Flowers to Plant in February: These 4 Types Will Bloom All Summer and Adorn Your Terrace
You must plant these plants now.
TL;DR
- February is suitable for planting certain flowers indoors, transplanting them outdoors after the last frost.
- African lilies are easy to grow; plant bulbs 8-10 cm deep, 10-15 cm apart, and move to a sunny spot after the last frost.
- Geraniums are resilient plants, planted in containers in February with moderate watering.
- Bare-root roses, like 'Gertrude Jekyll', thrive in rich soil with at least 4 hours of sun daily, requiring watering two to three times weekly.
- Lilies prefer acidic soil and compost in a sunny, protected spot, needing regular watering for summer blooms, and are best kept indoors until the last frost.