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 Beautiful houseplants that bloom all year round



Flowering plants are some of the most beautiful plants in the world, many of which only produce flowers for a few months of the year. Fortunately, there are some plants that bloom year-round, and here are the top 10 beautiful houseplants that bloom year-round to add extra color to your indoor garden. Each one has its own charm and of course, you will have wonderful experiences when you grow them in your home.


Growing these flowering houseplants can help you find a little extra joy in today's hustle and bustle. When planted outdoors, they enhance the landscape, and when they sit indoors, they offer an opportunity to be closer to nature. Additionally, they are very easy to grow indoors without requiring much care. Most of them adapt well to all conditions, and some still live in your oblivion.


1 anthurium


An anthurium plant does not produce flowers continuously, but it blooms throughout the year, usually at three-month intervals. This plant is native to the tropics and thrives in humid climates. If you live in an area with dry seasons, you can keep your plant healthy by spraying its leaves occasionally.


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2 Crown of Thorns


Crown-of-thorns is a succulent plant that produces delicate flowers in a variety of colors throughout the year. This plant grows well indoors and outdoors as long as it receives at least three hours of direct sunlight per day. Additionally, prune your plant at the end of each season to encourage continued flowering.


3 Bromeliad



Bromeliads are a slow-growing plant, but once the plant is fully grown, it will reward you with stunning, brightly colored flowers. The flowers of this plant bloom only once and last a very long time and bloom at any time of the year.


4 Chenille plant


The chenille plant displays inconspicuous caterpillar-like flowers that last year-round. When growing the plant indoors, it grows very quickly, so it needs to be pruned to keep it looking good.

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5 Bougainvillea


Bougainvillea displays colorful flowers in different colors ranging from purple, pink, and red, to orange, which blooms all year round. To help the plant thrive, expose your plant to plenty of direct sunlight and rotate it throughout the day.


6 Golden Shrimp Plant



The golden shrimp plant is capable of producing flowers in every season, especially in spring and summer, when the plant blooms profusely. It needs a lot of suns, but no direct sunlight at midday. Also, for happy growth, give it a humid environment by misting its leaves indoors.


7 Lipstick Plant


Lipstick plant blooms year-round with beautiful and lightly scented flowers. The stunning flowers often come in red, with some varieties in bright orange. Pruning the stems of the plant periodically will increase the number of flowers that appear and keep the plant healthy.

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8 Blooming Maple


The flowering maple is actually a small shrub that produces delicate, crepe-like flowers that come in white, yellow, and red. To encourage your plant to continue blooming, give the plant a warm temperature and expose it to plenty of indirect sunlight throughout the day.


9 Peace Lilies



The peace lily thrives in low light conditions and is low maintenance, preferring to be left alone in its container. It has beautiful, long-lasting flowers. It needs a good amount of water and does best when placed in a humid environment, it will bounce back well if neglected for a while.

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10 Kalanchoe


Kalanchoe belongs to the succulent family. The plant needs long periods of darkness to set more buds. Its flowers are beautiful with a bouquet-like appearance. It has dark-green thick waxy leaves and umbels of colorful flowers with four petals.


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