Annual Seeds
Annuals complete their life cycle in one growing season, progressing from seed, to plant, to flowering and then to seed production. Many of our open-pollinated varieties will self sow, ensuring their place in your garden from year to year. Hardy annuals can withstand frost and should be planted early spring, half-hardy annuals should be sown no earlier than 1-2 weeks before your last spring frost date, tender annuals hate the cold and should be sown or planted out 2 weeks after your last spring frost date.
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Annual Seeds
Annuals complete their life cycle in one growing season, progressing from seed, to plant, to flowering and then to seed production. Many of our open-pollinated varieties will self sow, ensuring their place in your garden from year to year. Hardy annuals can withstand frost and should be planted early spring, half-hardy annuals should be sown no earlier than 1-2 weeks before your last spring frost date, tender annuals hate the cold and should be sown or planted out 2 weeks after your last spring frost date.