5 Flowering Plants To Spruce Up Your Balcony This Spring

The balcony is that part of our house which makes us feel the most lively because of the open space and sunlight that we can get there. It is important to keep this space decorated and gorgeous. You can Spruce up your balcony with fairy lights, furniture, and plants.

If you are looking forward to growing flowering plants in your balcony garden, here are some to choose from for the spring season.

Marigold

One of the most common plants found in an Indian household is the Marigold plant. These flowers are round and fluffy looking. They are used in worshipping as well as decorating houses. These flowers come in shades of yellow, orange, and red. They thrive best under at least six hours of direct sunlight and regular watering on hot days.

Begonia

Begonias are a favourite for those with a busy lifestyle as they are highly low-maintenance (Low Maintenance Office Plants). They have colourful leaves and the flowers come in pink, red, yellow, and white colours. They can grow in bright light as well as direct sunlight. For indoor Begonias, make sure there is no exposure to the sun. water to an extent whether the soil is slightly moist.

Lavender

Lavender is a flower with calming properties and hence it is used for aromatherapy. It has beautiful purple flowers that give off the most amazing fragrance. A lavender plant grows well under six hours off direct sunlight. The plant does not need to be watered regularly as it can tolerate dry spells.

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Arabian Jasmine

Commonly known as Mogra, Arabian Jasmine plants produce beautiful flowers in white and light yellow colours. This flower is known for calming one down and working on stress and certain mental health disorders. This spring plant needs direct sunlight to flourish. Water it generously but not too much.

Bougainvillaea

If you are looking for flower vines to spruce up your balcony, you must plant a Bougainvillaea plant. This plant produces pretty pink flowers that look like leaves. Plant your Bougainvillaea plant in well-drained soil, and keep it under direct sunlight during the day to see it grow big. Water your plant well.

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