![]() ![]() All of our seeds are fresh, viable, and tested. I cannot guarantee germination rate of seeds. ALSO LOOK BEAUTIFUL IN CONTAINERS.ĭue to varying conditions regarding germination (moisture, temperature, soil contamination, not to mention buyer experience, and knowledge and experience of germination). ![]() THESE ARE SUITABLE AS BEDDING PLANTS, AND ARE IMPRESSIVE WHEN PLANTED IN MASS GROUPINGS. OR CAN BE SOWN DIRECTLY INTO THE GROUND OR CONTAINERS IN SPRING. FOR THE EARLIEST BLOOMS, SOW INDOORS IN WINTER TO BE SET OUTDOORS IN EARLY SPRING. CAN TOLERATE A LIGHT FROST, SO THEY CAN BE SET OUT EARLY AS THE GROUND CAN BE WORKED. ![]() IN HOT REGIONS, PROVIDE PLANTS WITH SOME AFTERNOON SHADE. SNAPDRAGONS PERFORM BEST IN COOLER SUMMER CLIMATES. THESE PLANTS PRODUCE DENSELY PACKED SPIKES THAT BLOOM IN SUCCESSION. IT IS USUALLY GROWN AS AN ANNUAL, BUTN IT MAY WINTER OVER WITH MILD WINTER WEATHER. WILL GROW TO 18 INCHES TALL IN HEIGHT AND IS A LARGE-FLOWERED FORM OF THE COMMON GARDEN SNAPDRAGON. THESE SNAPDRAGONS ARE A GARDENER'S FAVORITE CHOICE FOR A LONG LASTING CUT LOWER. With a little care you can have a colorful garden in the Arizona low desert.50+ SEEDS.EASY TO GROW, GORGEOUS VARIGATED LEAVES, BEAUTIFUL CAREFREE ANNUAL FLOWERS! FROSTED FLAMES IS A REAL ATTENTION GETTER WITH IT'S ARRAY OF BOLD COLORS AND SHOWY LEAVES. All of these flowers are frost sensitive so they need to be covered if it calls for frost at night. This will help to ensure they stay alive and bloom all winter. Also remember if the weather calls for a heavy frost or even a light one cover the flowers with a sheet all the way to the ground. Too much water causes fungi and will kill the plants just as quickly as not enough water. Water only enough to keep the soil slightly moist or slightly dry. They are low growing so go well in front of taller plants or flowers.įor best results and an abundance of foliage and blooms use lots of mulch and a good pre-plant fertilizer like 16-20-0 ammonium phosphate. These make a good potted plant or in a flower garden. They do well in full sun to partial shade, take quite a bit of water, are easy to grow and have a nice fragrance. They are low growing and make a very nice border flower. Sweet Alyssum: These come in white, blue, pink, or easter bonnet. They do best in full sun, average water, easy to grow and make a good cut flower. These are the long stalk type flowers you see in the center or back of arrangements. Snapdragon: They come in purple, red, pink, yellow, and white. They are frost sensitive and will die off with frost and need to be replanted. through March and will bloom Oct., Nov., March, April, and part of May. Petunias grow 6-18″ tall, require a lot of water, are easy to grow, attract butterflies, and are fragrant. Petunia: They come in blue, purple, yellow, pink and white. in the Arizona low Desert and will bloom through April/May depending on weather. Pansies get 6-12″ tall, can be planted in sun to partial sun but will do better when the heat hits in partial sun, have average water needs, are edible, and are easy to grow. Pansies: They come in blue, purple, orange, yellow, white, red, and pink. Marigold’s are a great plant for pots or flower beds. through May in the Arizona low desert elevations. Marigold: Marigold’s come in orange or yellow colors, can take full sun, easy to grow, get 15-18″ high so would be used as a focal point in the center of a bed or in the back, take minimal water, edible, make a good cut flower, attracts butterflies and reseeds. I have had the best luck with the red variety in Queen Creek, Arizona. They can be planted in the Arizona low desert from Sept. Geraniums get 12-18″ tall, take partial sun, lots of water, and are easy to grow. Geraniums: They come in red, purple, pink, orange, yellow, or white. For a more complete list check out this website: University of Arizona Winter in the Arizona desert is a great time to plant flowers that will bloom all winter. ![]()
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