Aster Callistephus is a mid to late season bloomer, but they last into fall and frost season. With a height of 24 inches and strong upright growth, Aster flowers are prized for cutting. They have sturdy stems and a long vase-life.

One of the most popular wildflowers grown in the United States, Coreopsis Tinctoria is also one of the easiest to grow from flower seeds. Used primarily for landscape beautification, it brightens up any setting.

This is an excellent flower for the cutting garden that can be grown from Ammobium Alatum seeds. It is also called, Winged Everlasting, and is very popular to cut, dry and use as an everlasting. As soon as the Ammobium flowers open about half way.

For intense color saturation on neat, compact plants that really take the summer heat, Vista is unbeatable! This charmer begins flowering early (before the end of spring in most climates) and continues up to frost.

Bright, lemon-yellow petals surround a lime-green disk. 4-6" blooms. Also known as common sunflower and annual sunflower. Pollenless. Single stem. Ht. 48-60".

Tiger Paw Aster seeds will produce this tall, showy variety of Asters. Aster seeds grow quickly and these flowers bloom heavily all season long. Aster Callistephus are great flowers for the cutting garden. With long 30 inch stems and huge, double blooms.

Profuse and brilliant pompom blooms of color make Zinnia Lilliput a great addition to your flower garden, containers, and along walkways. Grow this annual from Zinnia seeds for gorgeous orange blooms that will brighten any area.

The cultivar ‘Blue Bedder’ is a vigorous, single, Grandiflora annual with oval, mid-green leaves. Medium blue flowers bloom from summer to autumn. Very compact and uniform. Though commonly thought of as a summer annual.

Start this attractive annual from Dusty Miller seeds! It is known for its attractive silvery-gray foliage and mounding form and makes a lovely accent plant in the border or in containers. Dusty Miller Silverdust has lacy, lobed and deeply cut.

Needle- or quilled-type blooms atop long, sturdy stems add a delicate appearance to arrangements. 3 1/2–5 1/2" flowers bloom in pastel apricot — a shade lighter than Tower Chamois. Easy to harvest due to the well-branched plants' open, airy habit.

With varied, bright colors and interesting streaks and spots, Heirloom Candy Stripe Zinnias are just the ticket to bring some visual interest into your garden! A favorite of crafters, florists and gardeners alike, Zinnias are easy to grow annuals.

Nothing is easier to grow and establish from flower seed than Zinnias! They will delight you with the ease of caring for them and the long-lasting display of color. This Zinnia Luminosa has large 4-5 inch flower heads of bright pink.

Beautiful Bolero Marigolds are a fiery mix of bold colors. Petals are a deep, dark orange that are offset by a brilliant burst of yellow at the center. Marigold Bolero is sure to standout in your garden!

You cannot go wrong with this incredible mix of colors! This Aster seed mix offers colors of yellow, scarlet, apricot, dark blue and more. Duchess Asters have huge, double blooms with incurved petals that grow on tall, upright plants.

Growing Aster seeds is the perfect way to have enough of these stunning annuals that are late season bloomers. Just when other flowers in the borders are about done, Aster Callistephus starts blooming in the latter part of summer and into the fall.

Aster seeds grow quickly and are so rewarding! This Aster Callistephus is a late season bloomer. While many of the summer flowers are finished, Aster flowers are just getting started, and they will bloom until frosts.

The common name is Mountain Garland or Garland Flower, and it originated in California. This variety produces blooms with an array of pink, salmon and hues of maroon, and the colors are most striking when planted in groups.

Imagination offers brilliant 2-inch clusters of mix colored above dense, lacy foliage. The plant reaches 12 to 20 inches high and spreads up to 2 feet wide, so tenacious that it can actually keep a slope from sliding away over time!

Start Leptosiphon seeds to start these dainty little flowers. Leptosiphon French has the synonymous botanical name Linanthus androsaceus. This low-growing annual has fern-like foliage and hundreds of sweet little half inch star-shaped flowers.

Grow these lovely annuals from Cosmidium seeds. These showy flowers are simple and fast to grow. The Cosmidium plant reaches 20 inches tall and produces masses of blooms with distinctive reddish chocolate centers with tips of gold and finely cut foliage.

