Collection: Bassion fall flowers
Orange, rust and gold for the weeks from Labor Day to Thanksgiving.
What do you plant with them?
Pumpkins, gourds, a bale of straw or a basket of pinecones. The orange petunias and fall geraniums sit low in a box, and the 25.5-inch bushes are tall enough to stand in an urn on their own.
Can you reuse them next year?
Yes. Shake off the dust, bend the stems back into shape and store the bundles flat in a box through the winter.
Bassion fall flowers by what you are looking for
- Petunias: 1 color or pack from this shelf
- Geraniums: 1 color or pack from this shelf
- Morning glory: 1 color or pack from this shelf
- Window box flowers: 2 colors and packs from this shelf
Every fall flower above belongs to the Bassion range.
Questions
Your questions about Bassion fall flowers
When should you set out Bassion fall flowers?
Around Labor Day, when summer boxes start to look tired. They carry through Thanksgiving with nothing to water or cut back.
Can Bassion fall flowers stay out in the rain?
Yes. They are silk and plastic on wired stems, made for a porch. Shake off water after a storm and fluff the stems.
Ready when you are
Pick the flower, then the color
Every bundle, basket and stem in the Bassion range is one click from here, and you pick the color and the pack on the next page.