No flower garden is complete without annuals—their early, generous blooms fill gaps, complement bulbs, or shine in dedicated beds. They complete their lifecycle in one season: germinate, grow, flower, seed, die.
Plant after last frost: Zinnias, marigolds, nasturtiums.
Plant earlier; some prefer cool starts: Snapdragons, petunias, calceolaria.
Fall-plant in sheltered spots for overwintering: Pansies (bloom Nov-Mar in mild spells), stock, calendula, larkspur.
Annuals bloom more generously and longer than perennials.
Annual flower gardens reward with months of continuous color from quick-growing, prolific bloomers.
Getting a Head Start: Greenhouse Gardening in Late Winter
The Flower Garden in Mid-Winter: Light, Planning, and Greenhouse Color
The Flower Garden in Early Autumn: A Second Spring for Planting and Growth
The Flower Garden in Mid-Summer: Peak Display, Watering, and Greenhouse Management
The Flower Garden in Mid-Spring: Growth Accelerates, Greenhouse Crowds, Pests Emerge
Early Spring Tasks for a Thriving Flower Garden
Kid-Safe Garden Design: Non-Toxic Plants & Hazard-Free Practices
Essential Flower Garden Care: Watering, Planting, Deadheading, and Pest Wisdom
Best Flowers for Organic Gardens: Native Plants, Healthy Starts, and Soil Building
Designing Stunning Perennial Flower Beds: A Step-by-Step Guide
Growing Ornamental Flowers from Cuttings: Faster Blooms
Flower Garden Design Ideas: Planning Beautiful Beds and Borders
Best Deep-Water Plants for a Thriving Garden Pond
Planting Combinations for the Water Garden: Foliage, Timing, and Reflections
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