Annual flower beds

Discover how to fill your yard with flowers that bloom all summer long. Grow low-maintenance annual flowers such as impatiens, geraniums, salvia, snapdragon, and begonia in partial shade or full sun and enjoy continuous blooms. #longbloomingannuals #longblooming #annuals #plants #flowers

Annuals deliver lovely color, make excellent cut flowers, and great bedding plants. These 28 varieties will keep you in lasting color.

You can have a beautiful garden without a lot of work. As proof, here are 10 ideas for full sun flower beds.

Cold-season plants can fill the gaps in your flower beds between established plants. They can also replace spent summer-flowering annuals. Read on to discover 14 bedding plants that you can enjoy in autumn and winter, together with planting tips for the best results. #wintergarden #autumn

Annual flowers grown from direct-sown seeds provide a huge return on very little investment! Use them to create a lush look in your garden.

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Try some advanced fall bulb planting techniques by learning how to design themed flower beds, plus how to layer your bulbs for a head-turning spring garden!

Learn how to choose winning color combinations in a flower garden and in your container plantings that will pair perfectly every time!

Everyone likes a colorful bloom, but everyone loves a fragrant one! Happily, there's a number of easy-to-grow annuals that offer scented flowers you can plant in your garden. They usually have a light citrusy or sweetly floral aroma, though you may even sniff a few notes of rich chocolate. #gardening #gardenideas #gardenplants #fragrantplants #bhg

Garden annuals are a great way to enhance the beauty and dynamism of your backyard landscape. With their variety of colors and textures, these plants can add a seasonal touch to your garden design. Long-blooming annual flowers are ideal for those who want to enjoy vibrant colors throughout the year. If you're interested in learning more about how to combine different annuals to create stunning flower beds, our blog can provide valuable insights on choosing the right colors and textures.