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Annuals - dear to homeowners’ hearts

A cushion of flowers cascading from a flower box under a windowsill always attracts the eye and seduces the soul and a few pots and urns overflowing with flowers instantly transform a patio into a paradise!

It's not difficult to understand why annuals are so popular: they have so many uses and they just don't stop flowering. Let's face it; they practically monopolize flower boxes, pots and hanging baskets.

A cushion of flowers cascading from a flower box under a windowsill always attracts the eye and seduces the soul and a few pots and urns overflowing with flowers instantly transform a patio into a paradise!

It's not difficult to understand why annuals are so popular: they have so many uses and they just don't stop flowering. Let's face it; they practically monopolize flower boxes, pots and hanging baskets.

What makes them attractive?

Already flowering in early spring, they continue to do so into late fall;

Annuals can go anywhere in your garden: on your patio, at the foot of trees or shrubs, in hanging baskets and pots, near the pool, in the vegetable garden, on your balcony railing and at windowsills;

They allow you to create a new décor every year, changing the whole look of a flower bed and permitting experimentation with various compositions and styles from one year to the next;

As soon as they're planted, you can start enjoying them;

They're not invasive and they form borders that will stay clean and orderly throughout the season;

Some of them make very attractive cut flowers.

With their enormous ornamental potential and many other advantages, annuals deserve every gardener's attention. Be imaginative and experiment with them a little bit; annuals won't let you down.

Save time with ready-made plant arrangements

For many years, now, BOTANIX garden centres have been providing ready-made plant arrangements that are guaranteed to bring life to your patio, porch and windowsills.

All the arrangements take into account the light requirements of the plants, and to make maintenance easier, they are also grouped by their soil composition and watering requirements as well as matched for the fertilization that result in the most abundant flowering.