| These are Granny's favorite annuals. All it takes
to grow them is to put them in the soil and keep them watered until the
seeds germinate. Plant the seeds by mid May and they will reward
you with a continous supply of flowers for bouquets from Mid summer until
frost. The secret to keeping the flowers blooming is to keep picking
them. Stop picking them and the flowers will go to seed and the plant
will die. I have included seven varieites of basil on this list.
Not only is basil great for cooking, it smells great in bouquets and produces
beautiful flowers as well. The seeds from all of these flowers can
be gathered and saved to plant next year. Some will plant themselves.
Black-eyed
Susan, Goldilocks 15" plant with 3-4" blooms, $1.69
Calendula
Pacific Beauty 2' plant with 2"blooms, 99¢
Cosmos,
Sea Shells mix 5-6' plant with 2-3" blooms, $1.69
Sensation
Picotee 48-54" plant with 2-3" blooms, 1.19
Gloriosa
Daisy 30-36" plant with 4-5" blooms, 1.19
Marigold
Petite (Tagetes Patula) 12" plant with 1" blooms, 99¢
Shirley
Poppy (P. Rhoeas) 24" plant with 2" blooms, 99¢
Sunflower,
Italian, white 5-6' plant with 4-5" blooms $1.69
Sunflower
Autumn Beauty 5-6' plant with 4-5" blooms, 99¢
Sunflower,
Stella 4' plant with 4-5" blooms, $1.69
Sunflower,
dwarf Teddy Bear 24" plan
with 6” puffy blooms, $1.69
Sunflower,
velvet queen 4' plant with 4-5" blooms, $1.69
Zinnia Giant
Cactus Flowers Mix (Z. Elegans) 30-36" plants with 5-6" blooms, 99¢
Lilliput
Mix (Z. Elegans) 18" plant with 1 1/2" blooms, 99¢
Zinnia
Persian Carpet Mix 18"-24" plants with 1" blooms, 1.19
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