What are the popular annual flower seeds?
Many of the popular annual flowers that people love are Sunflowers, Poppy, Chrysanthemum, Dahlias, Salvia, Amaryllis, Begonia, Marigolds, Morning Glory, Petunias and Dianthus. More notable sun-loving annuals: Alyssum, Aster, Bidens, Cleome, Cosmos, Dahlia, Gazania, Heliotrope, Latana, Lisianthus, Salvia, Snapdragon, Stock, and Thunbergia.
What flower seeds can I sow now for next year?
The beginning of autumn is a great time to sow some of your favourite spring and summer-flowering plants ahead of next year. Poppies, cornflowers, larkspur and. Bookmark our page of what flower seeds to sow now and keep your garden blooming all year round. Add vibrant color to your summer garden with these five flowering plants: roses, marigolds, hibiscus, sunflowers, and zinnias. Thriving in the heat, they bloom beautifully and require minimal care, perfect for brightening up your outdoor space in May.For floral lovers and event planners alike, May offers several advantages: Premium blooms like peonies, lilacs, and sweet peas are naturally in-season. Seasonal flowers are often fresher, more fragrant, and more affordable. Color palettes range from soft pastels to bold, lively hues.
What are hardy annual seeds?
Hardy Annuals These plants are sown from seed and complete their entire life cycle in one year, but they are tough enough to withstand cooler temperatures and even light frosts, making them ideal for the UK climate. In the very early Spring (end of January to March) you can sow hardy annual seeds. These are seeds that will produce plants that are tolerant of frost – they’ll put on strong deep roots all winter long and produce flowers from June until the first frosts (where I live in Surrey that happens in early November).
When’s the best time to plant seeds outside?
When to sow seeds outdoors depends on when you want to harvest or when you’d prefer flowers to appear. Heat-loving species prefer to start in winter, spring, or early summer. They thrive under summer sunlight and grow their best when days are warm. Cold-loving and frost-tolerant species work well in spring or fall. For annual flowers, in general, spring is the best time to start sowing annual seeds. For hardy annuals, such as Bachelor Buttons and Snapdragons, start planting seeds as soon as the ground is workable. This early planting lets them establish strong roots and withstand any late spring frosts that might occur.