5 Fabulous Annuals to Try this Spring

My Garden Life
April 3, 2017
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Gardeners are creatures of habit—we find the plants that work for us, and we stick with them year after year. Yet the garden center is filled with hundreds of varieties, so why not explore a bit more of the plant kingdom’s enormous diversity? On a practical note, you might find that pest problems are reduced when you try a few new varieties each year. And in terms of visual beauty and adding interest to your yard, you’ll open up new windows of possibility that you never dreamed of before.

Cleome

Cleome

Heliotrope

Heliotrope

Nicotiana

Nicotiana

Plectranthus

Plectranthus

Sweet Alyssum

Sweet Alyssum

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