The Best Reblooming Flowers for Months of Color: 19 Varieties to Keep Your Garden Abloom

ByVictoria Arias
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Do you ever find yourself dreading the end of the blooming season in your garden? I know I do! The blooming flowers hold so much joy and beauty that it’s hard to say goodbye. But luckily, with the right plants, you don’t have to.

Today, I want to introduce you to 19 of the best reblooming flowers that will keep your garden alive with color for months on end. These flowers have the special ability to come back not just once, but multiple times throughout the growing season, giving you an extended period to enjoy their beauty.

Let’s dive into the world of reblooming flowers and explore the varieties that will keep your garden vibrant and colorful for as long as possible.

19 Favorite Reblooming Flowers

Here are 19 fantastic reblooming flowers that will add months of color to your garden:

  • Azalea
  • Black-Eyed Susan
  • Bougainvillea
  • Butterfly Bush
  • Clematis
  • Daylily
  • Echinacea
  • Honeysuckle
  • Hydrangea
  • Ice Plant
  • Iris
  • Lilac
  • Lily
  • Magnolia
  • Phlox
  • Poppy
  • Rose
  • Weigela
  • Wisteria

Keep in mind that not all varieties of these flowers will rebloom. Some may require specific care or pruning to encourage a second flush of flowers. But rest assured, with a little know-how, you can enjoy these blooms for an extended period.

Let’s take a closer look at some of these wonderful reblooming flowers and how you can make the most of their blooming season.

1. Azalea

Azaleas are known for their finicky nature and beautiful blossoms. Not all azaleas rebloom, but some varieties are dedicated to producing plants that will surprise you with a second round of flowers. Look for the “Encore” series of azaleas, which are bred to rebloom multiple times throughout the year.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Autumn Belle ‘Robleo’
  • Bonfire ‘Robleza’
  • Autumn Majesty ‘Roblezd’
  • Autumn Sunburst
  • Perfecto Mundo ‘White’

2. Black-Eyed Susan

Black-Eyed Susans are popular flowers that can surprise you with a second flush of blossoms if deadheaded after the first bloom. While not all Black-Eyed Susans will rebloom, it’s worth a try to extend their blooming season.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Goldsturm

3. Bougainvillea

Bougainvilleas are known for their vibrant colors and can reliably rebloom in the fall if pruned back correctly. These flowers bloom twice a year, making them a colorful addition to your garden.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Alexandra

4. Butterfly Bush

Butterfly bushes may not naturally rebloom, but with some pruning after the first set of flowers, they can surprise you with another round of blossoms. Encourage new growth early in the year to enjoy multiple blooming seasons.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Vanilla Treat

5. Clematis

Clematis are versatile climbers that can put on a floral show in both spring and summer. Pruning back the plant after the initial bloom can encourage a second round of flowers, making these plants a joy to have in your garden.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Belle of Woking
  • Piilu

6. Daylily

Daylilies are known for their ability to rebloom over and over, providing continuous blooms from spring until fall. With a variety of colors and cultivars available, you can enjoy these vibrant flowers throughout the growing season.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Stella d’Oro

7. Echinacea

Purple coneflowers are reliable rebloomers that can provide you with multiple rounds of blossoms throughout the growing season. These low-maintenance flowers are a delightful addition to any garden.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Playful Meadow Mama

8. Honeysuckle

Honeysuckle flowers can rebloom if encouraged with the right pruning. Depending on the type, these fragrant flowers can provide continuous blossoms throughout the season.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Peaches and Cream

9. Hydrangea

Hydrangeas are known for their abundant blossoms and can be great rebloomers if you choose the right cultivar. Look for varieties that are labeled as reblooming to enjoy multiple performances throughout the year.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Endless Summer® ‘Bloomstruck’
  • Let’s Dance® series

10. Ice Plant

Ice plants are low-maintenance reblooming flowers that can provide a colorful ground cover in your garden. With vibrant starbursts of color, these plants can keep your garden lively throughout the season.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Hot Pink Wonder

11. Iris

Irises can be reblooming flowers that provide multiple rounds of blossoms throughout the season. With new varieties constantly coming to the market, you can find stunning irises that will keep your garden vibrant.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Concertina

12. Lilac

Lilacs are a classic favorite that can rebloom in cooler climates. Look for varieties like the ‘Josee’ and the Bloomerang® series that can surprise you with fragrant flowers in the fall.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Bloomerang®

13. Lily

Lilies can provide a second flush of blooms if you remove spent flowers and have a long enough growing season. Look for reblooming varieties like the Roselilies for continuous color in your garden.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Roselily Pink and White Mix

14. Magnolia

Magnolias are known for their early spring blooms, but some varieties can surprise you with a second flush of flowers in late summer or fall. Look for the Little Girl series for reblooming magnolias.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Ann

15. Phlox

Phlox flowers can rebloom if deadheaded, providing you with several weeks of color throughout the season. Consider mixing different colors for a subtle yet elegant garden display.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Pastel Mix

16. Poppy

Poppies are divided into annuals and short-lived perennials, with some like the Iceland poppy reblooming after deadheading. Consider varieties like the ‘Patty’s Plum’ for a rich and colorful display.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Patty’s Plum

17. Rose

Roses are classic flowers that can rebloom depending on the cultivar. Look for varieties like ‘Blanc Double de Coubert’ for continuous blooms throughout the season.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Blanc Double de Coubert

18. Weigela

Weigelas may not rebloom naturally, but some breeders have created varieties like the Sonic Bloom series that can provide a second show of flowers in your garden.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Sonic Bloom Red

19. Wisteria

Wisterias typically bloom once a year, but some varieties like ‘Amethyst Falls’ can rebloom multiple times in a season. These weeping racemes can provide a spectacular display in your garden.

  • Varieties to Consider:
  • Amethyst Falls

Choose Continuously Blooming Flowers for a Lively Garden

With the right selection of reblooming flowers, you can enjoy a lively and colorful garden that keeps surprising you with blooms throughout the growing season. These flowers are not only beautiful but also easy to care for, making them a great addition to any garden.

Which of these reblooming flowers are calling your name? Do you have a favorite rebloomer that we missed? Share with us in the comments and let us know your go-to flowers for keeping your garden vibrant and alive with color.

If you’re interested in exploring other species of flowers that bloom continuously all season, check out our guides on growing Sweet Alyssum, Fuchsia Flowers, and Marigold Flowers.

Remember, with the right selection of flowers, you can transform your garden into a colorful paradise that will keep you and your loved ones delighted throughout the season. Happy gardening!

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