where to find flowers that bloom in them three colors. Well, don’t worry, I got ya covered.

First off, let’s talk about them red flowers. Now, red’s a color that just pops, don’t it? You can’t go wrong with some of them trusty old poppies or them bright red petunias. Petunias, well, they grow good in all sorts of soil and weather, so they’re perfect for most folks. And, you can get ‘em in all sorts of red shades, from the light pinky-red to that deep, bold red. Red’s always a showstopper in any garden!

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Long-Blooming Red, White, and Blue Perennials to Brighten Your Landscape

Now, when we talk ’bout white flowers, there’s a few good choices, too. Them Shasta daisies, well, they’re like little suns in your garden with their white petals and yellow centers. They’ll make your garden look all bright and fresh. Pansies are another good one. You can find ‘em in all sorts of colors, but the white ones, they got this soft, pure look that just calms everything down. If you got a little more time on your hands, them lilies might be a good choice for ya, too.

Now, them blue flowers ain’t as common as the red and white ones, but you still got some options. I reckon the lobelias and blue salvia might be what you’re lookin’ for. They got that deep blue that just stands out in the garden. Some people even go for them blue petunias too, but don’t expect them to bloom all year like the red ones do.

One thing I gotta mention is, there’s some flowers that just keep on bloominn’ all season long, like them threadleaf coreopsis. I’ve heard tell the ‘Moonbeam’ variety can bloom from early summer all the way till fall. Now, that’s a long time for a flower to be lookin’ pretty in yer garden! You can plant ‘em and just watch ‘em grow all summer long, and they’ll keep on bringin’ them golden-yellow blooms till the cold weather starts settin’ in.

And if you’re lookin’ for somethin’ a little bit fancier, you might wanna try that ‘Azure Snow’ plant. It’s got these two-tone flowers, all violet-blue and white. It’s like havin’ two colors in one flower. Real nice, I tell ya!

Now, if you don’t mind a little more of a sturdy plant, you might like Baptisia, which folks call ‘false indigo’. It’s been around a long time, and it’s one of them hardy perennials that can really stand up to the weather. Them plants, they don’t mind the heat or the cold, and they sure do last a long time. They bloom in the spring with them lovely blue or purple flowers, and you can keep ‘em around for many years if you take good care of ‘em.

Let’s not forget ‘bout them verbena plants. They ain’t too picky, and they bloom from spring till fall. You’ll see ‘em attractin’ butterflies and bees, so they’re good for bringin’ some life to your garden. They don’t need much care, either, so they’re perfect for someone who don’t wanna be fussin’ with plants too much.

When you’re plantin’ them flowers, you gotta think ’bout how they’ll all fit together. You can have the red flowers up front to really grab people’s attention, then maybe them white ones in the middle to soften things up. And them blue flowers, well, they could be scattered throughout the back to give a little extra color contrast. It don’t matter how you set ‘em up, long as they all bloom at different times and give ya something pretty to look at all season long.

  • Red Flowers: Petunias, Poppies, Geraniums
  • White Flowers: Shasta Daisies, Pansies, Lilies
  • Blue Flowers: Lobelias, Blue Salvia, Petunias
  • Long-Blooming Plants: Threadleaf Coreopsis, Baptisia

So, there you go. Plantin’ some of these red, white, and blue flowers in your garden can make it look real pretty and festive. Ya just gotta pick the ones that suit your soil, your weather, and of course, what kinda look you’re goin’ for. And remember, flowers are good for more than just bein’ pretty—they help bring bees and butterflies around, which is good for the whole garden. Happy plantin’ to ya!

Long-Blooming Red, White, and Blue Perennials to Brighten Your Landscape

Tags: [red flowers, white flowers, blue flowers, perennial flowers, patriotic garden, garden design, long-blooming flowers, lobelia, petunia, verbena, coreopsis, baptisia]

Merchlewitz

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