Caring for Your Foamflowers

Caring for Your Foamflowers | TN Nursery

Wednesday, January 19

Foamflower

TN Nurseries best selling perennials

Foamflower

Coneflower

Hairy Buttercups

Daylilies

Iris

The Foamflower is a great little flower to add to your landscape. The Foamflower has a small white bloom in the center with long, slender green leaves around it, which sits low on the ground as a lush, green clump.

The Foam flower blooms well in early spring to summer in April, May, June, and July. The Foamflower can grow to heights of 1-3 feet and expand outwards just as much. The foam flower is considered a perennial in the herb family.

Caring for your Foamflower

This perennial does well in almost every state and needs partial shade and sun to thrive at its best. The Foam flower does well along river banks and creeks because of the acidic soil and moist soil but can also do well in your home landscape, providing that the ground is kept moist and wet. The Foamflower is native to the US and seems to do the best in cool climates.

The flowers are approximately 6-12 inches tall, and once they mature, the plants will send out runners who will create and spring up new plants in no time. The flowers appear in a feathery texture and form a cluster like no other.

The Foam flower does the best in colonies and makes for an excellent groundcover in shady areas. Many will find this plant as you walk through the woods and enjoy cutting off the plant blooms and placing them in a vase or bowl on your dinner table as they are fragrant and a lovely site to look at. Foam flowers make a great addition to any home décor or landscape.

Find the Foamflower today at TN Nursery

https://www.tnnursery.net

Back to blog
  • The Art of Bonsai

    The Art of Bonsai

    Bonsai is a remarkable art form that allows us to appreciate the beauty and resilience of nature on a miniature scale. 

    The Art of Bonsai

    Bonsai is a remarkable art form that allows us to appreciate the beauty and resilience of nature on a miniature scale. 

  • The Enigmatic Trillium

    The Enigmatic Trillium

    Trilliums, with their three leaves, three petals, and three stigmas, have earned their place as a symbol of balance and harmony in the ecosystems they inhabit. 

    The Enigmatic Trillium

    Trilliums, with their three leaves, three petals, and three stigmas, have earned their place as a symbol of balance and harmony in the ecosystems they inhabit. 

  • The Four Seasons of Dogwood Trees

    The Four Seasons of Dogwood Trees

    From the delicate blossoms of spring to the fiery hues of autumn and the elegant silhouettes of winter, dogwood trees captivate our senses year-round.

    The Four Seasons of Dogwood Trees

    From the delicate blossoms of spring to the fiery hues of autumn and the elegant silhouettes of winter, dogwood trees captivate our senses year-round.

1 of 3