Michigan Flower Farm Estimated Bloom Times Approximate Bloom Times – Some flowers depend heavily on climate to determine when they will bloom. This is especially apparent at the beginning of their bloom cycle. At the end of the bloom cycle, most importantly through the month of October, frosts and freezes can end the bloom cycle. Please note blooms times are an estimation only.

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Flower Name March April May June July Aug Sept Oct Ageratum Agrostemma Allium Amaranthus- Love Lies Bleeding Amaranthus – Coral Fountains Amaranthus – Green Cascade Amaranth – Hot Bisquits Amaranthus – Red Spike Ammi - Graceland Ammi – Green Mist Ammi - Dara Aster – Peony Aster - Hulk Aster – (perennial) Astilbe Atriplex Baby’s Breath (annual) Bachelor Buttons Baptisia Baptisia Foliage Basil – Cinnamon/Purple Ruffles Bee Balm Bells of Ireland Bittersweet Bittersweet Foliage Blanket Flower Bleeding Hearts Blue Mist Boxwood – Limited Amounts Brodeaia Buplureum Butterfly Bush Butterfly Weed Calendula Campanula Cardoon Cat Mint Celosia – Flamingo Feather Celosia - Chief Celosia – Pampas Plume Celosia – Ruby Parfait Celosia - Sylphid

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Flower Name March April May June July Aug Sept Oct Celosia – Sunday Chervil Chinese Lanterns Chive - Flowers Chrysanthemum Clematis (very limited for 2017) Columbine Coral Bells Corn Parsley Cosmos Cress Crocosmia Cup and Saucer Vine Daffodil Dahlia Late Daisy – Wild Type Daisy - Shasta Delphinium – Giants Dill Dusty Miller Echinacea (Coneflower) Echinops (Globe Thistle) False Sunflower Fennel Fern Feverfew Flax Flowering Kale Forget Me Knot Foxglove Forsythia Frosted Explosion Geranium - Scented Globe Amaranth Grape Hyacinth Grasses - Ornamental Hens and Chicks Honey Suckle Bush - foliage Honeywort Hops - Flowers Hops - Vine Hosta - Flower Hosta - Leaf Hydrangea (bloom time varies Late by species)

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Flower Name March April May June July Aug Sept Oct Iris Bearded – Purple Iris Bearded - Peach Iris Bearded - Lavender English Ivy Japanese Anemone Jewels of Opar Joe Pye Weed Kale - greenery Kiss-Me-Over-The-Garden-Gate* Lace Flower – Orlaya (white) Lace Flower – Didiscus (pink, blue, white) * Lady’s Mantle Lamb’s Ear Larkspur Lavender Liatris Lilac Lily – Oriental – Casa Blanca Lily – Oriental - Stargazer Lily – Daylily Lily of the Valley Lisianthus Late Love in the Mist (Nigella) Love in a Puff Lupine Marigold Meadow Rue Millet – Purple Majesty Moss - Living Mountain Mint Nasturtium - Flowers Nasturium - Foliage Nicotiana Ninebark Pansy Peony Late Periwinkle (Vinca) Phlox - perennial Phlox – Annual Pin Cushion Plectranthus – Cerverza ‘n Lime Pokeweed Poppy Late Privet

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Flower Name March April May June July Aug Sept Oct Rose – Garden- Bloom times vary Rose – Spray- Hot Pink Rudbeckia fulgida Rudbeckia hirta Rudbeckia triloba Rue Russian Sage Sage Salvia – Blue Bedder Salvia – Clary Sage Salvia – Evolution White Salvia – May Nights Saponaria Sea Holly Snapdragon Snow on the Mountain Solidado Spanish Bluebells Spider Flower Statice Stock Strawflower Succulents – Hens & Chicks Sunflower Sweet Annie Sweet Pea - annual Sweet Pea Foliage Sweet William Sweet William – Green Ball Tansy Tickseed – Jethro Tull Trachelium Tulip Turtlehead Tweedia Verbena Veronica Weigela Wheat Grass – grown to order Wheat - Fresh Wheat - Dried Willow - Curly Wintercreeper Yarrow Zinnia

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