Annuals

Bacopa is one of the easiest, most versatile low-growing plants, starry white flowers that will spill over the side of a planter or creep along the edge of a flower bed as a ground cover. 

 Begonias are a garden classic for good reason: This easy-to-grow plant takes root in a variety of conditions and requires little to thrive. 

Begonia Nonstop is a classic staple for anyone that wants to decorate their house with rose-like beautiful flowers.

They are one of the best selling tuberous Begonias in the world as they are easy to grow, rabbit and deer resistant, and can tolerate some wind and rainfall.

With flowers that look like tiny petunias, calibrachoa (also called Million Bells) grows and blooms at an amazing rate. Though they only get about four inches tall, the plants can spread out enough to cover about 2 square feet of space in a season.

Celosia is a small genus of edible and ornamental plants in the amaranth family, Amaranthaceae. Its species are commonly known as woolflowers.

Dahlias are late-season bloomers. They bloom from mid-summer through the first frost and are available in a vast array of colors, patterns, sizes, and flower forms.

 Native to Europe, Asia, and Africa, dianthus plants feature handsome bluish-grey foliage that is showy in its own right when the plants are not in bloom. The foliage is narrow—even grass-like—and plants may exhibit a mounded shape, an erect habit, or a trailing habit. 

Euphorbia is a tough, drought-tolerant plant genus with colorful leaves that hold their own against summer's heat.

Gerbera daisy is instantly recognizable for its vivid colors and bold silhouettes. They're among the most popular choices for cut flowers in the world. 

 Geraniums are easy-care abundant bloomers whose bright flowers will blossom from spring until fall. 

 Impatiens plants are one of the most popular bedding plants due to their brightly-colored, profuse blooms and their ability to grow in shady areas.

 Marigolds are heat-loving plants that thrive in summers throughout their growing range, zones 2 to 11. These true annuals may become a bit subdued during the height of summer, especially in areas with hot summers, but the flowering picks up again when the weather cools in later summer and fall. 

 New Guinea impatiens offer a low-maintenance and high-performance option for gardeners wanting a showy seasonal display, free of fuss. This variety of impatiens boasts pointy leaves, of dark green, burgundy, and variegated, which stay attractive throughout the season. 

 Petunias are spectacular annual flowers that bloom in shades of yellow, red, purple, white, orange, and blue. Petunia flowers can be single or showy double blooms with striped, solid, or speckled colorful patterns. 

 Portulaca is a trailing groundcover grown for its rose-like flowers in bright or pastel colors. Heat and drought tolerant, this virtually carefree plant thrives in heat and low humidity conditions. 

  Annual salvia plants are plants in the mint family that have spikes of flowers in various colors, such as blue, red, white, pink, yellow, purple, or orange. They bloom from summer to frost  

Veronica graces the garden with spires of flowers that bloom spring through fall, depending on species, with some reblooming for an extended show. 

 Annual vinca is a tropical perennial that is grown as an annual in most regions. It has flowers and foliage that resemble impatiens, but rather than being a shade lover, annual vinca is a perfect choice for sunny locations.