Looking for an instant pop of colour for the garden?
There is no easier way to add colour to your garden than with annuals. There are a variety of annuals that will give you colour throughout different seasons.
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Contact usWhat Annuals Should You Select
When selecting your annuals, it is important that you choose the appropriate varieties for the exposure of your garden or planters. Some annuals require full sun while others require full shade and it is key to plant these annuals in the appropriate environment.
The Correct Time to Plant Annuals
When deciding when to plant you annuals, remember that most are quite tender, meaning they will not perform well at temperatures close to freezing. A general rule for safe planting of your tender annuals is after the May Long weekend.
How Much Water Do Annuals Need
It is important to water your annuals on a frequent basis. They will generally need to be watered 2-3 few times per week, but this can increase to every day during the heat of summer. Remember, you also do not want to overwater, as this can be more harmful than not enough water.
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