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Fabulous Fall Flowers at SummerWinds!

Stop by Your Local SummerWinds Nursery to Peruse These Beautiful Plants

In the Valley of the Sun, fall flowers can be a magnificent addition to your garden or home! Throughout the season, we'll have a wide variety of fall flowers to choose from—as indicated below, available while supplies last. Selection varies by location:

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  • Amaryllis Bulbs- Available now (boxed)
  • Bougainvillea - Available now
  • Bromeliads - Available now
  • Camellias - Available now
  • Christmas Cactus - Available now
  • Chrysanthemums / Mums - Available now
  • Cyclamen - Available now
  • Geraniums - A large selection available now
  • Hanging Baskets - Available now: petunias, calibrachoa, and mixes with petunias, lobelia and verbena...
  • Hibiscus - Available now
  • Hydrangeas - Hydrangeas are also difficult to grow in the Metro Phoenix Area. However, we have some alternatives you're certain to enjoy!
  • Jasmine - Available now
  • Lantana - Available now
  • Lavender - Available now
  • Peonies - Weather in the Valley of the Sun makes it difficult to successfully grow peonies but we love them too! Looking for some alternatives to peonies? We have some great ideas to choose from...
  • Petunias - A large selection available now (also available in hanging baskets)
  • Poinsettias - Available now
  • Roses - Available now
  • - Available now
  • Other Fall Flowers Currently Available While Supplies Last: Alyssum, Bacopa, Calibrachoa, Dracaena spike,Lobelia, Osteospermum (limited availability), Snapdragons, Stock, and Tecoma

Keep reading for details about the fabulous fall flowers available at your local SummerWinds Nursery.

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Bougainvillea

Available Now

Add pops of gorgeous vibrant color to any landscape by using Bougainvillea as a barrier or privacy screen, to control erosion, as an espalier, in containers and much more! Bougainvillea comes in a wide range of colors—hot pink, gold, yellow, magenta red, rose pink, dark purple-red, reddish-orange and more...

Some favorite Valley varieties, include:

Camarillo Fiesta™ Bougainvillea, Gold Rush™ Bougainvillea, Barbara Karst Bougainvillea, Texas Dawn™ Bougainvillea, Don Mario® Bougainvillea, James Walker Bougainvillea, Scarlett O'Hara Bougainvillea, Sharon Wesley Bougainvillea and more...

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Camellias

Available Now

Camellia trees and shrubs provide year-round glossy-green foliage and cool-season flowers. Click the button below to learn more about popular varieties for the Valley of the Sun, as well as tips for care.

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Christmas Cactus

Available Now

These festive, holiday-blooming cacti come in white, fuchsia and red and will be available soon! While the variety we carry are technically Thanksgiving Cactus (Schlumgera truncata), they are often called Christmas Cactus and will bloom throughout the holiday season!

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Chrysanthemums / Mums

Available Now

When in-stock, these fall favorites are available in a wide variety of colors!

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Geraniums

A Large Selection Available Now

Geraniums are as easy to care for as they are beautiful! Enjoy them in your container gardens, on your front porch, patio or balcony, or plant them in your landscape along borders or in garden beds.

Geranium Care

Geraniums prefer fertile, well-drained soil that contains plenty of organic matter. Let the soil dry slightly between waterings. Geraniums don't like to be over fertilized but they do enjoy morning sun with light afternoon shade. Cut away faded flowers regularly to keep the plants blooming and enjoy their gorgeous color from late summer through fall.

Outstanding colorful varieties include:

Bubble Gum, Cherry, Dynamo Dark Red, Dynamo Violet, Dynamo White, Flame, Patriot Lavender Blue, Pearl, Plum, Pumpkin, Raspberry, Salmon and Sunrise Orange.

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Hibiscus

Available Now

Hibiscus plants are an Arizona favorite and for good reason! They can add a splash of color to your garden year-round, are available as a tree or a shrub, and come in a wide range of colors, sizes and blooms.

