What flowers can I plant in southern Germany?

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funkymunkyninja asked:


I recently moved to southern Germany and I want to plant some flowers on my balcony porch thing. My only problem is that I don’t know what flowers I can grow in this climate at this time of year, nor can I find a website in English (since I don’t speak/read German enough to make any sense of it) that helps me out.

So, what can I grow where I live? I would prefer to plant flowers, but I can go for herbs and other things like that too.

Dan

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    No Responses to “What flowers can I plant in southern Germany?”

    1. rustskipper Says:
      April 5th, 2009 at 10:48 am

      The usa and depending on your location in the internet to find plants that tolerate those zones.

    2. subst99 Says:
      April 7th, 2009 at 4:39 am

      My balcony last summer they are all plants that will survive hot temperatures and occasional droughts portulaca grandiflora lewisia cotyledon lavender rosemary genista olive tree dwarf.
      My balcony is facing south you have very warm areas if your balcony is facing south you get problems with the intense sunlight in summer ill list stuff that proved useful on my balcony last summer they are all plants that will survive hot temperatures and occasional droughts portulaca.