Explore seasonality!
Flowers transform with the changing seasons, mirroring nature's transitions. Just as tomatoes won’t grow in the winter, zinnias wait for their time to shine in the warm embrace of summer. The allure of local blooms lies in their dance with the seasons, from the early arrival of Narcissus in spring to the radiant sunflowers of summer, and the majestic dahlias that herald the arrival of fall.
To truly love something, you must know it. Flowers are no different! Annual flowers can be divided into two major groups: hardy annuals and tender annuals. Hardy annuals, including pansies and snapdragons, are resilient and flourish in cool growing conditions, while tender annuals, like marigolds and zinnias, crave warmer temperatures to thrive. Recognizing and appreciating these differences will deepen your love and knowledge of these beautiful blooms.
March
Narcissus
Ranunculus
Mint
Anemones
April
Narcissus
Ranunculus
Poppies
Cress
Orlaya
Mint
Snapdragons
Dianthus
Sweet Peas
Bupleurum
Saponaria
May
Stock
Calendula
Poppies
Snapdragons
Peonies
Cress
Orlaya
Saponaria
Mint
Sweet Peas
Dara
Dianthus
Yarrow
Verbena Bonariensis
Bachelors Buttons
Larkspur
Campanula
Lacy Phacelia
Scabiosa
June
Rudbeckia
Campanula
Scabiosa
Statice
Sunflowers
Yarrow
Bachelors Buttons
Bupleurum
Zinnias
Dara
Marigolds
Verbena Bonariensis
Sage
Stock
Feverfew
July
Lisianthus
Sunflowers
Zinnias
Celosia
Cosmos
Basil
Marigolds
Grasses
Ageratum
Verbena Bonariensis
August
Dahlias
Marigolds
Sunflowers
Celosia
Zinnias
Cosmos
Basil
Amaranth
Sage
Ageratum
Verbena Bonariensis
September
Sunflowers
Dahlias
Marigolds
Amaranth
Celosia
Cosmos
Eucalyptus
October
Dahlias
Sunflowers
Cosmos
Amaranth
Eucalyptus