annual

Flower and Vegetable seedlings

Most annuals last from five to nine months with a few lasting several years. Annuals are hardy and easy to grow, there’s lots of ways you can use them.
   1.When you plant a new garden bed pop them in between the new small perennial plants to provide color until the perennial plants are established.
   2. Plant them as color around the base of lawn specimens.
   3. Fill pots and hanging baskets with them and bring your house to life.
   4. If you’ve got a new garden and your not sure what to plant, fill it with annuals for a year or two until you decided on how you want your garden to look. Annuals are fun especially if you plant giant patches of them you’ll feel like a flower farmer.

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Our Seedling Range

Plant	Comments
0 Alyssum	Annual ground cover in various colours.
0 Antirrhinum	Annual or perennial cottage plants bearing flowers in assorted colours.
0 Cosmos	Sun loving annual with feathery foliage and saucer shaped flowers in pink or white.
Impatiens	Shade loving, vibrant colours.
0 Lobelia	low growing annual in blue, purple or white, full sun to part shade.
0 Marigold	20 -45cm sun loving annual with round heads of orange, yellow or cream flowers.
0 Nasturtium	Perennial with orange and red flowers that are suitable for salads.
0 Pansy	30cm annual with winter to spring flowering in assorted colours.
0 Petunia	Summer flowering annual in assorted colours. Full sun.
0 Salvia	1m high sun loving clumping perennial or annual with tall baring spikes of flowers in assorted colours.
0 Vegie/herbs	Cabbage, brussel sprouts, capsicum, leek, lettuce combo, eggplant, silverbeet, peas, broccoli, tomatoes – roma, ky1, appollo, basil, beans, zucchini, cucumber, corn, chives, coriander, carrots.
0 Gazania	Annual or perennial with showy heads of colorful flowers.