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Easy to love new plants, accessible technology, a flirt with romance, the sharing economy, a cleaner, simpler color palette, and crisp geometric design all add up to a fresh take on gardening in 2016, according to the plant.

Since spring has officially arrived, let’s get a jumpstart on our container gardens. Try these bloomers that tolerate the cooler early days of spring and get your containers if full spring.

Annuals provide color from the time of planting into early fall. Inexpensive, easy to grow and gorgeous ~ annuals are great for changing the look of your garden from year to year and filling in around those bulbs.

SCABIOSA (Pincushion Flower) We know spring is close when you start to see the lavender blossoms of Scabiosa. Also called Pincushion Flowers, they get their name from the interestingly shaped flowers, which resemble little pincushions.

PRIMROSE If you’re yearning for a kiss of spring, but Mother Nature seems somewhat slow to oblige, don’t despair. Primroses can be grown with minimum of effort on ny windowsill.

Big beauty, low maintenance. This colorful little succulent plant is easy to grow and almost as easy to bloom. Kalanchoe grows 8 to 12 inches tall with clusters of small, upright flowers in a rainbow of colors, including.