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PLANTS classed as annuals are those
which complete their life cycle within the space of
one year and in this group we find some of our most
useful garden flowers. We also commonly place in this
class a few flowers such as the snapdragons (antirrhinum)
and the ageraturns which are not true annuals but which
are best handled as such.
The annuals have many uses.
They are indispensable in the cutting garden, giving
a wealth of bloom throughout the summer and early autumn
months; they are of value in the herbaceous border,
coming into flower after the first riot of spring bloom
has passed, and carrying gallantly on through the heat
of midsummer when many of the perennials are quiescent;
and if a garden is to be but a temporary affair, to
be enjoyed for the space of but a single season, the
annuals may be used as the only material in the planting
scheme. For window boxes and porch boxes, for potted
plants on the terrace or on the low coping of a wall,
for the indoor window garden, and for winter bloom in
the small greenhouse the annuals can hardly be equaled.
We will provide a listing
of annuals to assist you in your every day gardening.
- How to grow a annual flower from seed.
- How to Plant Annuals flowers
- Where to plant Annuals and Biennials flowers
Containers - Edging and Paving - Cut Flowers - Annuals Biennials
- Annuals and Biennials for the Cool Greenhouse
- How to use Annual and Biennial flowers
- Growing Annual and Biennial plants
- Annuals for your Garden
- Annual flowers provide color to our garden
ANNUALS WHICH WILL
ENDURE
ANNUALS WHICH WILL
GROW ON VERY POOR SOIL
ANNUALS WHICH TOLERATE
ACIDITY
ANNUALS WHICH REQUIRE
A NEUTRAL OR ALKALINE SOIL
ANNUALS WHICH WILL
ENDURE HEAT AND DROUGHT
ANNUALS WHICH MAY
BE SOWN IN THE FALL
ANNUALS WHICH SHOULD
NOT BE PINCHED BACK
ANNUALS WHICH BENEFIT
FROM PINCHING
ANNUALS DIFFICULT
TO TRANSPLANT
(Should be Sown where they are to Flower)
ANNUALS WITH A
SHORT SEASON OF BLOOM
(Several Sowings should be made for Succession of Bloom)
Annuals
which are slow growing
( Requireing a Long season to bloom)
Annuals
which Self Sow
WHITE ANNUALS
RED,
ROSE, AND PINK ANNUALS
BLUE,
LAVENDER, PURPLE, AND MAUVE ANNUALS
YELLOW
AND ORANGE ANNUALS
ANNUALS FOR SEASHORE
AND MOUNTAIN
(For cooler and more moist regions)
EDGING ANNUAL'S
ANNUALS FOR WINDOW
AND PORCH BOXES
ANNUALS FOR TEMPORARY
HEDGES
ANNUALS FOR MOIST
PLACES
ANNUALS FOR POTS
IN GREENHOUSE OR CONSERVATORY
ANNUALS AS EVERLASTINGS
ANNUALS FOR COOL
OR SHADY PLACES
ANNUALS FOR CUT
FLOWERS
SCENTED ANNUALS
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