Flowering Annuals In The Landscape | Where To Start, Ideas, Color Combinations

Nothing compares to flowering annuals' burst of color in our landscapes. They are the perfect complement in garden beds with trees and shrubs. This video highlights many different flower combinations used in containers, how we get started early and avoid freezing weather, and tips on filling those heavy ceramic pots without moving them.
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[@chrissieb6167]

HI Kevin, your yard is stunning!! It's nice to see your wife appearing in your videos. Teamwork! Beautiful garden!!

[@alinutza249]

I love your videos keep up the good work

[@Anonymously4051]

So inspirational. Thank you! Always appreciate the content, love your videos. Please keep them coming.

[@reddog40]

Beautiful combos I didn't know that coleus can be in sun I'm in 9a Can I have kept mine in shade.Your hanging flowers and plants are so full and lush too . Thanks for sharing!

[@freedomlopez6563]

Simply stunning! Thank you Kevin 😊

[@katiedc8239]

Great combinations, thank you!

[@vickymolina7107]

Incredible

[@theweirdospfan.28]

Love your videos! You should add a ‘Rosy Lights’ Azalea to your collection! It is a deciduous azalea hardy to -45 degrees! They are extremely floriferous when they bloom in late spring/early summer with large pink trumpet shaped flowers

[@gardenhike]

I love that series of Azaleas. I planted a Lemon Lights and a Rosy Lights about five years ago. The Lemon only lived two seasons. The Rosy only had about two leaves last year ☹️. The sun requirements were perfect, but I’m pretty sure my Ph is too high, and the area where I planted them has become more of a wet zone-two strikes against them. I want to try one again, but I’ll add a lot of sphagnum peat this round to drop the pH.

[@theweirdospfan.28]

@@gardenhike Get one of those acidic fertilizers, they’ll love those.