Flowers to Plant Guide

Flowers to Plant for G

Gazania see African flowers

1. Geranium
(Pelargonium)
Ooievaarsbek or Geranium in Dutch
Family of Geraniaceae
Perennials plant in frost free area

In house plant and outdoor garden plant
Good for window boxes & flower baskets
Prefer slightly moist ground
Love a sunny spot

Blooming from early spring to autumn
Lowest growing temperature is about 10°C
Great for rock gardens
Dried petals can use for Pot-pourri

a. Geranium fancy







b. Geranium, hanging
Large flowers in pink and with white edge
Mix of pink coloured Geranium flowers
Hanging Geranium in a plastic grow box
Our 1st organic grown Geranium in the year 2003

c. Geranium, potted

Geranium, Bright orange
Organic grown from seed





Geranium, Bright red in stone pot





Geranium, Maroon





Geranium, Pure white





Geranium, Sweet pink in earth-pot





Geranium, Soft peach in stone-pot


Our Geranium is grown organically
Plain red Geranium is growing in a stone container
Clusters of maroon Geraniums from Cameron Highlands
Organic Growth of Geranium in the year 2004
Medium pink Geranium growing in an earth-pot outdoor
Stone pot is great for Geranium

Flowers to Plant


d. Geranium in raised bed
Red Ground Cover from Geraniums
Geranium, dark pink and a dark red heart
Geranium Pink and deep pink with white edge
Geranium pink with white center
Geranium in a pure pink cluster
Geranium White with red-edge
Geranium White with orange center
Geranium with white petals and a deep pink at center

e.Geranium, Wild
Ground covers

After blooming, prune the flowers stems to ground level can invite new flowers
Purplish pink Geranium is grown under tree
Soft purplish blue Geranium is a flowering ground cover


f. Pelargonium
Deep cut petals




Pelargonium-x-peltatum
Flowers in pink with darker pink strips on the petals
Pelargonium-x-peltatum Flowers in pink with darker pink strips on the petals
Medium Pink Geranium Flowers

Gerbera see African flowers

2. Geum-chiloense 'Lady Stratheden'
Nagelkruid in Dutch
Family of Rosaceae
Cut flower
Long lasting perennials garden flowers

Lovely yellow flowers with many layers of petals

Flowering ground cover
Non-stop blooming rich from late spring

Easy growing
Great for borders
Plant height is about 60cm
Non-stop blooming rich bright yellow flower

Geum rivale see plants for ponds

3. Gladiola
(Gladiolus)
Gladiool in Dutch
Family of Iridaceae

Summer bulbs
Annual flowers
Cut flower
Long stem

Average height is about 100cm
Love sunny and half shadow

Blooming from mid summer to early autumn

Excellent for an indoor tall vase arrangements

There are two groups.
One is early bloomer with small flowers;
another group is a late bloomer with large flowers

Flowers to Plant

Gladiolus







































Gladiolus 'Imitation'
Grown organically
Sweet Gladiolus is growing in a raised bed
Gladiolus in deep pink
Two Orange Gladiola's
Gladiolus with pink edge and yellow heart
Pure white Gladiola flowers shows charm
Gladiolus hybrid is tinted
Gladiola in sweet pink colour standing in a vase indoor

Gladiola, water see plants for ponds
Gloriosa-rothschildiana see types of Lily flowers

4. Gloxinia
(Sinningia-speciosa)
Family of Gesneriaceae
Love moist ground
Preferred half shadow

Love rich and good drainage soil
Blooming in summer

Suitable for indoor and outdoor's containers
Gloxinia is a summer bloomer
Dark red summer blooming Gloxinia flower can keep indoor


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