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What are good flowers to start with for a novice gardener?
By admin | April 2, 2009
david m asked:
Hello. I have sandy soil, live in Michigan, zone 5. The area I want flowers in is about 6×10. The area gets full sun all day and most sun after 2pm. House faces west, the flowers are to be in the front of the house. What flowers are really easy to start with, and what combinations should I use. Any really good websites anyone knows of could help too.
Regina
Hello. I have sandy soil, live in Michigan, zone 5. The area I want flowers in is about 6×10. The area gets full sun all day and most sun after 2pm. House faces west, the flowers are to be in the front of the house. What flowers are really easy to start with, and what combinations should I use. Any really good websites anyone knows of could help too.
Regina
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Topics: Flowers |
April 5th, 2009 at 4:01 am
Flowers that will be lightly maintenance free and eay to take care of black eyed susans are good you want flowers that will be lightly maintenance free.
The spring honeysuckle hostas lavender burning bushes elephant ears try some herbs azaelea bushes elephant ears try some herbs azaelea bushes elephant ears try some herbs.
The spring honeysuckle hostas lavender burning bushes hydrangias.
April 8th, 2009 at 2:30 am
My aunts house in ark when was young child.
April 11th, 2009 at 1:02 am
Geraniums and impatients.
April 12th, 2009 at 12:43 am
Daylilys. They come in thousands of colors.
April 14th, 2009 at 1:35 pm
For sunny areas daylillies shasta daisys black eyed susans autumn joy sedum karl foerester grass stargazer lillies bulb plants love sandy soil like tulips for sunny areas daylillies shasta daisys black eyed susans autumn joy sedum karl foerester grass stargazer lillies.
For spring perennial geraniums are good as for spring perennial geraniums are good as for annuals try petunias or marigolds.
For annuals try petunias or marigolds.