When Can You Start Planting Flowers in the Spring?

Why Choose NxGen Outdoors

Site Assessment: Evaluate your space for sunlight exposure and aesthetic goals to determine the best plants and pot placement.
Concept Development: Creating a customized design plan that incorporates your ideas, preferred color schemes, and desired plant varieties.
Pot Selection: Helping you choose the right type, size, and style of pots to complement your landscape design, if you don't have one already.
Plant Selection: Choosing the right flowers, perennials, annuals, and ornamental plants to create a harmonious and visually appealing display.
Layout Planning: Design the arrangement of your flower pots using the "spiller, thriller, and filler" rule to ensure optimal growth conditions and aesthetic balance.

Thriller: Tall, eye-catching plants that provide height and a focal point in the center or back of the pot.
Filler: Medium-height plants that fill in the space around the thriller, adding fullness and color.
Spiller: Trailing plants that spill over the edges of the pot, creating a cascading effect and softening the edges.

Soil Preparation: Using high-quality potting soil with necessary nutrients and conditioners to promote healthy plant growth.
Planting: Expertly planting flowers and plants at the correct depth and spacing to ensure their longevity and health.
Arrangement: Strategically arrange flower pots for maximum visual impact and easy maintenance, following the "spiller, thriller, and filler" design principle.
Watering: To provide your flowers with the water they need to thrive, it's best to water one to two times a day depending on the weather.

To keep your flower pots vibrant throughout the year. Our seasonal planting services include:

Spring Planting: Introducing spring blooms such as tulips, daffodils, and pansies to bring early color to your pots.
Summer Planting: Planting summer flowers like petunias, marigolds, and zinnias that thrive in warmer weather.
Fall Planting: Adding fall flowers such as mums, asters, and ornamental kale to provide late-season beauty.