Petunias come in multiple colors and are extremely easy to grow in full sunlight. Just pick off the dead ones every few days and water every few days. I'm in Myrtle Beach and use these every year.
I have the best sucess with geraniums. In my zone 7 they're tough and sturdy and fully stand up to our summers heat and humidity. I do some of the other mixed annual baskets but they tend to die off in parts before the season ends. I often get geraniums on the clearance rack and the are marvelous rebloomers. I do use some soil moist in the pots.
I do a pot of moonflowers from seed too. They are vining and the trumpet flower is an interesting slow opening show to watch and they are fragrant.
Somehow my house and garden got tiny gnats that killed my fuchsia plant and fly everywhere. I have tried ALL the Web recommendations - soap and oil dishes, sand in th...
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Petunias come in multiple colors and are extremely easy to grow in full sunlight. Just pick off the dead ones every few days and water every few days. I'm in Myrtle Beach and use these every year.
Geraniums,Zinnia,Gerbera Daiseys,Calicopra,Wave Petunias,Marigolds,Salvia,Purple wand flower,Cuphera,
Petunias, gerbera daisies, salvia, small height dahlias, cannas.
https://www.thespruce.com/flowering-container-garden-plants-for-sun-847943
Ask your local agricultural agent or nurseryman.
I have the best sucess with geraniums. In my zone 7 they're tough and sturdy and fully stand up to our summers heat and humidity. I do some of the other mixed annual baskets but they tend to die off in parts before the season ends. I often get geraniums on the clearance rack and the are marvelous rebloomers. I do use some soil moist in the pots.
I do a pot of moonflowers from seed too. They are vining and the trumpet flower is an interesting slow opening show to watch and they are fragrant.
https://www.burpee.com/Flowers/MoonFlowers/Moonflower-Giant-White-prod000281.html?cid=PPC&gclid=CjwKCAjwypjVBRANEiwAJAxlIlU7TnBfZ1yIR_evuZlhmhvqorDP6ytz83GvEoOK4Hm5_VSK6Ag8gxoCfjwQAvD_BwE
i Plant Petunias In My containers. Wave Petunias Are very pretty
I love petunias! Also marigolds and coleus work well!
Portulaca, Lantana, Geraniums, Cock's Comb,
Geraniums, so easy to care for!