Summer bulbs with yellow flowers for a cheerful garden

Do you want to enjoy your garden even more? Use the color yellow; it makes you cheerful and gives energy. Experience the benefits of nature around you and plant summer bulbs with yellow flowers.

Paradise

The garden is slowly but surely transforming from a tiled garden into a green oasis. This is because we notice that we feel better with greenery around us. But also because a lot of greenery helps excess water drain away faster and increases biodiversity. If you decide to turn the garden into a natural paradise, make sure to add sparkle with yellow summer bulbs.

Types

Yellow stands for energy, growth, and cheerfulness. Perfect for a new beginning in your garden. Summer bulbs provide a true makeover with little effort. The most well-known are Dahlia, Calla, gladiolus (Gladiolus), and lily (Lilium), but there are more yellow bringers of happiness. Think of Begonia, tiger flower (Tigridia), and Indian flower reed (Canna).

Plants

Beautiful mixes of different yellow summer bulbs create a natural atmosphere in your garden. One produces beautiful elongated spikes, while another has large round flowers. Sometimes fragrant or even double-colored. You plant summer bulbs in the spring, from the moment the risk of frost has passed. As soon as they feel the warmth of the sun, they shoot out of the ground, and it's time to enjoy.

Yellow flower tips

• By removing faded dahlia flowers, the plant produces new flowers. This way, dahlias continue to bloom until the first frost.
• In addition to the flowers, the large leaves of Indian flower reed (Canna) are impressive; they resemble large banana leaves.
• Begonias are ideal for people with hay fever. The pollen grains of begonias are so heavy that they do not float in the air but fall directly to the ground.
• Did you know that the flower of Calla is actually a beautifully colored bract? The real, tiny flowers are located on the spike hidden within the bract.
• Gladiolus (Gladiolus) requires hardly any care. You only need to water them if it is very dry.