Bloemen voor het balkon

Flowers for the balcony

Discover our collection of blooming balcony plants from Vercony: long-blooming perennials and ornamental plants that return season after season, bringing color and life to your balcony from early spring well into autumn. From bee-friendly bloomers like geraniums and lavender to hardy ornamental grasses, every plant has been carefully selected for its suitability for life in a pot, even in strong winds and full sun on a balcony. Combine them with the Vercony GreenUp planter for a lush and colorful result on both sides of your balcony railing.

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Flowering balcony plants: bring color and life to your balcony

Nothing brings as much atmosphere to a balcony as flowering plants. A few well-chosen blooms immediately make the difference between a bare corner and a spot where you love to enjoy a cup of coffee. In our collection of flowers for the balcony, you will find long-blooming perennials and ornamental plants that return season after season, such as geraniums, lavender, catmint, and ornamental grasses.

All our flowering balcony plants have been individually selected because they are well-suited to the conditions on a balcony: more wind than in a garden border, sometimes intense full sun on a south-facing balcony, and a life in a pot rather than in the open ground.

Bees and butterflies welcome on your balcony

Many of our flowering balcony plants are excellent nectar sources. The flowers are full of nectar and attract bees, bumblebees, and butterflies, so that your balcony is not only beautiful to look at, but also becomes a valuable stopping point for pollinators in the city. In this way, you can contribute to greater biodiversity right on your doorstep with just a few pots.

Long-blooming and hardy, year after year

We consciously choose our flowers for their long blooming periods and hardiness. Plants such as Geranium 'Rozanne' and catmint bloom from May well into autumn and, as perennials, return each spring. This way, a one-time purchase allows you to build a balcony that provides color every year without needing to buy new plants repeatedly.

Mix and match for a full and layered balcony

Feel free to combine tall and low bloomers, different colors, and diverse flower shapes for a full and layered effect. For instance, place an ornamental grass for structure and height, and fill the space around it with low-growing bloomers like geraniums for color at eye level. Place your flowers in a planter between the bars of your balcony railing, such as the Vercony GreenUp planter, and your flowers will grow outward for a beautiful view on both sides of the railing.

From full sun to shady corners

Not every balcony gets the same amount of sun, but that doesn't have to be a problem. Our collection includes both sun-loving bloomers and shade-tolerant plants like Heuchera, which stands out for its purple foliage rather than large flowers. Check the preferred location for each plant so that you always choose a bloomer that suits the amount of sun on your balcony.

Choose the flowers that suit your balcony

Whether you want a romantic floral ballet, a quiet green corner with the occasional splash of color, or a balcony full of bees and butterflies: in our collection of flowering balcony plants, you will find the species that fit. View the assortment, read the care information for each plant, and build your balcony full of blooms step by step.

Veelgestelde vragen over flowers for the balcony

Which flowering plants attract bees and butterflies to my balcony?

Plants such as Geranium 'Rozanne', Catmint, and Verbena are excellent nectar sources: their flowers are full of nectar and attract bees, bumblebees, and butterflies.

How long do the perennials in this collection bloom?

Most of our flowering balcony plants are long-blooming: plants like Geranium and Catmint bloom from May until autumn.

Do these flowers come back every year, or do I have to replant them?

The perennials in this collection are hardy and should sprout again every spring, so you only need to purchase them once.

Which flowering plant is best for a shady balcony?

Heuchera is an excellent choice for shade or partial shade: this plant stands out for its purple foliage rather than large flowers.

How often should I water flowering balcony plants?

This varies by plant and is stated in the product description. As a rule of thumb, water most flowering balcony plants twice a week, and a bit more often during warm periods.

Can I combine different flowers together in one planter?

Yes, feel free to mix tall and short bloomers with different colors for a full, layered effect in your planter, for example the Vercony GreenUp planter.