Ready for spring? Here are the flowers you have to plant in the garden

The early flowers give life to the garden

When March announces its arrival, it's time to think of flowers that can adorn the garden and at the same time benefit the bees.

According to Isabellas Should many of the spring flowers be planted as onions in the fall, but if it failed to happen, there is still the opportunity to plant more of them as finished plants from garden centers.

Among the popular choices are winter gulls that, with their white flowers, are often among the first to show up.

Ordinary winter crack, galanthus nivalis, spreads quickly and can form beautiful carpets of flowers over time.

Another classic is pearl hyacinths, Muscari Botryoides, which with their blue flower shaft adds an intense color to the garden.

To create a varied floral flora, botanical tulips and primula can be good choices.

Botanical tulips are hardy and come again year after year, unlike ordinary tulips, which often need to be dug up after flowering.

Primula is available in many colors and thrives well in semi -shade where they can bloom for months.

Horn violets and crocus are also among the flowers suitable for early spring.

Horn violets can withstand frost and can be planted as early as April, while the crocus spreads quickly and forms dense carpets of colorful flowers.