Monday, August 3, 2009

When to plant flowers?

It's March 16th and the weather here in rocky north west Arkansas has warmed up and plans to stay fairly warm for now. I was looking for a list of flowers that would be good to plant in spring/summer for a teenage that are fairly low-mantinence and when to plant them.
Say
FlowersBirthday FlowersSympathy Flowerswait till about the last week of march. if it's warm go have fun planting plants. if its cold wait till the next day.


(i live up the northern part of new york so i would know. march or first/second week of april is the best time)
Reply:Its best to consult a nursery. All plant grow in different weather and conditions. Make sure you have the proper soil and how much water to give your plants. You must also factor in how much sun the area you are wanting to plant your flower in gets. It's best to consult a nursery because of all the various factors. Good luck!
Reply:Watch the TV weather channel and don't plant until the nights are in the high 60's.....68 to 70 degrees is a nice range. The soil needs to be warm for seeds. Keep them moist until they are about two or three inches tall.





Have your teenager watch the sun and shade areas. They will need shade flowers for the shaded areas, and a different type of flowers for the sun. Flowers for the sun areas need at least 5 to 6 hours of sun.





Perennial flowers come back each year.





Annual flowers are planted each year. Some annuals re-seed themselves. Annuals are bright and cheerful and lighten up dark spots in a garden.





Send for free catalogs to see what is liked:





http://www.parkseed.com


http://www.burpee.commake up

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