A flower is really a plant’s way of making seeds, and its colors, scents and nectar exist to attract the bees, butterflies and other pollinators that carry pollen from bloom to bloom. Some flowers, like the dandelion, become fluffy seed heads that ride the wind. Follow the dandelion life cycle from sunny yellow bloom to puffball, or plan a garden that stays colorful all year with our list of top flowers for every month.
SEASONS IN THE USA January Flowers January is normally a winter month ushering in the cold, snow, shorter days and sparing light, but you can find some resilient flowers like Amaryllis, Freesia, Carnations, and Gerber Daisies that endure the unkind winter temperatures and still grow well. Your local florist can supply you with beautiful blooms…
Do you have any childhood memories of these adorable flowers? We all enjoyed tinkering and wishing with dandelion seeds! Even today, many individuals still perform a practice that involves blowing dandelion seeds to make wishes. Have you ever looked up information about the dandelion life cycle, though? How it turns into a lovely flower from…