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Long day plants, such as Calceolaria, Philodendron, and Tuberous Begonias need 14 to 18 hours of light for flowering.
Orange and Lemon trees, Daphne, Azalea, Oleander, Erica, Fuchsia, Salvia, Tropaeolum (common nasturtium is Tropaeolum majus), Abutilon, Cactus, Calla, Cuphaea, Achaenia, Maranta, Pittosporum, Jasmines (white and yellow, very sweet), Calceolaria, ...
For a plant you can keep, consider bringing home a florist's azalea (not outdoor hardy), a miniature rose (hardy), cyclamen or kalanchoe. Plants that are best to flower-and-forget include Calceolaria `Pocketbook Plant, ...
But 'bedding' is usually taken to mean those half-hardy annuals or half-hardy perennials planted out to make a splash of colour in the summer. For example; petunias, begonias, pelargoniums and calceolarias.
 See also: Plant, Flower, Shrub, Water, Annual
  
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