People travel to visit a place filled with floral beauty. It brings a sense of happiness and recharges brain cells that help carry out your day jobs with full vigor. Your patio may be big or even small. If you want a beautiful, mind refreshing floral center at your home, you can have it too.
Seven best plants for the outback patio area
Keeping reading to learn more about seven best plants that you should choose for your outback patio area.
1. Rose
The most common flower in the garden has to be a rose. It is often seen as the symbol of romance and can be an easy gift to your valentine. You also get a large variety to choose from as it has more than 300 species which can be hard stem, trailing, or climbing. The shrub also offers a variety of colors, the most common ones being Red and White.
2. Mandevilla
This particular flower grows in vines, so you can book the walls for this one if you have a space constraint. Also, it is suitable for tropical and subtropical areas as it is adapted to grow in warm places. They are available in yellow, white, red, and pink color and is commonly known as rock trumpet because of their shape.
3. Marigold
If you are someone who wants to see bright colors on your patio, then choose marigold. It is one of the most common flowers and can bear a considerable amount of heat, and is also capable of tolerating cold conditions until it gets hard to freeze.
4. Calibrachoa
If you cannot dedicate much time to caring for your plants but still want them to be charitable, then Calibrachoa should be your obvious choice. Calibrachoa should be grown in a container. This plant looks like petunia and has multi-colour shades in a single branch flower.
5. Lantana
Lantana is a common flower in the areas of Africa and America. It is a thorny flower as it can tolerate hot climatic conditions and that too without many resources. You don’t even have to water it every day; twice a week is enough for it to blossom your patio. It is available in colors like yellow, red, and multi-color combinations.
6. Strawberry
We talked about the plants that have a fragrance and are for decoration purposes. If you want a plant that can be edible, then strawberry should be your top priority. Strawberries are in cakes, puddings, milkshakes, and whatnot. The only obstacle is if your patio doesn’t get good sunlight, then it’s pretty tricky for the strawberry to survive.
7. Cherry Tomatoes
Tomatoes generally have two varieties, one which grows in the vine and the other which is a plant. The most favourable one could be the one that is vined and short as it can find its own space to grow and is likely to be tastier than the stem tomato plants. Cherry tomatoes are small in shape and moderately juicy.
