Some flowers begin to bloom in autumn. This is a great way to add a pop of color to your garden.
Chrysanthemum
This flower begins to bloom in late summer and early autumn.
Chrysanthemum flowers come in different shades - purple, burgundy, yellow, and orange, white.
The plant also tolerates cold well and blooms for more than one year.
If you plant a plant in the fall, it will not have time to take root and will be an annual.
Helenium
This flower has an orange bloom and makes a wonderful addition to the fall garden.
In addition, helenium attracts pollinating insects to the garden - butterflies, bees, bumblebees.
Grow the plant in a sunny spot in the garden and it will bloom in late summer and early fall.
Sunflowers
This plant has bright, large flowers that really brighten up your garden in the fall.
Sunflowers bloom in the summer, but retain their flowers into the fall.
Nemesia
This is an annual plant that can be grown both in open ground and in containers.
This flower has a pleasant aroma and blooms in the cool season - autumn.
It will decorate your flowerbed or terrace.
African daisy
African daisies grow well in sunny spots in the garden and are known for blooming in late summer and early fall.
The fact is that the flower is not afraid of cold weather and is suitable for annual cultivation at the end of summer.
