7. Mums
If you are looking to brighten up your day by seeing a colorful bush right in front of your house, Mum’s flowers are the perfect choice. To have them bloom in the fall, it’s better to plant them in the spring to have the necessary amount of time to grow until the cold weather comes.
During the scorching summer days make sure you water these plants regularly. Furthermore, before it becomes chilly, cover the planting area with mulch to keep the soil around it warm.
8. Marigold
Since they bloom for the majority of the season, brassy and warm marigolds are popular and simple to grow. They prefer full sun and can tolerate hot summers, making them a wonderful choice if you live somewhere where sweltering summers may last into the fall. Lucky Texans!
