Spring is the perfect time to add color to the indoors, in anticipation of a summer filled with beautiful blooms outside. Add bright and colorful blooming house plants to your home for a refreshing sight when you walk in the door! 

Here are our six favorite blooming house plants, along with some care tips:

Phalaenopsis Orchids: A delicate beauty, the long-lasting blooms on these plants are available in colors of pink, purple, yellow, white and speckled, to name a few.  The elegance of these plants will transform your table and home décor.
– Never let the soil dry out between watering, but avoid overwatering.
– Prefers an east, west or shaded south window.
– Place on a tray over moistened pebbles and in an orchid pot (likes to breath).

Kalanchoe: Adorable and easy to care for, Kalanchoe is a type of succulent with large clusters of small flowers and sturdy green foliage.
– One of the easiest plants to grow.
– Does best in warm temperatures.
– Keep soil well drained.

African Violets: Their lush foliage is accompanied by dainty blooms of white, mauve, pink, magenta, and of course, purple.
– Likes lots of light, but no direct sunlight.
– African Violets prefer 60-75 degree temperature range.
– Let soil surface dry slightly between waterings.

Rieger Begonias: Begonias make stunning house plants, adding bright color and interest to any indoor space. The beautiful blooms of this plant come in bright yellows, reds, pinks, and white.
– Performs best in filtered sun.
– Turn the pot regularly for even growth.
– Keep soil moist.
– Fertilize regularly every two week.

Gerbera Daisy: Their showy, long-lasting blooms will bring beautiful bright color to your home.
– Likes bright indirect light and high humidity.
– Does the best in 50-75 degree temperature range.
– Let soil surface dry slightly between waterings.

Mini Roses: Dainty miniature rose plants are quite versatile and hardy. The pint-sized beauties are perfect house guests, but you will also see them thrive if you plant them outdoors when it becomes warmer.
– Likes bright light, including as much direct sun as possible.
– Enjoy for a few months indoors, and then plant outside after threat of frost.
– Allow soil to dry out between thorough waterings.