Filling A Garden With Flower Power
Published October 2nd, 2011 | 
Flower power is in the hearts of countless gardens - and the range of varieties of flowers available today, gardeners have many options.
So what gives flowers gardeners green thumbs-a? According to the garden shop owners, people are looking for plants that can tell flourish beautifully for months with minimal care. This is where certain types of new plants landfall allow gardeners to add flower power to his landscapes, patios or entries with a minimum amount of work. Here’s a closer look at two best options:
• A Touch of Frost, Frost Diamond produces delicate, gray-green foliage with tiny flowers and lace to create a pure white mat. However, despite its delicate appearance, this plant is tough. It has exceptional heat and drought tolerant and requires little care to look better. The flower, Proven Winners, thrives in the shade and partial sun, is 12 to 18 inches tall, and blooms non-stop for six months.
Its compact size makes it a good choice for containers or the front of a flower, and flower power is almost unstoppable and airy making it an excellent alternative to the baby’s breathing, which tends to disappear quickly. In addition, the flower can be a shell inside, too. Small pots in a window that gets lots of South Florida Sun continuously.
Diamond Frost has received rave reviews. He was selected in 2005 in the UK Plant of the Year and was named the Top Pick, Dallas Arboretum, Superior, Colorado State, and Top Pick of the State of Ohio, among other distinctions.
• Lights, Proven Winners is also bright, the lights of Broadway great feature Shasta Daisy flowers bursting out of the garden. This plant, which blooms from July, opens with rich canary yellow flowers that turn yellow butter and creamy white as they mature. Under cool conditions, the color of the flower is still more yellow.
Emerging flowers of the plant reach 16 to 20 inches in height, creating a lot of beautiful flowers feed on the foliage green. Robust, reliable and easy to grow, this plant prefers full sun and produce abundant blooms until frost.
