The earth laughs in flowers.”
― Ralph Waldo Emerson
It's finally Spring! The one thing I always love about Spring is flowers. I love to plant flowers. They make me happy! So many colors and varieties I feel like I can never have enough. Today I will share the must haves in my garden!
Hydrangeas
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A must have in every southern garden!
Hydrangeas come in white, pinks, blues and purples. I prefer the blue! Growing up my granny had these in her yard. I remember always picking the big blue bouquets and I have loved them ever since!
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Daffodils
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So pretty they remind me of sunshine!
Daffodils are very easy to grow! You see them everywhere in gardens and out in the wild!
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Gardenias
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They smell like heaven!
Gardenias grow on a bush about 5 - 6 ft high . They are a great accent to any garden and the fragrance you can smell for miles! Plant close to your window so when you open your windows you have a natural air freshener!
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Azaleas
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Lots of color!
Growing up we always had these in our yard. They give off a lot of color and have so many blooms! Great to pick and put in a vase on the table!
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Wildflowers
Source: My Lovely sister Jessica Scott
Such a beautiful mix and very easy to grow!
Wildflower mix is a seed packet I love to buy you don't know what you get until they bloom. Also so easy just throw out the seeds water here and now and watch them grow!
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Four O'Clocks
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Beautiful flowers with a lovely scent!
Another easy plant to grow and easily multiplies! After the flowers die they leave you with a black seed you can pick off and plant where ever else you would like them! Also you can share them with family and friends!
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Hyacinths
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Another great smelling flower!
So pretty and last a long time. Hyacinths grow from bulbs and can be indoor or outdoor . They smell great!
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Hibiscus
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Reminds me of Hawaii!
A big beautiful tropical flower! The Hibiscus remind me of being out on a island enjoying ocean views!
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I have so many others these are to name a few! I hope you plant some in your garden and send me some flowers you recommend! Happy gardening!
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