10 plants that bloom in spring

What are the plants that bloom in spring and herald the start of the summer? Some flowers guide us from the end of winter to the beginning of spring while others enrich the gardens with color in the heart of the season.

What are the plants that bloom in spring and who announce the start of the summer? Some flowers guide us from the end of winter to the beginning of spring while others enrich the gardens with color in the heart of the season.

We have selected some plants that bloom in spring and become the symbol of this season thanks to the color and scent of their flowers. You can choose between these plants to give an extra touch to your spring garden.

Index

Wisteria

The wisteria is a splendid one climbing plant of oriental origin, suitable for pergolas. Its flowers, with their characteristic color, appear during the spring season between April and June, before the development of the leaves.

Camelia

Camellia blooms in March to early spring. Where the climate is mild, the beginning of flowering can take place from the month of February and marks the end of winter. THE camellia flowers they are white, pink or red, they can be fragrance-free or very fragrant depending on the variety.

Azalea

On the azaleas in the spring months they bloom clusters of brightly colored flowers, of all shades of white, pink, red, magenta, with some varieties with two-colored flowers. Azaleas differ from rhododendrons in their smaller size.

Cherry tree

Cherry is often grown as a flowering tree. The spread of the wild cherry it concerns both Europe and Asia. We recall, for example, the extraordinary cherry blossom in Japan. Cherry blossoms vary in color between white and pink.

Almond tree

Il almond tree (Prunus dulcis) is a plant of the Rosaceae family; the almond is instead the seed of this plant. The almond tree has pink and white flowers that bloom in early spring or late winter if the climate is mild.

BIANCOSPINO

Hawthorn occurs in nature as both bush That like tree, reach heights between 50 centimeters and 6 meters. It blooms in spring giving life to white flowers and is equipped with thorns. From these characteristics derives its name.

Magnolia

In the world we find both trees and shrubs of magnolia. Magnolias are widespread in parks and gardens but are also grown in pots on terraces. These plants give us abundant spring and summer blooms.

Rosa

Roses are grown in gardens as ornamental plants. The main flowering of rose gardens occurs in spring. Roses have always been cultivated for their medicinal and aromatic properties. For example, rose oil has antiseptic and pain relieving properties.

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Primula

The name primrose derives from the Latin 'primus' to indicate the early flowering which occurs immediately after the snow disappears, when grass begins to appear in the meadows. The primrose blooms from the end of winter and heralds the arrival of spring.

Forsizia

Forsythia blooms in late winter and early spring. Its flowers are bright yellow. There forsythia it is native mainly to eastern Asia but there is a variety of this plant, the Forsythia europaea, native to south-eastern Europe.