That's a bit of a broad question, but in general terms if plants are failing to flower when you know it is in their nature to flower they are most likely either not getting enough sunshine, not getting enough water, or not getting enough nutrients (such as potassium). Disease and pests are also possibilities. Incorrect pruning can also prevent plants from flowering. I suggest you look first to see whether any of these general causes might be affecting your plants, then perhaps come back with more specific information.
How do we make the plants in our garden flower?
The previous two answers are right.. the conditions need to be right for flowering to take place..
It may be a case of hoping for them to flower too early....
If the light and moisture and nutrients are there.. the flowers can't be far behind.
Reply:Feed them! Baby Bio or similar. Some plants won't flower in their first year though. Are you sure the conditions are right for them (eg soil acidity, shade or sun, temperature, etc)? if this all checks out, just feed them and it should work.
Reply:1. Sun light
2. water
3. Miracle-Gro? Bloom Booster?
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