By Peter De Keles

Author  Bio Plan ahead for your garden by starting fall annuals in time to get them well-established and planted so they can get to blooming.

Title:	The best annual flowers for fall
Publication:	Mother Nature Network
Date:	08/09/13
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Category	Gardening
Overview	Plan ahead for your garden by starting fall annuals in time to get them well-established and planted so they can get to blooming. Some helpfully self-seed themselves, so once you get them going in the first year, they'll return year after year if they like where they're planted. You can also buy starts at nurseries, of course, and leave the work of sprouting and early care to them.
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there is a certain amount of work that goes on each year from the standpoint of replacement of annuals ( marigolds - begonias etc ) that I just build into my budget. I also allow space for these within the layout and it makes for an interesting look. I live in an area that is subject to harsh winters so this is just a life fact . CTK

carl kokes - 08/16/2013 - 15:39

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For some unknown reason to Me, God plants "wild primrose flowers" all over my front lawn EVERY year and I don't have to do anything.. It's the one thing I can count on, and the greatest thing is: the grasshoppers do NOT eat them, so they seem to last... Of course, they will grow in my driveway, etc, and those I dispose of... Elaine

Elaine Haggenbottom - 08/17/2013 - 06:30

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