February Gardening: Plant These 5 Flowers for a Garden Full of Blooms

• Pansy: An attractive, butterfly-shaped flower ideal for cold weather, enhancing garden beauty when planted in early spring or autumn.
• Dianthus: Also known as needle carnation or "pink," thrives in cold climates, can be planted from October to February, and blooms beautifully in spring.
• Bougainvillea: A fast-growing ornamental plant with paper-thin, colorful bracts (not actual flowers), available in various shades, perfect for decorating walls and balconies.
• Marigold (Genda): Planted during the rainy season, blooms in winter, with some varieties flowering in just 60 days when planted in January-February, adding vibrant yellow and orange to spring gardens.
• Neelkamal (Blue Lotus): Blooms year-round, has a sunflower-like appearance, and releases a pleasant fragrance in the evening; requires a specific soil mix for planting.

Why It Matters: Planting these 5 diverse flowering plants in February ensures a continuous bloom and vibrant garden.