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Seasonal
Flowers By Month
There is usually something blooming in the garden, even in winter!
January
January is usually cold and wet, at least as cold as zone 8 can get. Iris unguicularis may be blooming if it isn’t too cold. The reticulata irises are beginning (Eye Catcher is the name of the blue and white one).
February
February can still be cold, but more things are starting to bloom.
March
With spring comes more flowers. Crocus, early species tulips, some daffodils, and flowering shrubs all start making their appearances.
April
More tulips and more daffodils. Rhododendrons are coming along and the dwarf bearded and arilbred irises are beginning to bloom.
May
Iris season. Really the peak bloom for most of them. Tall Bearded iris, miniature tall beardeds, arilbreds, dwarfs, siberians, and pacific coast irises are all showing off.
June
The tall bearded irises finish blooming early in the month, but the Japanese irises are just beginning. Roses, daylilies and more keep things interesting.
July
The Japanese and Pseudata irises start the month, and some summer blooming iris species finish it. Add in some gladiolus, dahlias, and roses. Also lots of daylilies blooming.
August
Daylilies, gladiolus, and dahlias. Iris x norissii aka Candy Lily) adds to the late summer color.
September
Dahlias, asters, and roses lead into fall, and there are still interesting things around the garden.
October
Fall mums, cyclamen, and hardy fuchsias keep adding color as the seasons change.
November
Not much blooms in November. Some flowers may still be blooming if we don’t have any frost.
December
Iris unguicularis usually starts blooming by December, and can keep going into spring. Otherwise, its mostly foliage and succulents, and cold wet weather.
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