30 early spring flowers to bring your garden color

Every spring garden needs these sunny yellow flowers! They are up to two feet in sizes from six inches, and they bloom at different times from early to late spring. Plant in autumn for the spring flowers next year and for many seasons afterwards. Group bulbs in grapes together for the most dramatic effect instead of planting individual lamps.

Light: Full sun
Zones: 4 to 8

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Small but powerful, lively crocus flowers come with a sweet fragrance and a rich pollen that will attract bees near bees. These spring bulbs also multiply every year and add more and more flowers to Easter friends, lavender, blue, orange, yellow, cream and white.

Light: Part sun in full sun
Zones: 3 to 8

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These charming one -year -olds are available in every rainbow shadow, and their tiny “faces” are enchanted. Plant the letter felet and pansies in pots, baskets and window boxes to lighten your early spring garden. Some guys recover in autumn or drop seeds to reappear next spring.

Light: Full sun
Zones: 4 to 8

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Also called Galanthus, these lamps must be planted for an early spring show in autumn. But they often appear when snow is still on the floor in the north of the climate. Their pretty hanging white and green flowers are best in rich soils.

Light: Part shadow in shade.
Zones: 3 to 7

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This tiny – but powerful – younger one is sweetly fragrant and a favorite of pollares. Layer the sweet Alyssum with spring pears or other upright flowers that tolerate the cold, such as snapdragons.

Alyssum flourishes best at cooler temperatures. If it becomes shaggy in the heat of summer, cut it back and you should recover when the temperatures cool down again.

Light: Full sun part of the shadow.

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These pleasantly fragrant plants are referred to under many names – S -Napdragons, dragon flowers and dog flowers. They are available in a variety of colors, can handle frost well and can be planted late in winter.

Light: Full sun part of the shadow
Zones: Yearly; short -lived perennials in zones 9 or warmer

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Low hanging, fragrant and perfect for floor covering and growing in purple, blue and pink colors. They also pull pollinators like butterflies in gardens. Plant them in areas with full sunlight or partially shade.

Light: Full sun in part shadow
Zones: 3 to 9

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These tube -shaped goals are available in a number of colors – from purple to yellow and red to white. Keep it away from children and pets because all parts of the flower are poisonous when consumed.

Light: Full sunlight in the shade
Zones: 3 to 10

This beautiful shrub is one of the first to bloom in spring in pink, red or peach. It works well as a border planting. Newer varieties are pornless so that they are easier to handle.

Light: Full sun
Zones: 5 to 9

Add this one -year -old, easy to breed to your seasonal garden plans. These deer-resistant flowers are available in a variety of colors-von blue and pink to white and purple. They are usually planted in late autumn to get early spring flowers and to thrive better under cooler climates.

Light: Full sun part of the shadow

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This multi -year blooming shrub is also known as Calluna vulgaris and Scotch Heather. It is ideal for floor covering and reaches 18 inches high in purple, pink and white shadows.

Light: Full sun to the bright shadow
Zones: 4 to 6

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These bell -shaped, symmetrical show stopper are available in every color, shape and size that you can imagine and provide a pretty landscape, no matter how many you have in a flower bed. Make sure you put your light bulbs into the ground in autumn to enjoy them in spring.

Light: Full sun part of the shadow

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This high and elegant type of flower is named after the Greek goddess of the rainbow. These six-petal beauties can grow up to three feet.

Light: Full sun to the bright shadow
Zones: 5 to 9

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This less well-known sweet-fragrant shrub is a real charmer in the spring landscape in southern climate zones. Daphne shrubs bloom in late winter until early spring. Many species are evergreen, and most of them get a beautiful, rounded shape with little care. Full sun, with afternoon shade in hot climates.

Light: Full sun in part shadow
Zones: 6 to 9

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These hardy perennials attract hummingbars and come to blue, purple, purple, violet, pink, red, yellow, white and orange. The clover bearing flowers need direct sunlight and well thought -out soil to thrive.

Light: Full sun
Zones: 5 to 9

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These early spring flowers have beautiful, almost unreal -looking flowers. There are many different types of magnolia, some that are evergreen and some triggering, which means they shed their leaves. Many deciduous magnolia bloom before they have been released again. Since there are so many different types, select one that is suitable for your USDA hardiness zone.

Light: Full sun part of the shadow
Zones: 4 to 10

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Mallflowers come in almost every color of the rainbow and have a nice fragrance. Plant them right after the last expected frost date.

There are varieties that are ditched every year, two years, but most of them only last one season before they become long -legged. It is even known that wall flowers grow between the mortar in stone walls (your name!).

Light: Full sun part of the shadow
Zones: 6 to 10

The white and sometimes pink -colored flowers (also tears of May Bells and Mary) ensure useful soil cover, grow 6 to 12 inches and give out a sweet fragrance and have a long history as symbols of love and mother. Plant them with care because they spread aggressively and are invasive in some areas.

Light: Sub -shadow
Zones: 2 to 7

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The delicate flowers with grapes, which are also called muscari, are four to six inches in size and therefore look great in rocky gardens or along the beds.

Plant them for spring flowers next year in autumn. They naturalize easily, so they have more of these dainty little flowers every year.

Light: Full sun to separate the sun
Zones: 3 to 9

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The tiny flowers with an open face of this annual lesser -known cool season are pleasant spring colors made of pink, peach and white. Plant them with other spring flowers in pots or as a floor cover. They fade when it gets hot.

Light: Full sun part of the shadow