Flowering Plants for Colour

Flowering Plants for Colour

Add vibrant blooms and seasonal magic to your garden with our Flowering Plants for Colour collection. These stunning plants are chosen for their bold flowers, rich foliage and ability to bring year-round colour to any outdoor space.

🌱 Why Choose Flowering Plants for Colour

✔ Bright, Eye-Catching Blooms , Instantly lift garden beds, borders and pots
✔ Seasonal Interest , Enjoy colour throughout spring, summer and beyond
✔ Perfect for Garden Styling , Great for layering, borders or feature spots
✔ Adapted to Australian Gardens , Thrive in sun, shade and a range of climates
✔ Ideal for Pots or Garden Beds , Flexible enough for balconies or large landscapes

Top Picks from This Collection

Discover 3 bestsellers customers love from this collection:

- Alstonville Tibouchina, Tibouchina lepidota 'Alstonville' , Brilliant purple flowers burst into colour from late summer through autumn
- Obsidian Storm Cloud Hydrangea, Hydrangea macrophylla 'Obsidian Storm Cloud' , Dramatic deep-toned flowers shift between blue and purple depending on soil pH
- Black Tie Camellia, Camellia japonica 'Black Tie' , Elegant deep red blooms with glossy green foliage, perfect for shaded spots

🏡 Where Flowering Plants for Colour Belong in Your Landscape

✅ Garden Beds and Borders , Layer with foliage plants for bold contrast
✅ Feature Pots and Containers , Make entrances, decks or patios pop with colour
✅ Formal or Cottage Gardens , Combine with hedges and structure for seasonal display
✅ Shady Garden Corners , Camellias and hydrangeas brighten low-light spaces with ease

Expert Plant Selection Tip

Mix flowering times for continuous colour, start with Tibouchina in late summer, follow with Camellias through autumn and Hydrangeas in spring. Plant in rich, well-drained soil and mulch well to retain moisture. For Hydrangeas, tweak soil pH to play with bloom colour.

❔ FAQs About Flowering Plants for Colour

Do these plants flower all year
Each has its season, so mix varieties to enjoy blooms across multiple months

Can I grow them in pots
Yes, all three grow beautifully in large containers with good drainage and rich soil

Are they suitable for shaded areas
Camellia and Hydrangea thrive in part shade, while Tibouchina prefers more sunlight

Do they attract bees or pollinators
Yes, these flowering plants attract bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects

What makes these better than non-flowering plants
They deliver bursts of colour and visual excitement that change with the seasons

🌿 Ready to Transform Your Space with Flowering Plants for Colour?

Turn your garden into a vibrant masterpiece, shop Flowering Plants for Colour today!