Garden flowers
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Asters are beloved for their captivating daisy-like flowers, which come in various shades of purple, blue, pink, yellow, and white, and they’ve become a flower symbolic of fall.
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If you want a super low-maintenance plant that will give you a stunning fall display—vibrant flowers in all our favorite autumn colors, no less—look no further than marigolds.
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Strawflowers come in all different varieties and colors, including yellow, orange, red, and white for fall.
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Pansies love cooler weather, and these cold-tolerant annual flowers can even handle some frost.
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This low-growing annual produces clusters of tiny, fragrant flowers (mini rosettes), making it a good choice for edging your garden beds or spilling over the side of container gardens.
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Black-eyed Susans, AKA rudbeckia, are classic fall wildflowers with their golden-yellow petals and a dark central cone.
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Dianthus, also known as “pinks,” produce charming, fragrant flowers in various colors, including stunning shades of pink, purple, red, and white.
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Was it even October if you didn’t grow mums? These quintessential fall flowers come in a whole array of colors, including rich shades of red, orange, yellow, and purple.
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Short-lived perennials that are typically grown as annuals, snapdragons produce tall spikes of colorful, tubular flowers that resemble dragon heads and look stunning in flower arrangements or as edible garnishes.
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Dahlias are known for their impressive, large blooms in an array of colors and forms. These perennials thrive in full sun and well-drained soil.
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Coneflowers, also called echinacea, are native perennial flowers with striking pinkish purple flowers with a raised central cone.
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These little beauties, also called bachelor’s buttons, display vibrant blue, pink, and white blooms that add a touch of nostalgia to your garden.
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These annuals are low-maintenance and attract a wide range of pollinators, everything from hummingbirds to ladybugs.
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Nasturtiums are prized for their vibrant, hibiscus-like blooms that come in bright red, orange, and yellow.
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Calendula, often known as “pot marigold,” boasts bright and cheerful red, yellow, or orange petals.
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