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| A mass planting of Sunflower, but you already knew that :-) |
Annuals complete their life cycle in a year, so with seed fertility and abundance being needed and met, we benefit. Blink, and they germinate! I have traditionally filled abandoned areas of my garden with seeded annuals merely as an inexpensive way of filling area until I was able to add more perennial additions, but this year, I intend to grow a more consciously designed seeded-garden. Please join me! You can also add easy-to-seed perennials like Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia) and Cone Flower (Echinacea), though they usually do better the second year and on.
(I will be adding a planting diagram later.)
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