Kochia is widely grown as an ornamental annual and as a forage crop by farmers in the southwestern United States. Highly drought tolerant, it will usually grow well where nothing else thrives.

Four o’clocks is a large, bushy, tender herbaceous perennial from tropical America. Fragrant, trumpet-shaped flowers appear in abundance all summer. Flowers open in late afternoon and last until morning.

Begin the Petunia season a week or two earlier this year with big blooms of every color and pattern offered by the beloved Celebrity series! This mix of the entire series contains solid colors, bicolors.

Start these flower seeds for a southern perennial that provides color from late April through early October. Southern Star Mexican Petunia is low-growing and creates a perennial ground cover, or it can also grow in containers well.

A delightful miniature strain with compact plants bearing a wealth of blooms in a cheerful range of bright colours. A charming edging plant. 8ins (20cm) This is the hardy annual, Candytuft, which doubtless because of the extreme ease of its cultivation.

How attractive is a display of sparkling white Petunias in the summer garden! Easy-to-grow from flower seeds, this Grandiflora white combines the best of both worlds as it has the superb garden performance of the smaller flowered Multifloras.

Here is a bold dwarf annual that can be easily started from Marigold seeds. Red Brocade features semi-double, flat, crested flower heads. These blooms are bi-colored with shades of red and yellow.

Night Scented Stock is a compact growing plant that produces mounds of small, lilac-colored blossoms with powerful lily-like scent. The Evening Scented Stock flowers open in the late afternoon to evening and emits delightful fragrance that fills the cool.

How many Aster plants does your border need? Grow as many as you need from Aster seeds. This Aster Callistephus is such a showy annual. It is tall with huge double blooms that resemble a tiger's paw. This dark violet one is especially gorgeous.

Sow Marigold seeds to have these bright apricot colored little gems blooming all summer long! There are so many benefits to these little 12 inch plants! They are ideal for small gardens, containers, borders and edging.

This wildflower seed produces an annual or short-lived herbaceous perennial that grows from 16 - 24 inches tall. Calendula flowers are daisy-like and come in colors of orange or yellow with single or double rows of petals.

The Pearly Gates Morning Glory features a profusion of stunning, large, pearl-white flowers. Pearly Gates Morning Glory vine is a prolific bloomer from early summer until the first frost. It also has elegant heart-shaped leaves that are attractive.

With an upright growth habit and reaching nearly 30 inches in height, these Aster Callistephus flowers are show stopping! Grown from Aster seeds, Tiger Paw Asters, are not only tall but they also have huge, double blooms that have many curved petals.

What a show these annuals put on in the sunny flower border! Grown from Zinnia seeds, these large 4 - 5 inch brilliant yellow blooms are sure to attract attention. Canary Bird Zinnias will bloom through a long, hot summer without wilting.

The bright orange California Poppy wildflower was named for doctor-naturalist Johann Friedrich Gustav von Eschscholtz who was the surgeon for the Russian expedition team that dropped anchor in San Francisco in 1815.

Enjoy sunny blooms all summer long by starting Marigold seeds in the early spring. This seed mix produces small, compact plants with flowers in shades of orange and yellow. These dwarf plants are perfect for edging the front of the sunny flower garden.

This rare British native plant hold sprays of beautiful, fragrant, lavender-pink flowers from early summer onwards. Grey-green, flowering stems arise from an impressive rosette of grey, scallop-edged leaves.

Feature large 10 to 15 cm (4 to 5in) purple blooms. Growing 50-80 cm (30in) tall, with thick straight stems that are less likely to bend when being cut, they make wonderful cut flowers and have a long vase life.

Castor oil plant can reach a height of 1-2 metres. Gives a tropical feel to any garden. The glossy leaves are 15–45 cm long, long-stalked, alternate and palmate with 5–12 deep lobes with coarsely- toothed segments.

Four O’Clock’s, so named because they typically bloom late in the afternoon, are among the most colorful, fragrant, and robust of all flowers that can be grown from seed. They’re very versatile too, as the seeds of the 4 O’Clock can be sown directly.