How to make sure that your garden is blooming like crazy in autumn

Do you want your garden bloom with all kinds of colours even in autumn? If you do, you need to plant the right bushes and flowers now. If you do, your garden will be full of colours even in autumn and some of these plants may even offer medicinal properties.

In autumn, the majority of plant, shrub and tree leaves change colours and turn into a beautiful work of art. Flowers that bloom around this time look very beautiful and fresh and stand out among other plants. If you want to admire these colour changes in your own garden you can… There are many types of flowers and trees that are beautifully coloured in autumn and you hardly need to provide any special care.

Every garden needs a chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum morifolium) is a flower that we all know. Some of you may know it by its simple name “mums” or chrysanths. Every garden should have few of those, because they come in many colours. You can grow them outdoors in a flower bed or in various containers. They are undemanding plants and if you clip them regularly, they will produce more and more new flowers and make your garden beautiful.

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Goldenrod is beautiful and healing

Goldenrod or woundwort (Solidago virgaurea) is a yellow-flowering herb and belongs to the Asteraceae family. It probably got its name thanks to its long stem with a big flower on top. Goldenrod is a long-lived perennial and offers many medicinal effects. Yes, it will make your garden beautiful but if you dry its flowers you may use them as a treatment support for:

• asthma,
• skin rashes,
• urinary tract pain,
• support hydrations,
• various inflammations.

Staghorn sumac with beautiful colourful leaves

Rhus typhina is a tree native to North America. In the fall you will admire beautiful and colourful leaves. But be careful – if you get one, you should know that it spreads really quickly and that may be a problem. If you want to control it, grow it in containers.

Source: https://abecedazahrady.dama.cz/clanek/15-nejhezcich-balkonovych-rostlin-do-truhliku-inspirujte-se

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