5 More Summer Flowers To Grow In Brisbane

Nothing like transporting flowers in your car! These are dahlias, cosmos, zinnia and Black-eyed Susans from my backyard flower patch.

Last year I wrote an article about What Flowers To Plant In Brisbane Summer and the good news is that if you are looking for even more summer flowers to grow in Brisbane, you are in luck because some of the most interesting and fabulous flowers are in season right now!

From sculptural purple echinacea, to the long yellow plumes of amaranth, to the queen of flowers, dahlias, I’ve included a list of some of the best summer flowers to grow in Brisbane when the sweltering weather hits. Check them out below!

And if you are looking for more information about what flowers to plant across all the seasons, you might like my Seasonal Planting Calendar below too!

#1 Dahlias are one of the most beautiful flowers to grow in Brisbane this summer and there are so many varieties to choose from. These beauties from my backyard include the pink African Peach and white Astrid Coorabell varieties.

#2 Zinnias with their layers of petals are a true beauty and a great flower to grow in summer because they thrive in the heat. I love this bright pink variety.

#3 Amaranth are a brilliant cut flower to grow if interesting and unusual is your style (it’s definitely mine). The long plumes are so cool!

#4 Echinacea, also known as coneflowers, are one of the most stunning summer flowers to grow in Brisbane and a bonus is that they attract a lot of pollinators! These ones got pummelled by a mega hail storm, but they still look amazing.

#5 Black-eyed Susans are an often forgotten option when it comes to summer flowers to grow in a Brisbane - they are like a smaller heat-loving sunflower making them perfect for our weather conditions.

Looking for more information? Check out the summer Salisbury Grange x Mary Morag sun hats I collaborated on or Dahlia Tuber Sales On Now.

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