FLOWERS TO PLANT IN SEPTEMBER

During autumn, it's essential to reorganize your garden and plant new flowers that will be more resilient to the upcoming weather conditions.

Here are some flowers that will withstand the first signs of winter and still bloom:

CHRYSANTHEMUMS

Chrysanthemums are a symbol of autumn and a beautiful garden. Today, they come in all possible colors, so you can choose the one that best matches your house’s facade. The Chinese believe that this flower brings happiness to the garden, so what are you waiting for?

ASTERS

This plant resembles a star, which is why the Greeks named it after one. It can endure gusts of wind, cold, and rain, yet still push its star-shaped, colorful blooms up through December.

ZINNIAS

Dwarf zinnias are perfect for balconies since they thrive in pots. If you plant them in a garden, combine them with standard roses or flowers with long stems.

For standard zinnias, tie them with string to prevent them from falling over due to rain and wind. When frost comes, cover the flower beds with plastic at night to protect them.