Well-suited to hotter climates, larkspur in the belladonna group can handle hot, humid summers. Because these types of poisonous flowers do take some maintenance like staking and deadheading, including them in your garden is a time commitment. However, their flashy flowers make all that work wort...
Full sun is preferred by the gardenia, but it can tolerate a partially-shaded location as well—especially in warmer climates. High humidity is required for the gardenia to thrive, so if you are not in a humid climate you may need to lightly spray your plants with water daily. #2. Roses...
Unlikemany orchids, the zygopetalum is also very fragrant. Put this robust grower in ahanging basketunder the dappled shade of a tree to give it the best lighting conditions. Grow in partial shade in humid conditions, and protect from hot summer temperatures and freezing temperatures. USDA Hard...
Fivespot grows easily in cooler climates but cannot tolerate hot or humid weather. This versatile flower is ideal for hanging baskets and is hardy in zones 3 to 10. Flame Nasturtium This bright blossom will do whatever it takes to reach precious sunlight. Scientific Name: Tropaeolum specios...
An array of native wild flowers enjoy the generous precipitation and hot, humid summers of Tennessee. Wetland plants grow in the lowlands and swamps of the western part of the state, while woodland plants fill the eastern forests and mountains. These Tennessee wild flowers are adapted to the co...
Abundant Blooms: It is a prolific bloomer, producing masses of flowers that cover the plant. Compact Habit: Its tidy growth habit makes it easy to incorporate into various garden designs. Heat Tolerance: It is a reliable performer in hot, humid summers. Low Maintenance: Once established, it ...
Exposure: Full sun to part shade; protect from afternoon sun in climates with hot, humid summers. Photo by: Millette Rejean D / Millette Photomedia. LOVE-IN-A-MIST Love-in-a-Mist Nigella damascena With its delicate flowers, ferny foliage, and ornamental seedpods, this classic cottage ga...
these plants willprefer full sunlight, but will also tolerate partial shade– which may be needed if exposed to the very hot afternoon sun. This flower needs soil that is loamy and has good drainage. You should keep the plant’s soil moist, but not overwater. It grows well in USDA zones...
All parts of the plant are toxic if ingested. Difficult if not impossible to transplant because of deep taproots that resent being disturbed once established. Often wither or are short-lived in areas with hot, humid summers.TYPES OF LUPINELupine...
Cup plants prefer wet soils that receive plenty of sun. violet flower image by flashkralove fromFotolia.com Alabama falls within a humid subtropical climate, which typically means hot, muggy summers and milder winters. Alabama gardeners often use flowers to add color to their winter landscapes. If...