Valley-loving hibiscus varieties:

Brilliant Hibiscus/San Diego Red Hot Hibiscus, 'C'est Bon' Hibiscus, Cherie Hibiscus, Crown of Bohemia Hibiscus, 'Erin Rachel' Hibiscus, Fiesta Hibiscus, Fullmoon® Hibiscus, Hula Girl Hibiscus, Red Darling® Hibiscus and Red Dragon® Hibiscus.

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Fall Flowers | Arizona SummerWinds Nursery (10)Hydrangeas

Wish you could grow hydrangeas in the Valley? We feel your pain! How about considering Cape Plumbago (shown above 'a') or Viburnum (shown above 'b') as an alternative? They have elegant blooms and can be successfully grown in the Valley of the Sun. Speak with one of our Trusted Garden Advisors, to learn more.

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Jasmine

Available Now

We offer a number of beautiful, fragrant jasmine varieties that grow well in the Metro Phoenix Area.

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Fall Flowers | Arizona SummerWinds Nursery (12)Lantana

Available Now

Lantana (Shrub verbenas is a colorful, firewise, prolific spring and summer bloomer. Fall is the perfect time to plant lantana in containers, borders or as mass plantings. This drought-tolerant plant prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Available in red, oranges, pinks, purples, yellows and whites.

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Lavender

Available Now

At SummerWinds Nursery, we have both ornamental and edible lavender varieties.

Lavender is colorful, fragrant and has a great texture. Lavender is beautiful in both containers and your garden landscape. It's drought, deer and rabbit resistant, making it an easy to care for, often perennial, garden option. There are numerous varieties of lavender to choose from and many are edible.

Some favorites include:

Spanish Lavender - Lavandula stoechas (b), French Lavender - Lavandula dentata (c), and Fernleaf Lavender - Lavandula multifida (a).

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Although it is difficult to grow peonies in the Valley, we have some beautiful alternatives that grow well in the Metro Phoenix Area, including those listed below.

Alternatives to Growing Peonies

  • Available in the summer - Lisianthus (shown above 'a')
  • Available in the fall - Dahlias (shown above 'b'), Flowering Tulip (shown above 'c'), Ranunculus (shown above 'd'); Roses (shown above 'e'); and Camellias (shown above 'f'). Read our blog, How to Grow Camellias, to learn more.

Stop by your local SummerWinds Nursery and speak with one of our Trusted Garden Advisors, to explore options perfect for your garden.

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A Large Selection Available Now

Easy to care for, petunias are a great way to add color and texture to your garden. These drought-tolerant blooms prefer light, well-drained soil and full sun. Available in grandiflora (large flowers great for hanging baskets) and multiflora (more numerous, smaller flowers—ideal for garden beds and borders). Petunias are generally available in pink, purple, red, white, yellow, and now in some unusual varieties, available while supplies last—including bugundy skies and night sky petunias.

Petunias also available in hanging baskets.

Source: https://www.almanac.com/plant/petunias

Roses

Available Now

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Did you know? Autumn is the best time to plant roses in The Valley of the Sun. We have a superb selection of colorful, fragrant roses!

Click the button below to:

  • Explore roses by landscape use
  • Explore roses by color
  • Learn about different types of roses
  • Plus, get some recommendations for growing spectacular rose blooms...

Roses

To learn about companion plants that grow well with roses, read out blog, How to Grow Roses and Companion Plants Together.

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Violas & Pansies

Available Now

Stop by to explore a beautiful, currently limited assortment of violas and pansies...

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There are so many beautiful fall flowers... To explore our selection of high-quality plants and learn more, speak with one of our Trusted Garden Advisors at your local SummerWinds Nursery.

Other Fall-Blooming Favorites Available While Supplies Last: Alyssum, Bacopa,Calibrachoa, Dracaena spike, Lobelia, Osteospermum (limited availability), Snapdragons, Stock, and Tecoma

Want Even More? Read out blog, Engaging the Senses - How to Create the Perfect Patio.

At SummerWinds, We Guarantee Success!

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FAQs

Fall Flowers | Arizona SummerWinds Nursery? ›

Early bloomers can show as early as the end of July, while late bloomers will be best to display throughout the fall, usually into October. The early fall bloomers typically arrive in September, and flowering continues into October.

