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Biennial flowers are an excellent choice for creating a colourful garden and are a valuable addition to flower borders, natural gardens, cottage gardens and cut flower gardens. They are known for their vigorous growth and long flowering period. Many varieties bloom in spring and early summer, providing a seamless transition between spring bulbs and summer flowers. In addition, they attract bees, bumblebees, butterflies, hoverflies and other beneficial insects, helping to create a biodiverse garden. Most biennial flowers are sown from late spring through summer. During the first year, they develop a rosette of leaves before overwintering. In the following year, they bloom abundantly, and many varieties self-seed easily. There is a wide selection of biennial flowers, including daisies, wallflowers, larkspur, hollyhocks, evening primroses, forget-me-nots and foxgloves. Combine different varieties and enjoy a colourful garden with a natural look for years to come.
