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Refresh Your Garden with Spring Colour
03 Sep, 2026
Adding spring colour is one of the simplest ways to lift your garden, whether you're after bold statement blooms, soft trailing accents or cheerful potted displays, there's something to suit every space, big or small, sunny or shaded.
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Foxgloves
There's something almost magical about foxgloves. Their tall spires of bell-shaped blooms rise through the border in shades of lilac, blush and cream, adding height, drama and a touch of fairytale charm that bees and gardeners adore.
Bacopa is a low, trailing charmer, softening the edges of pots and hanging baskets with a steady spill of tiny flowers. Undemanding and easy-going, it's a simple way to add movement and softness to any display.
Fragrant purple spikes and silvery foliage make lavender a spring garden favourite. Plant along a path, in terracotta pots, or through a pollinator-friendly bed, and enjoy its structure, scent and timeless charm right through until summer's end.
Alstroemeria, or Peruvian lily, brings months of colour to the garden with clusters of exotic, speckled blooms. Easy to grow in a sunny, free-draining spot, it also makes a superb cut flower, lasting beautifully in a vase.
Also known as Osteospermum, Cape Daisies bring masses of daisy-like blooms in a huge range of colours from early spring through to the first frosts. Once established, they're impressively drought tolerant, needing just an occasional deep watering.
Few plants deliver as much colour as fast as petunias. Perfect for hanging baskets, pots or garden beds, these hardy bloomers love a warm, sheltered spot and reward you with masses of blooms through spring and summer.
