This beautiful annual does best in well-drained soil that gets full or partial sun. You can pick from pretty shades of blue, purple, white, and pink among more than 300 different kinds of the flower. Some can grow up to 6 feet tall.
Bring on the cheer with coreopsis, which likes regular watering and dirt that drains well and is rich in nutrients. Give them full sun or light shade and put them in pots or beds. They also tend to bring in pollinators like bees.
It comes in many bright colors, from purple to white, and will make any garden look better. The flowers, which look like globes, are native to Central America and make yard beds, hedges, and even pots look nice. They do best in full sun and need to be watered regularly.
Once it has reached maturity, this tough plant like being in full sun and receiving water once a week. You may find them in a wide selection of vibrant colors, such as pink, yellow, red, and orange, among others.
Morning glories are climbing vines that belong to the family Convolvulaceae. They thrive in full sun and need soil that is adequately wet but also has good drainage. There is no need to go any farther than their vivid and striking blossoms to enhance the aesthetic appeal of your yard.
If you provide this plant with full light and soil that is rich in nutrients and has good drainage, it will thrive in your garden. You should only water it when the soil is completely dry. Not only do they produce lovely ground coverings, but they are also capable of being grown in containers.
Bring some color to your yard with this flower that can handle being dry. They come in pretty shades of purple and white, which makes them great for fresh flower arrangements. For this pick, look for dirt that drains well and full sun.
Sneezeweed (Helenium autumnale) is a great way to add a unique touch to your garden if you like daisies. If you want this easy-care plant to look its best, give it full sun and moist soil (mild watering is best). People know them for attracting bugs and not getting sick.