There are plenty of flowers that are in bloom in early March (Image: Getty)
As winter fades and spring begins to bloom, there’s nothing more satisfying than seeing your burst into color. After months of barren gardens, colorful flowers signal the start of a fresh new season.
But not all flowers bloom quickly or grow effortlessly as some take months of careful nurturing before they make an impact. If you want immediate colour in your garden without the wait, one gardener has shared the best options to grow. expert Michael, known as the @themediterraneangardener on , has shared the best flowers to plant in early March that “provide immediate impact and are easy to grow.”
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Primulas like primroses are easy to grow (Image: Getty)
He added: “In late winter it can seem like forever until spring arrives. So if you need some flowers to brighten up your these dull days, here are five plants to give you immediate colour in spring.”
Primulas
Whether you have a large flowerbed or just a few pots on your patio, primulas can transform your space with minimal effort.
Michale added that these flowers – which include primrose – are “easy to grow and coming in a variety of forms, they’re versatile and suitable for growing in borders and containers.”
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Bellis flowers need ‘minimal fuss’ (Image: Getty)
Bellis
“A bedding daisy that’s been bred from the original lawn weed, they’re easy to grow and need minimal fuss,” the gardening expert said.
Bellis daisies are easy to grow, low-maintenance, and thrive in cool weather, making them a great choice for adding a cheerful touch to gardens.
Dianthus
Dianthus includes popular varieties like carnations, pinks, and Sweet William, known for their frilly petals in shades of pink, red, white, and purple.
“Scented flowers into early summer, they repeated flower if deadheaded and they make great cut flowers too,” said Michael.
Violas and pansies
Michael said: “Pansies generally have larger blooms than violas and they come in range of colours, from white to almost black and everything in between.”
Potted spring bulbs
For gardeners wanting something easy and fuss-free, potted bulbs are a good option.
“If you didn’t grow your own, you can get a range of spring bulbs pre-potted. And if you’re not ready to go outside yet, they all look great indoors,” he said.