Annuals
Annuals are plants that complete their life cycle in one year. Because of this, they are not assigned to climate zones as perennials are. An annual germinates from a seed, sends out roots, shoots, and flowers, and ultimately sets seed. The goal of every annual is to set seed and ensure the survival of the species. Once seed matures, the life cycle is complete, and the annual plant dies. Some annuals have their life cycle interrupted by frost before they can seed. Blooming annuals usually boast incredible flower power, blooming with abandon all season long. Other annuals, such as coleus, offer stunning displays of foliage that add color and character to any space.
These annuals are some of the most popular choices for gardeners and we offer them year after year. We have several different varieties of each, and in several different sizes from 6-packs to hanging baskets to mixed containers.
Ipomoea batatas This versatile vine is one of the most unfussy warm-season annuals available. Its attractive leaves and vining habit make it perfect for container gardening!!
Caladium spp. Large, heart-shaped leaves come in an array of stunning color combinations!
Brugmansia spp. Transform any space into a tropical getaway when you add these beauties to your garden space!!
Portulaca oleracea A low growing groundcover with succulent stems and leaves.
Fragrant foliage and bright blooms make geraniums popular bedding plants, but they are well suited for containers and hanging baskets as well!
Calibrachoa spp. Commonly dubbed as "million bells," calibrachoa offers effortless beauty in every color of the rainbow.
Dahlia spp. Dahlias are mid-late season bloomers that seemingly come out of nowhere to breathe life back into a post-spring garden.
Zinnia elegans An uninhibited bloomer, the zinnia is a warm season, easy-to-grow annual that may just be the hardest worker in the summer garden!!
Chrysanthemum spp. The quintessential fall flower, chrysanthemums come in hundreds of different sizes, shapes, and colors!
The superstar of early spring, verbena is the perfect choice to add color in gardens or containers.
Impatiens spp. A classic shade garden annual with amazing bloom power and vast array of colors.
Impatiens hawkeri With their sun tolerance, striking flowers, and tendency to attract hummingbirds, New Guinea impatiens are perfect addition to any garden!
Petunia spp. Bright and lively, petunias are easy-to-grow annuals that thrive in both gardens and containers.
Begonia spp. Begonias are a garden classic with flamboyant flowers and foliage that can fit just about any space.
Lantana spp. Carefree and unfussy, lantana boasts cheerful flower clusters that bloom nonstop from late spring until frost.
Viola wittrockiana Fast-growing and colorful, pansies are the perfect choice for late-season or cool weather containers and garden beds.
Celosia plumosa Add some fire to your garden with this exotic-looking border plant.
Salvia splendens Perfect compact flowering annual for butterfly gardens!
Angelonia angustifolia This tall, colorful beauty makes long-lasting cut flowers, as well as being easy to grow!
Osteospermum spp. This cool-weather annual is superb in containers!
Antirrhinum majus A staple in classic flower gardens-from mixed borders to flower boxers to patio containers!!
Cosmos bipinnatus This lively spring bloomer adds a delicate, frilly texture to a garden.
Catharanthus roseus The showy, star-shaped flowers provide high-impact color late spring until fall. Available in upright and cascading.
Portulaca grandiflora This trailing groundcover has beautiful, delicate blooms that attract honeybees. Perfect in containers or hanging baskets!