What flowers to plant late-summer early fall? ›

10 Perennials for Late-Summer and Fall Color
  • Nippon Daisy. Often called Montauk Daisy, Nippon Daisy is prized for its late-in-the-season explosion of perky, white flowers. ...
  • Goldenrod. ...
  • Joe Pye Weed. ...
  • Helenium. ...
  • Oriental Lily. ...
  • Chrysanthemum. ...
  • Japanese anemone. ...
  • Balloon Flower.

When should I buy fall flowers? ›

Early bloomers can show as early as the end of July, while late bloomers will be best to display throughout the fall, usually into October. The early fall bloomers typically arrive in September, and flowering continues into October.

What flowers should I plant now for fall? ›

Plants like chrysanthemums, nasturtiums and asters are wonderful choices for seasonal planting arrangements. While perennials that will survive the winter are great choices, autumn is also a great time to explore new ideas will short-season annuals too.

What is a good flower to plant in the fall and winter? ›

Violas and Pansies

These hardy little flowers not only have gorgeous blooms but can survive almost anything winter has to dish out. Violas and pansies grow best in partial shade but need a minimum of four hours of sunlight a day.

Is August too late to plant flowers? ›

Mid- to late-August is often an excellent time to plant fall flowers, as long as the weather isn't still so hot that the plants will suffer heat stress. But don't wait too late to plant, or you'll have a very short window to enjoy your flowers.

How do you transition summer flowers in the fall? ›

A guide to transitioning your garden from summer to fall
  1. Remove annuals and plant new ones.
  2. Inspect your perennials.
  3. Add some mulch.
  4. Look for diseases and protect your plants.
  5. Outdoor plants should now be indoors.
  6. Consider a vegetable garden.
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What is the slowest season for florists? ›

August can be one of the slowest months in the floral industry. we ask that if you are slow, to try implementing new ways to market in your flower shop. Newsletter: Email, mail, or both! Send out a newsletter to your customers offering special savings.

What are the fall mums flowers? ›

Chrysanthemums (mums) are one of the most popular fall garden flowers. Most mum plants are easy to grow with their basic needs being full sun, rich soil, good drainage, and good air circulation.

How late can you plant flowers in the fall? ›

Although each plant's needs may vary and some will be more winter-hardy than others, in general about a month before the last fall frost is sufficient in giving the plant enough time to establish itself and take root.

What are the fall daisy like flowers? ›

Asters (Aster Spp.)

One very popular variety is Aster 'Celeste', which forms a clump covered with dense purple daisy-like flowers in late summer and early fall.

Can I plant flowers in September? ›

Late summer or early fall is an excellent time to plant mums, one of the symbolic flowers of the season. Practically any time in September that strikes your fancy is a good bet, so long as it's at least six weeks before the year's first frost.

What is good to plant in early fall? ›

From early fall through most of November is one of the best times of year to plant spring-blooming bulbs, cool-season annuals and vegetables, as well as many trees, shrubs, and perennials.

What flower blooms all summer and fall? ›

Asters. The starlike flowers of asters are the grand finale of perennial flowers that bloom from spring to fall, almost completely covered in blooms late in the summer and often lasting until the first frost. Asters typically flower in deep purple and lush lavender, but there are also white and pink varieties.

What are October flowers? ›

October has two birth flowers: the Marigold and Cosmos. Both stems prosper during the summer and fall and have rich legacies in history, gardening, and folk medicine. The first October birth flower is the cosmo.

What plants can you plant in early fall? ›

Fall is a great time to plant another crop of spring greens such as spinach, leaf lettuce, arugula, mustard greens, and mâche because they require cooler soil for seed germination and they mature quickly.

What plants should be planted in late summer? ›

Seeds germinate fast when the soil is already nice and warm. For delicious, picture-perfect fall crops of spinach, lettuce, peas, kale and broccoli, now's the time to plant. Here are four easy steps to ensure your success.

What flowers for late summer color? ›

By late July, most perennial gardens are past their prime and look pretty dull for the rest of the season. Fortunately, there are many perennials that bloom in late summer, including coneflower, asters, mums, Russian sage, cimicifuga, sedum, rudbeckia, and phlox.

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