Annual flowers give a burst of color throughout the growing season. Though they do not over-winter, they allow you to change up the theme or color combination from year to year.
Maybe you are considering a new shrub that will bring beauty and happiness to your space for many years to come. Despite common belief, you can plant now. Just remember to dig your hole twice the size of the pot, don't cover the top of the root ball with soil when you backfill the hole, loosen the roots a bit before putting the rootball in the ground, and most importantly, water, water, water. This is true of all new plantings. Water is the key to success with any plant.
Now that everything is planted, you're done, right? Well, no. Your plants will need plenty of water and some fertilizer to give you their best. You also want to be sure that the planting area stays free of weeds as they will steal water and nutrients from your plants. Also, you will want to be sure to follow the lighting recommendations that come with your plants.
If you have any questions you can call your local nursery or your local extension office for more information.
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