Planting these two plants in your flower beds will bring joy all year round!

Petunia

When it comes to flower beds, the first thing we can plant is petunia. This plant prefers a sunny and warm environment. Its leaves grow opposite each other and can bloom trumpet-like flowers. The colors of the flowers are relatively diverse, and some lines can be seen on its surface. It is a highly ornamental plant. When planting petunias, cultivate the seedlings in advance. When the leaves reach five or six, you can plant them in the flower bed. After the seedlings grow to the appropriate height, pinch them to control their height. After that, fertilize every two weeks and apply a small amount of phosphorus fertilizer during flowering to promote better growth.

Red

The beautiful flowers of the salvia will bloom around October. The flowers usually last for two months, and the colors of the flowers are mostly red and white. Salvia is a cold-fearing plant. It likes to grow in places with plenty of sunlight, but can also grow in a relatively cool environment. When the temperature is too low, the leaves will turn yellow and fall off. When the temperature is too high, the flowers and leaves will shrink. The impatiens needs loose and fertile soil to grow better. The red sage is sown in early summer. When the seedlings grow to a certain size, they can be planted separately. Usually in winter, it is planted in a flowerpot and placed indoors for the winter. After winter is over, it is planted in the flower bed by cuttings, and it will grow and take root quickly.