Spring means new growth and colorful plant options for our gardens and landscapes. We love annuals because they offer bright, fast growing blooms. Although they do not come back year after year, they do create magnificent springtime spectacles for the time they do spend in our gardens.
Not only do Begonias produce vibrant flowers, but they are also famous for their foliage. These warm-toned beauties make an excellent addition to any garden, window box, or planter. We have loads of different varieties to choose from, come check them all out!
The wonderful thing about geraniums is that they can be enjoyed outdoors or indoors. This plant comes in a variety of colors ranging from white, to red, to pink, and other colors in between! If you’d like to enjoy your geraniums year-round, they overwinter easily. When caring for this plant, be sure to keep in full sun and well-drained soil.
If you’re hoping to attract various pollinators, look no further than calibrachoa! This plant’s bright blooms invite all sorts of pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds to the garden. While these can be planted in the ground, many also choose to plant their calibrachoa in a container. When caring for this plant, be sure to place it in a sunny spot and well-drained soil.
Petunias are adored for their color variety. This plant can be found in yellow, pink, purple, white, orange, and so much more! Because petunias are vibrant and fast-growing, they are often used to border flower beds. Like other springtime annuals, this one prefers to be planted in full sun and well-drained soil.
Fall is the perfect time to plant bulbs that will burst into bloom when spring arrives, filling your garden with vibrant colors and fragrances after the long winter months. This guide will walk you through the different types of bulbs typically planted in the fall, tips for planting, protecting them from animals, and how to care for your bulbs both after planting and once they’ve bloomed.
This blog will guide you through selecting the best fall annuals, planting tips, and how to combine them with perennials for a truly stunning seasonal garden.
Let’s explore how to design a fall garden by planting in the summer, ensuring your landscape is ready to burst into color when autumn arrives.
