Not much can rival the Sunsatia™ range when in full bloom. A real joy to behold in either summer baskets or trailing balcony boxes.
A better garden starts with a better plant
A better garden starts with a better plant
Early flowering spring plants for a flower garden right from the start? We need weather-resistant plants at the start of the season! Here you will find lots of inspiration for spring plants to plant in the garden, terrace and balcony.
Flowering shrubs, tender shoots, sprouting buds, green leaves and colourful flowers – it’s gardening season again! The warm sun and short bursts of rain provide the perfect conditions for springtime growth… and for us to enjoy pottering around the garden, balcony or terrace. Click here for great tips and inspiration:
Sunsatia™ are the ideal varieties for the beginning of the season. Resistant to bad weather and temperature fluctuations, they maintain a stable performance from the beginning of the season to summer with a very rich flowering. Ideal for trays, balconies and flower beds.
This new carnation will add an elegant touch of bright magenta to containers and flower beds. Although happy in any situation, it will perform best in semi-shade!
One of our most-awarded varieties, Snow Princess is covered in a mass of small snow-white, honey-scented flowers. It flowers all summer and performs well in hot temperatures. It grows vigorously and can spread up to a metre. Suitable for balconies, bowls, flower beds and baskets, it looks gorgeous on its own and absolutely fantastic combined with other plants.
This deutzia shows off a springtime coat of lovely pink flowers, while in autumn its leaves turn burgundy. Although perfect for spring ground cover, it will equally make an eye-catching specimen in containers, on its own or with other small shrubs.
True to its name, this exuberant, thornless quince will brighten up your garden with a spectacular display of large, soft-orange double flowers in early spring and again in early summer. It’s easy to maintain and its branches are also great for cut flowers.
A real innovation in the world of perennial dwarf chokeberries, Revontuli has a unique, compact habit. Its white flower panicles blossom in spring, while in autumn its foliage turns bright red. A real sight all year round!
Not much can rival the Sunsatia™ range when in full bloom. A real joy to behold in either summer baskets or trailing balcony boxes.
A ninebark easy to fall in love with, and not just in spring! The branches swathed in white-pink flowers form a wonderful contrast set against its dark-purple leaves.
A uniform, weather-resistant cloud of flowers. Ideal baskets, tubs and pots also in combination with other Breezee.
Are you looking to add a dash of colour to your garden, balcony or terrace this spring? Take a look at our selection of spring flowers! At Proven Winners®, you can find a variety of annual and perennial plants that will brighten up your garden wherever you place them.
If you need the perfect plants for your herbaceous border, look no further than our unique range. Selected to give great performance for years to come.
Why wait? Start planting right away and get ready to enjoy a wonderful spring garden with Proven Winners® – your certified plant experts!
Spring comes with its own challenges, so it’s important to choose your spring flowers carefully, whether it’s for the garden, balcony or terrace. Here are a few pointers to help you get started:
Choose flowers that blossom early, so your garden will look dashing as soon as spring arrives.
Choose carefully where to plant them. Whether you’re going to plant your flowers in the garden or on the balcony or terrace, they are going to need the right amount of sunshine and moisture. Opt for plants that thrive under the conditions you can offer.
Plant your perennials in a herbaceous border – you’ll be rewarded with many years of beautiful displays.
Spring plants need to be able to withstand the changing weather conditions and temperature swings that come with the season.
Choosing low-maintenance plants in spring will help you to ease into the more labour-intensive gardening season.
It’s best to choose plants that flower early in the season, adding a splash of colour to your garden while the other plants still lie dormant.
Enjoy gardening!
