Best Large Annuals for a Summer Garden Makeover?

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Asked By GardenGrove_42 On

I'm looking to spruce up my garden since we're selling our house this summer. There are some empty spots in the main garden bed, and since I don't have the time to wait for perennials to grow, I'd love some suggestions for annuals that can fill these gaps quickly. Ideally, I'm after plants that will get quite large and have some height, especially those that bloom during mid-summer. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

3 Answers

Answered By PetalPusher99 On

Definitely go with cosmos! They have a huge range of colors, and they can keep flowering until the first frost if you deadhead them. They're super easy and really eye-catching in the garden.

Answered By BloomMaster77 On

Dahlias are another good pick! You can plant them in pots, which means you can take them with you when you move. Just place the pot right into the ground, and they add a nice height and beauty to your garden. Also, salvia guaranitica is worth considering; the 'black and bloom' variety grows pretty tall!

GreenThumbGal -

Yeah, those salvia blooms are stunning! Just remember you'll want to keep an eye on them to make sure they get enough sunlight.

Answered By FlowerPower83 On

Sunflowers are a great choice! You can find medium-height varieties instead of the gigantic ones. Also, cosmos are fantastic because they can grow pretty large and come in lots of colors. Sweet peas are another option since they come with a frame and can really climb. Plus, you can cut some for a lovely bouquet before house viewings!

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