There are many flower plants that are best to be planted in any type of garden. They are some that have their own growing seasons, some that bloom during the winter, some that bloom during spring, and others that bloom throughout the year. What is really great is that there are so many different kinds of these flowers, which can make it very confusing for the novice gardeners who are just getting started with their own flower garden. However, here are the best flower plants that you should consider planting in your flower garden all year long.

One: Lily. It is a popular flower because it can be planted anywhere and they do not take a lot of effort in caring for them. Lily flowers are very beautiful and are grown mainly for their colors as well as for their exotic look. Lily flowers can be planted along pathways, along fences, in beds, along walls, among rocks, and on virtually any other place in your garden. Lily is a perennial flower that will stay year after year if cared for properly.

Two: Daffodils. These are another favorite flower of most flower lovers. They are not as hardy as tulips, although they are more forgiving of less-than-perfect conditions. They do, however, grow well all year round on most types of garden’s soil. Daffodils come in a large variety of colors as well as patterns, so you are sure to find the flowers that suit your taste.

Three: Hibiscus. This is a type of flower that is quite easy to care for. In fact, it is an ideal plant for the beginner to grow because it does not need too much care once it gets established. Hibiscus plants grow well in most flower garden environments and bloom year round.

Four: Tulips. Tulips are also very easy to care for, but do require a bit more attention in the winter months. Tulips bloom in the spring and summer. The blooms peak in January and will start to fade by April. This flower, though, will still be very vibrant in the late summer months, making it the perfect flower to take home in the fall.

Five: Daisies. Known for their dainty flowers, daisies are perfect for anyone who enjoys the subtle beauty of the flower. They are grown primarily for their beauty, and not their color or even the number of flowers that they bloom.

Six: Roses. Roses are a perennial flower that requires almost no upkeep once planted. They are, however, the best choice for those who enjoy watching their flowers grow year after year.

Seven: Roses. A perennial flower that grows throughout the year, roses can be a bit more challenging to grow than other flowers. They need a warm climate and a substantial amount of sunshine. However, if these conditions are met, rose buds will blossom and your flowers will thrive.

Eight: Irons. Irons are a great option for anyone with a green thumb. These flowers are very easy to take care of, and require virtually no special care. You simply need to provide adequate lighting, and watch your plant blooms year after year with one little change in the temperature.

Nine: Flowers of the Zephyrhills. The Zephyrhills are a group of annuals that come in a wide variety of color. They do well as annuals, perennials, biennials and others. They are a great plant for anyone who likes flowers that bloom year round, as they are extremely resistant to freezing. They will tolerate low temperatures as long as the temperatures are less than fifty degrees Fahrenheit. These flowers are native to the United States but can be found growing in other countries as well.

Ten: Spring Beauty. If you have an eye for beauty, you may want to consider planting some Spring Beauty in your garden. This is a large flower type that blooms in the spring and is often confused with tulips or daffodils. While both these flowers look beautiful when they bloom, Spring Beauty has a more elegant and refined look, which is hard to describe.

You should keep these above mentioned tips in mind when looking for the best flower plants to grow. A good time to plant them is either late in the fall or early in the spring, depending on the location of where you live. Do check with local nurseries or gardening stores to get advice on where to plant them, and how much sun and water they need. With a little bit of time, they will reward you with blooming blooms from all season long!