The beautiful flowers that enchant the garden

Freesias, celebrated for their sweet fragrance and vibrant colors, are popular as cut flowers. Each stem produces 5 to 10 trumpet-shaped flowers in single-flowered racemes, with several hybrids available in single or double forms and varying colors. Low-maintenance and resistant to diseases and pests, they also make striking border plants with striking contrasts.

Jasminum sambac 'Grand Duke of Tuscany' is a prized variety of Arabian jasmine with the largest double white flowers, similar to camellias, each about 2.5 cm in diameter. Sweetly scented, the flowers sit atop erect stems with dark green, wavy leaves. Compact and bushy, it thrives in warm, humid, frost-free regions, often blooming year-round.

Snapdragons are vibrant bedding plants, blooming from spring to fall. With their snout-shaped flowers and lush foliage, they exude a pleasant fragrance and feature captivating hues. Although they are short-lived perennials, they are often grown as annuals and tolerate brief frosts. Easy to grow, they make excellent cut flowers and create a stunning display when planted in groups.

Protea cynaroides, the King Protea, South Africa's national flower, is known for its large, bowl-shaped flowers and colorful bracts ranging from greenish-white to pink and red. It thrives in warm climates and blooms primarily in the warmer months, with a single plant producing 6 to 10, sometimes up to 40, flowers per season. Perfect for sunny gardens or containers, it is a prized cut flower worldwide.