Discover plants to grow in September that take advantage of the beginning of spring to grow and bloom, making gardens and pots more beautiful traduzido por: OPENROUTER
Submitted at Sep 3, 2026, 4:00 PM
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With the arrival of September and the approach of spring, the garden gains new possibilities. The rise in temperatures and light creates favorable conditions for cultivating various species, which can bring even more life and beauty to your projects.
Check out some options to make the most of the season and renew the green spaces of your home.
Petúnia. (Emma Henderson/Unsplash/Divulgação)
Colorful and delicate, petunias are a good choice for those who want to add flowers to pots, planters, and flower beds. They like plenty of light and well-drained soil.
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Known for its ease of cultivation, moss rose adapts well to sunny locations and displays flowers in different shades. It is an interesting alternative for pots and low-maintenance gardens.
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Begonias can bring texture and color to well-lit indoor projects or outdoor areas protected from intense sun. There are several varieties, with highly ornamental flowers and foliage.
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In addition to its characteristically colored flowers and striking fragrance, lavender can be grown in indoor and outdoor projects, and in very versatile spaces: a planter, a pot, or a flower bed. It prefers plenty of sun and a substrate with good drainage.
Heliconia-papagaio. (Casa e Festa/Divulgação)
To create a tropical atmosphere, heliconias are excellent choices. Their striking inflorescences stand out in landscaping and combine especially well with gardens in hot and humid climates.
Gengibre ornamental (Blog das Flores/Divulgação)
Ornamental ginger, also known as magnificent ginger, ice cream ginger, or beehive ginger, is a tropical species that stands out in landscaping for its sculptural inflorescences. They have a shape reminiscent of a beehive and display coloring that can vary from yellow to reddish as they mature. The plant enjoys heat, humidity, and fertile soil, making it an interesting choice for tropical-inspired compositions.
Jiboia. (Unsplash/Divulgação)
Versatile, pothos can be grown in pots, planters, and as a hanging or climbing plant. It is an option for bringing greenery to different projects in the home, especially those with indirect light.
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With leaves marked by natural patterns, the prayer plant adds visual interest even when not in bloom. It prefers projects protected from direct sunlight and with good humidity.
Filodendro-coração (Sitio da Mata/Divulgação)
Resistant and ornamental, the philodendron comprises different species and varieties. It is an alternative for those who wish to expand the presence of foliage in the garden or in indoor projects.
Girassol anão de jardim. (ISLA Sementes/Divulgação)
With its large, intensely yellow flowers, the sunflower is a good choice to bring color to the garden with the arrival of spring. The species enjoys full sun and higher temperatures, and can be grown directly in the ground or, depending on the variety, in pots. For good development, it is ideal to keep the soil well drained and provide adequate space for root growth.
Before choosing the species, observe the conditions of the space. The amount of light, soil type, drainage, and humidity are important factors in determining which plants will develop best.
It is also worth adapting watering to the region's climate and to the needs of each species. Thus, the beginning of spring becomes an opportunity to renew the garden in a planned way and create more diverse landscaping in the coming months.
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