What are your favorite annuals?

[Anonymous]

Just wondering what everyone’s favorite. I am new to gardening and would like to decorate my front lawn but not sure which to buy for the local area. Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Zinnias, cosmos and sunflowers are great and easy to grow from seed directly.

[Anonymous]

I love wave petunias

[Anonymous]

I like flats of vinca (the annual) and salvia. Both do best with some partial shade in the afternoon.

[Anonymous]

Salvias, cupheas and annual vines: cardinal climber and Spanish flag.
They look beautiful and hummingbirds go crazy for them.

[Anonymous]

Zinnias, nasturtiums, cosmos and orlaya. I do those from seed; I’m trying to remember what I like to buy - alyssum in a big flat.

Ooh chocolate cosmos if you can find them. They can be grown from seed, but I think they take a while (they develop a tuber that can be saved from year to year) so just buy the plant.

[Anonymous]

I love geraniums. I plant several big containers with those as the main flower.
Also like wave petunias for hanging baskets.

[Anonymous]

Nicotiana -- because they smell so incredible.

Cosmos -- they look so beautiful in the wind and they attract butterflies like mad.

bachelor buttons -- super easy to grow -- a are blue flower--great cut flower

[Anonymous]

For pots on my front steps, I love angelonia. I'm also a fan of zinnias - so cheerful! - and cosmos. I'd love to do sunflowers, but the squirrels devour them.

[Anonymous]

Tulips

[Anonymous]

Anemone and fuschia. I planted a bunch of poppies and none grew

[Anonymous]

Any hints for keeping the deer away?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any hints for keeping the deer away?

A seven-foot fence.

[Anonymous]

ranunculus

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love geraniums. I plant several big containers with those as the main flower.
Also like wave petunias for hanging baskets.

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