The right time to create an autumn garden is likely to be late spring or early summer, depending on where you live. It’s best if you take the time to determine the ideal place to plant the flowers you like.
It doesn’t matter if you are a novice or an experienced gardener, these autumn flowers will help make your garden look great.
Source: Hua_jinSome of these tough plants can survive the changing weather and the cold to bring a splash of color and brighten up those breezy autumn days.

Winter Aconite
The winter aconite is a species of flowering plant with cup-shaped flowers. It appears in late winter and early spring. Its six sepals are bright yellow. This flower should be planted in well-drained soil.
Source: CalyptorhynchusDusty Miller Also known as silver ragwort, this flowering plant looks like it’s dried and dying, but it is alive and well. It would make a great addition to your garden during autumn.
Source: LifestylerootHeather
Heather is best planted in beds and should be in an open area. It blooms from July to September, keeping your outdoor space looking fresh and colorful — even when the temperatures drop.
Source: StuksrudPansies
Pansies are brightly colored flowers with cute “faces.” These are excellent in pots or vases. They can’t tolerate heat, so it is better to plant towards or during winter.
Source: ash_lechatnoirBalloon Flower
Just as its name implies, these flowers look like balloons when they blossom...