Annual Flower Gardening
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Nasturtiums are among the easiest flowers to grow from seed! Their cheerful orange, gold, and burgundy blooms are also edible, making them a garden must-have. -
Yes, you can grow your own annuals from seed! -
With their large, easy-to-germinate seeds, sweet peas are fun to grow from seed. Plus, the resulting blooms are gorgeous and beautifully fragrant. -
"There is no trick to growing geraniums from seed," says Valerie Ryan, who grows dozens of seedlings each year. "Patience and care is all that is needed." -
In the garden, perennials reign from May to mid-July, but annuals are the key to ensuring late-season color. -
With up to 8-inch, showy flowers that bloom from summer to fall, tuberous begonias provide all-season color in even the shadiest corners of the garden. -
From burgundy to lime green and in just about every shade in between, coleus is all about foliage. -
Check out Jennifer's journal to discover her expert techniques for planting for privacy. Read the article on the Gardener's Supply blog. -
Annuals bring forth a burst of color, form, and texture to just about anywhere in the garden. We show you how to grow and design with annual flowers.
