Also known as angiosperms, are the largest group of the kingdom Plantae. From tropical rainforests to desert regions, these plants are all around the world and consist of about 300,000 species. The flowers are often brightly coloured and fragrant which attract pollinators like bees, butterflies, and birds. From Hoya Carnosa to Native Violet, a wide variety of options are available in our online shop. Browse through our stunning collection and buy the most suitable plant according to your region’s specifications.

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Benefits of Having Flowering Plants

1. Adding Natural Color and Texture

Flowering plants are available in various colours and textures, making them a great way to add a visual appeal to any space. From vibrant, bold hues to pastel shades, flowers will sure to provide a mesmerising ambiance. 

Also, the unique shapes and textures of flowers and leaves can create impressive depth and dimension to any arrangement. You can use them as hanging plants to create a vibrant environment.

2. Creating a Fragrant Environment

Flowering plants such as Madagascar jasmine, and lavender, release fragrant scents that get spread all around the surrounding area. Considered a great alternative to artificial room fresheners for adding fresh fragrance inside any space. This results in producing a mild effect that helps in creating an inviting atmosphere for both yourself and your guests.

3. Attracting Wildlife

Addition of these plants in your lawns or garden, results in attracting a variety of wildlife, such as butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. All of these creatures contribute to the ecosystem by pollinating flowering and also providing a source of entertainment. 

Types of Flowering Plants

Different types of flowering plants are classified on the basis of the climate conditions such as temperature, moisture, etc, required for their growth.

1. Tropical Flowering Plants

In regions ( near the equator or coastal areas), plants usually require warm temperatures and humid conditions to grow. Some examples of tropical flowering plants include hibiscus, plumeria, and orchids. 

2. Desert Flowering Plants

These category flowering plants are drought-tolerant and can survive extreme temperatures i.e., hot climates with lesser rainfall. Cacti, succulents, and agaves are a few popular examples. Their unique structures and adaptations (conserve water) help them survive in harsh environments. So, if you forget to water them frequently, they will not die!

3. Temperate Flowering Plants

Roses, tulips, and daffodils are some of the most common temperate flower plants. These can’t survive in hot climates as grown in regions with mild to moderate temperatures and rainfall.

4. Subtropical Flowering Plants

Most subtropical plants produce fragrant flowers such as magnolias, gardenias, and camellias. They are grown in regions with mild winters and hot summers with moderate to high rainfall. So, consider your area and buy accordingly!

How To Care for Flowering Plants

• Trim off dead or wilted blooms to encourage new growth and prolong the blooming period.
• To bloom, these plants need plenty of sunlight, so place them in a spot where they get at least six hours of direct sunlight. Remember, the specific requirements if any.
• During the blooming seasons, feed your plants with a balanced fertiliser every two weeks to promote healthy growth.
• Be aware of the pests such as mealy bugs, aphids, or spider mites, especially target flowering plants. Try to treat them timely with insecticidal soap or neem oil.
• If your plants outgrow their current pots, transplant them into bigger containers with fresh potting soil.
• Consider the requirements of your flowering plants and water accordingly. Try to water the plant only when the top inch of the soil feels dry. Otherwise, result in waterlogging.