Annuals are plants that typically grow for one season. The plant grows, blooms, and then dies.
The difference between annuals and perennials is that perennials will regrow each year without having to be replanted.
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 Zinnia Flowers.
When these flowers bloom, they can add that pop of color to even the drabbest of gardens.
Types of Annual Flowers:
| Ageratum | Fuchsia Plant | Petunia Flowers |
| Bedding Geraniums | Globe Amaranth | Plectranthus |
| Begonia Plants | Grasses | Poppy |
| Borage | Impatiens Flowers | Portulaca |
| Browallia | Lantana | Salvia |
| Butter Daisy | Larkspur | Snapdragon Flowers |
| Calendula | Lavatera | Spider Flower |
| Castor Bean | Licorice Plant | Statice |
| Chrysanthemum | Lobelia | Stock |
| Coleus | Love-in-a-Mist | Sunflower |
| Cosmos Flowers | Love-Lies-Bleeding | Swan River Daisy |
| Dusty Miller | Marigold | Sweet Alyssum |
| Fan Flower | Nasturtium Flowers | Tithonia |
| Flowering Cabbage | Pansy | Verbena |
| Forget-Me-Not | Perilla | Wishbone Flower |
| Four-O'clock | Periwinkle | Zinnia Flowers |
