[header] How to transplant potted flowers outdoors [title] Pick a planting location that meets your plant's sunlight and soil needs. [step] Different flowers thrive in different environments. Choose a spot in your yard that gets the correct amount of sun and contains the right kind of soil for your particular flowers to help them grow and thrive.
[header] How to transplant potted flowers outdoors [title] Pick a planting location that meets your plant's sunlight and soil needs. [step] Different flowers thrive in different environments. Choose a spot in your yard that gets the correct amount of sun and contains the right kind of soil for your particular flowers to help them grow and thrive.
[substeps] Choose a spot in your yard that gets at least 10 hours of sunlight every day. Temperatures above 115 degrees fahrenheit (40 degrees celsius) will cause the soil to rot. [substeps] You may find it best to plant underneath a weeping willow or a hosta tree, for instance. These species are hardy and can usually sustain their new home under mild conditions without affecting the temperature. Keep in mind that some plants will thrive outside but others will only thrive inside so it's important to take your chosen spot into consideration. [substeps] A good rule of thumb is to plant your plant in the area that receives the most sunlight. [substeps] For example, if you have peonies, plant them in a location that gets full sun and has well-draining soil in order to get the best results possible. If you aren't sure what your type of flowers need, do some research online to find out.