If you are looking to plant new plants and create a garden in your home, then we have just the right list for you. Read on to know more.
You couldn't kill these plants if you tried!
Indian garden plants are just like their country, diverse and rich in so many ways. Flowering plants make your garden a colorful delight to retreat to with a book or a cup of tea. Flowers aren't just beautiful, some blooms have a cultural or religious significance too.
Here are some of the easiest flowers to grow in your garden or balcony.
Geranium Cranesbill
This beautiful and colorful flower grows in dry shade and blooms a perfect shade of blue with a dash of white and pink!
Purple hues of geranium cranesbill Image - Townofrandolph.com
Barrenwort
Like Geranium Cranesbill, Barrenwort too can be grown in dry shade and does not require too much sunlight. Its extracts are sometimes used as an aphrodisiac!
These flowers need little sunshine but do wonders to your garden when they bloom
Image - Gardengatenotes.com
Mourning Widow
Dry shade plants which provide a nice color contrast with their black-ish flowers when grown near trees and shrubs.
Contrary to its name, the flower adds a happy contrasting color to your gardenImage - Funflowerfacts.com
Bleeding Heart
Bleeding Heart needs soft, moist soil and is very low maintenance once it blooms. The heart shaped soft pink blooms are such a glorious addition to any garden!
Delightful heart shaped pink flowers Image - Flowerinfo.org
Solomon's Seal
Perhaps one of the easiest plants to grow in an Indian garden, Solomon's Seal looks so elegant with its dangling bell like flowers and stems arching delicately.
Solomon's Seal has soft, white blooms
Image - Minnesotawildflowers.info
Butcher's Broom
Another commonly grown flowering plant in Indian gardens, Butcher's Broom can thrive in low shade areas and needs moist soil to grow.
Add a dash of red to your flower pots with this plant
Image - Flowers-gardens.net
Snowdrops
This one is a winter bloom, that does perfectly well in low shade areas but needs moist soil to prosper, plus, as the name suggests the blooms look like pretty snow drops!
With these flowers, your winter garden will never look barren again
Image - Meditateinnorthants.com
Marigold
Marigold is a very auspicious flower for the Indian gardens because of its religious importance. It's also very easy to grow and can be easily tended in the most low maintenance gardens as well. All it needs is a lot of sunshine and hummus rich black soil.
These bright orange flowers have a lot of significance in your gardens and also hold religious importance
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Bougainvillea
This is one of the most common flowering plants that we see creeping up the walls or gates of Indian homes. Hardy bougainvillea doesn't need a lot of water or care and can pretty much grow on its own and does so real quick! What it does need is a periodic pruning every once in a while to prevent it from looking too wild.
Bougainvillea is the most commonly flowering plants found in Indian homes
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Hibiscus
Hibiscus too is of significance in Hinduism and is commonly found in Indian homes. One can easily find the saplings and all they require is lots of sunshine combined with watering twice a day.
Hibiscus is not just common in Indian gardens but also the Hindu temples
Image - Wikipedia.org
These are some of the top most options to add some color to your garden without spending too much time tending to plants. Add these to your balconies or backyard for a splash of natural color in your home all year round!
