Don’t let your spring flowerbed die off during the summer.
You’ve invested in the spring annual plantings. Now make them be their best, even when the summer sun starts to beat down.
Greenhouse grower, Brian Lloyd says one of the top questions heard by master gardeners is, “what flowers will last in the heat?” He shares recommendations to make your yard look great.
Find more plants at ogg.com.
3 Ways to Make Your Annuals Look Great All Summer
- Mulch – top dressing the soil in your flower beds, even with just an inch or two of compost, helps tremendously
- Fertilize – It takes a lot of energy for blooming plants to continuously put on their show, help them by providing nutrients with a slow-release or water soluble fertilizer
- Dead Head – Removing spent blooms, especially on Geraniums, Dahlias, and many other blooming plants can encourage new buds to emerge
Heat-thriving Plants
Celosia
Angelonia
Flowering Vinca
Shasta Daisy
Zinnia
Coleus
Sunflower
Ptilotus (Pink Mulla Mulla)
Olson’s Greenhouse is a wholesale grower, suppling beautiful annuals, perennials, hanging baskets and containers locally Home Depot and Walmart. Find and follow them on Instagram at Olson’s_greenhouse_gardens or www.ogg.com.
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