5 Seeds You Have to Plant ...

I love having a constant bouquet of flowers on the kitchen window sill. It’s possible to have fresh cut flowers all summer long with these plants. This plant is a perennial and it actually flowers during the first season the seeds are sown. The Blanket Flower Arizona comes in shades of red or orange.

I don’t generally like purchasing seeds or plants that are annuals, but these flowers are just too cute to pass up. The vines grow to be between 5 to 8 feet tall and blooms for about 6 months. This particular Black-eyed Susan vine produces flowers in shades of pink, red, and salmon.

These flowers don’t look anything like a daisy, in my opinion. However, they do remind me of an aster. The blossoms on the English Daisy plant are white with magenta tips. They are a gorgeous addition to place in a bouquet of wild flowers.

If you are looking for something truly unique, then this is the plant for you! This plant produces fruit that are eggplants that look like miniature pumpkins. I have no idea how this crazy plant was created, but it is amazing. The fruits cannot be eaten, but they can be used to create excellent accents in an autumn table piece.

This perennial makes an excellent addition to garden or yard areas with poor soil. It looks just like a patch of bright green grass, except for the tiny yellow star-shaped blooms that appear during the summer time. They are such sweet little flowers!

The list of 5 flowers I’ve posted above should give you at least a few ideas for some new seeds to try this year. Do you try new seeds often or do you tend to stick to ones you’ve grown in the past?

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