Hardy Annual Flowers to Plant in Fall // Any Climate!

In this video I'll explain how, in just about any climate, you can take advantage of the winter to create colorful flowerbeds in spring... or through the winter in some zones!

[sandraoconnor]

Putting the names of each plant would be so helpful for us beginner gardeners!! Thanks so much!!

[saltlifess]

There is a foxglove that is a perennial called Digiitalis Grandiflora. It is yellow in color.

[gigihenderson]

I have marigolds sprouting right now actually. Threw some dead heads into an unused area during the summer and am now using that area for peas and beans. ❤

[twotonenavy]

Love this new addition to your channel!!!
My pansies over winter and bloom in Southeastern Michigan, zone 6a! I’ve had blooms on Christmas, poking through snow!

[wingandaprayer]

Thank you SO much Brian for doing the flowers/ornamentals Flowers Friday! Can't wait to grow in my knowledge with your help!

[jamiehopkins]

Love the concept of also covering ornamentals as well as "food" plants.

[alexconde]

Thanks Brian! This is one video I'll want to watch again and take notes!

[MichaelRei]

I learned quite a bit. But now you’ve going to have to write a book about it!!

[msginnny]

I love your new schedule Brian!! I live in zone 10a and can use all of the info on flowers/ornamentals as well as vegetables. This year to make it a little easier on myself I bought a box of wild flower seeds and spread them along the fence line. They're doing well but I would like some special varieties that aren't in the mix. Your video gave me some great ideas!

[hillbillyshadetreefarm]

I'm looking forward to your teaching me about flowers and ornamentals. You've taught me so much about growing veggies! - Rhonda

[thinkingclearly]

Thank you so much for including info on flowers since I grow veggies and flowers.

[darlenecameron]

What good info, and a great way to start your new Friday focus. I learned quite a bit! Thank you for Flower Friday ❤

[tericamcginnis]

Love it! Today I was out reorganizing my flower containers. Coordinating colors textures bloom season and left room for tucking in annuals! Now I'll go and throw some seeds out. I love this format. Thanks.😎

[judymckerrow]

Thank you Brian. I wasn’t aware that snap dragons were hardy to zone 5. I may just go and spread some seeds that I hadn’t gotten planted this spring. Zone 6a. 🍁🍂🍁💚🙃

[ivahihopeful]

I really appreciate this video. I want to go throw tons of seeds everywhere outside tomorrow.

[peggybuti]

Love that you are teaching us about flower!

[PaullaWells]

Thank you for all the great information, Brian! As always super informative!

[Kat-mfmt]

I'm sowing Nigella for the first time. Can't wait to see the blooms.

[dwardodwardo]

Since you mentioned it. My Calendula in Northern California zone 9 bloom all year, all winter. Aparently easily pollinate, produce big hardy seed that germinate readily. This is a remarkably hardy plant that can withstand alot of neglect in the summer heat.

[karenburrell]

I wouldn’t miss a episode for anything.