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Annuals

Seasonal color to brighten your garden throughout the year.

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Annuals Plants

Proven Winners Combo, AnnualAnnual

Proven Winners Combo

From$29.95
Purple Groundsel (Senecio elegans), AnnualAnnual

Purple Groundsel

From$6.95
Purslane (Portulaca oleracea), AnnualAnnual

Purslane

From$6.95
Salvia, AnnualAnnual

Salvia

From$6.95
Scaevola (Scaevola aemula), AnnualAnnual

Scaevola

From$2.50
Snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus), AnnualAnnual

Snapdragon

From$2.49
Strawflower (Bracteantha bracteata), AnnualAnnual

Strawflower

From$7.95
SunPatiens (Impatiens hybrida), AnnualAnnual

SunPatiens

From$6.95
Sweet Pea (Lathyrus odoratus), AnnualAnnual

Sweet Pea

From$2.49
Swiss Chard (Beta vulgaris), AnnualAnnual

Swiss Chard

From$2.29
Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum), AnnualAnnual

Tomato

From$2.29
Verbena (Glandularia ×hybrida), AnnualAnnual

Verbena

From$6.95
Wild Leek (Allium ampeloprasum), AnnualAnnual

Wild Leek

From$3.50
Wild Poinsettia (Euphorbia cyathophora), AnnualAnnual

Wild Poinsettia

From$9.95
Wishbone Flower (Torenia fournieri), AnnualAnnual

Wishbone Flower

From$6.95
Zinnia (Zinnia violacea), AnnualAnnual

Zinnia

From$6.95

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Annuals Questions

What is an annual plant?+

An annual completes its life in one growing season, giving fast, bold color while it lasts.

When should I plant annuals in St. Augustine?+

We plant warm-season annuals after the cool weather passes and cool-season annuals in fall and winter; ask which fits the current season.

How do I keep annuals blooming?+

Regular water, feeding, and removing spent flowers help many annuals keep blooming through their season.

How do I choose annuals for each season?+

Pick warm-season annuals for the hot months and cool-season annuals for fall and winter. Tell us the season and your light and our team can help you choose.

Are annuals worth it if they only last a season?+

Many gardeners love them for fast, bold color and easy seasonal change. They fill gaps and containers quickly while longer-lived plants mature.

What are the best cool-season flowers for Florida?+

For the Florida cool season, fall through early spring, reliable annual color comes from petunias, pansies, violas, snapdragons, dianthus, and alyssum. Plant them after the summer heat eases for blooms through the milder months.