9 Flowers to Paint Your Garden Orange

(Tecoma ‘TEC6010916’ PP24170)

While some tecomas grow to gigantic sizes, Bells of Fire is bred to be more compact. Enjoy its tropical appearance and flower power.

(Coreopsis ‘Pumpkin Pie’)

This ground-hugging annual brings the color of golden pumpkins to your gardens.

(Coreopsis ‘Mango Punch’)

‘Mango Punch’ brings a fresh shade of orange to any garden, with a tinge of red along the petals.

(Begonia tuberhybrida pendula)

These stunning blooms do best in cool climates and thrive with filtered shade and morning sun.

(Bougainvillea ‘Delta Dawn’)

This creamy, orange vine sits nicely against white-trimmed leaves. Beyond its beauty, it’s also drought-tolerant–a bonus for California gardeners.

(Eschscholzia californica)

Known as the Golden State’s prized plant, this bright orange poppy also thrives in Washington and parts of Hawaii.

(Calendula officinalis)

The daisy-like calendula provides easy color from late fall through spring in mild-winter climates, with colors like classic orange and apricot in its varieties.

(Nemesia caerulea)

Add nemesia to your garden for vibrant, cool-season color.

(Tagetes)

The flower’s searing color and strong aromatic scent make is especially exotic.