Filling large sunny beds affordably requires annuals that spread, bloom prolifically, and cost little. These classic choices deliver maximum coverage for minimum investment.
Space 10-12 inches apart in staggered rows. Buy in flats (36-48 plants) for the best price. All are widely available at garden centers each spring. Mix heights: marigolds/phlox in front, zinnias/salvia behind, verbena as edging.
These annuals thrive in average soil with monthly fertilizing and deep weekly watering. Deadhead marigolds and zinnias for nonstop bloom.
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