What are the fastest-growing plants in a garden? Consider them.

Flowering plants , trimmed lawns, and neat paths create visual harmony. If you want a perfect garden with fast-growing plants, you must make the following choices. Learn about the perfect options.

According to the websites “El Mueble” and “Ecología Verde,” the best recommendations for growing at home are the following:

Shrubbery:

▪️Hydrangea: Very decorative, it blooms from spring to summer and can reach up to 3 meters in just a few years. ▪️Oleander: Evergreen, hardy, and with abundant flowering. ▪️Forsythia: Noted for its yellow flowers in spring and rapid growth. ▪️Abelia: Attracts pollinators and grows quickly. ▪️Privette: Widely used in hedges for its rapid growth and resistance. ▪️Dogwood: Ornamental shrub that grows quickly and provides color in winter.

Flowers and herbaceous plants

▪️Sunflower: Grows up to 3 meters in 3-4 months, ideal for adding a vibrant touch. ▪️Petunia: Blooms in 6-8 weeks and is very easy to grow. ▪️Lavatera (Hollyhock): Quickly fills with pink flowers. ▪️Hibiscus: Blooms quickly and for a long time, very attractive to butterflies.

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Aromatics ▪️Lavender: Hardy and fast-growing, ideal for sunny areas. ▪️Mint: Very easy to care for and grows quickly with enough water. ▪️Salvias (such as Russian sage): Very fast-growing subshrubs with blue or violet flowers that attract pollinators.

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What are fast-growing vegetables?

Having a garden at home offers multiple benefits, ranging from health to emotional well-being. If you're interested in starting this practice, it's important to consider some vegetables that are quick to grow.

Radishes/little radishes:

▪️Time: 21-30 days.▪️Care: Direct sun, loose soil and constant watering.

Chive:

▪️Time: 30 days.▪️Use: Edible leaves and flowers in salads and stews.

Fast harvest (30-45 days)

▪️Baby carrots:▪️Time: 30-60 days.▪️Key: Keep soil moist at first; reduce watering later.

Swiss chard:

▪️Time: 20-30 days for young leaves.▪️Advantage: Staggered harvest; withstands variable temperatures.

Spinach:

▪️Time: 45 days.▪️Handling: Harvest outer leaves first; prefers cool weather.

Lettuces:

▪️Time: 30-50 days (depending on variety)▪️Tip: Sow in succession for continuous harvest.