The balcony plants that love autumn light and resist the wind give a special touch when the days become shorter and the air becomes sparkling.
With the transition from summer to autumn, the balcony changes its face: the sun warms less, the air currents become more frequent and nature seems to slow down. Yet there are species that not only resist, but which in this period show their best side. The softer light enhances the colors, while the wind is no longer a problem but an ally that strengthens the hair. It is almost fascinating to observe how certain plants seem born for this climate.
A question then arises: what are the plants that make a lively and welcoming balcony even without excessive care? You don’t need to have green thumb or set up a complicated garden. A few well -made choices are enough to obtain a space that surprises, changes mood with the seasons and gives energy even in the graysiest afternoons.
Zonal geranium: the balcony plant that does not disappoint
Il zonal geranium It is a classic that never goes out of fashion. He resists well in the wind, he continues to flourish even when the hours of light decrease and faces the temperature changes without fear. It is a generous plant that asks little and gives a lot: just eliminate the dry flowers to see new corollas sprout.
Although many associate it with summer, geranium can surprise in autumn. Its lively shades – from red to rose to white – illuminate the balcony when more dull colors prevail around. With a well -stable vase it does not even fear sudden gusts, continuing to transmit joy.
Edera: the green that protects
L’ivy He is the queen of the climbers and on the balcony makes the difference. Evergred and tireless, it easily climbs railings and supports, forming a natural barrier that repairs the most delicate plants. It is not just an ornament: it becomes a green shield that resists the wind and keeps the outdoor space alive even in the colder months.
That’s why it likes so much:
- Create natural protection against gusts;
- grows without demanding too many hours of sunshine;
- It develops quickly and effort;
- requires very few care;
- Give a green and shiny balcony throughout the year.
Cyclamen: the king of autumn
Between October and November the balconies begin to fill up with cyclamen. Their shades of pink, purple and white seem to be made on purpose for autumn light, which makes them even more intense. They are flowers resistant to the wind and lovers of fresh temperatures, perfect for reviving the shorter days.
With little attention – a regular watering and a vase that lets the water flow – they give abundant blooms. The petals facing upwards, similar to small butterflies, give movement to the balcony and make it alive even when the sky is gray.
Rosemary: aromatic and tireless for the balcony
Il rosemary It combines beauty and utility like few other plants. It is robust, it has strong roots and woody branches that make it stable even on the balconies most exposed to the wind. He loves autumn light and with freshly released an intense perfume that also accompanies the kitchen.
Al evergreen and not very demanding, it maintains the vital balcony in the months in which many plants undress. It is fascinating to think how such a simple plant can become a tireless companion and, at the same time, a precious ingredient for everyday dishes.
Erica: color and resistance
L’erica He brings with him the discreet charm of the autumn flowers. His inflorescences, ranging from pink to purple, light the balcony in color when many other plants stop. It is resistant to the wind, bears the cold well and does not need too many hours of sunshine. In addition to the aesthetic side, his association is curious with the good omen: not surprisingly many choose it to create a serene and positive corner. It grows compact, does not deal too much space and asks very little in return, becoming a reliable companion of autumn.
Having a green and welcoming balcony also in autumn is possible by choosing the right plants.
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