Annuals

Marigold

Pansy

Annuals are plants that typically grow for one season. The plant grows, blooms, and then dies. Sometimes it is hard to distinguish them from perennials because some of these plants are actually used as perennials that cannot withstand the weather conditions it is in.

Begonia Plant

The good thing about them is that they produce beautiful flowers that can last the whole season. This really makes your garden colorful and bright.

The bad thing about these plants is that, unlike perennials, you have to plant them fresh every year. When they die, they are gone.

When selecting your Annual flower garden, make sure you pick flowers that can survive in the weather conditions of your area.

Some examples to make your gardens bright would be Begonia Plants, Chrysanthemum, Cosmos Flowers, Forget-Me-Nots, and Zinnias. When these flowers bloom, they can add that pop of color to even the drabbest of gardens.



Types of Yearly Flowers:

Ageratum Bedding Geraniums Begonia Plants Borage Browallia Butter Daisy Calendula Castor Bean Chrysanthemum Cockscomb Coleus Cosmos Flowers Dusty Miller Fan Flower Flowering Cabbage Forget-Me-Not Four-O'clock Fuchsia Plant Globe Amaranth Grasses Impatiens Flowers Lantana Larkspur Lavatera Licorice Plant

Lobelia Love-in-a-Mist Love-Lies-Bleeding Marigold Nasturtium Flowers Pansy Perilla Periwinkle Petunia Flowers Plectranthus Poppy Portulaca Salvia Snapdragon Flowers Spider Flower Statice Stock Swan River Dasiy Sweet Alyssum Sweet Potato Vine Tithonia Verbena Wishbone Flower Zinnia Flowers

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