Annual flowers complete their life cycle in one growing season, progressing from seed to plant, flowering, and then to seed production. Some self-sow, ensuring their place in your garden from year …

Annuals complete their life cycle in one growing season, progressing from seed, to plant, to flowering and then to seed production. Many of our open-pollinated varieties will self sow, ensuring their place …

Some of our all-time favorite flowers are hardy annuals. These cold-tolerant varieties are open-pollinated, and many come true from seed dropped to the bare earth after bloom, creating new …

Rooted in the traditions of Victorian carpet bedding schemes when huge glasshouses supplied annuals and tender perennials by the thousands for formal planting designs cut out of the emerald lawn, …

Poppies, with their silken cup-shaped blooms tipping at the top of strong stems are favorite cottage garden flowers. They are hardy annuals, an early spring sowing into fertile, freely draining soil in sun …

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They are open-pollinated, which means bees and other insects pollinate them, and unlike hybrids, you will find many of your annual favorites self-sow, creating new gardens full of promise each spring.

Darlings of the Victorian era, native Drummond's phlox are easy to grow and offer luxuriant blooms that completely cover the plants. An old-fashioned cut flower that lasts well in the vase, it is lovely grown …

Dahlia Seeds Borders will pop with color when you grow the lush flowers of dahlia. Immensely popular as cut flowers, they produce flowers on long, strong stems from midsummer until frost in a fantastic …

Native Wildflower Seeds Species and cultivars of native flowers attract bees, butterflies and hummingbirds to your garden throughout the growing season. Within their blossoms lies a treasure …