Grow these 11 flowers in your garden that come back every year on their own. Plant them once and have them bloom each season without any effort every year.
VERBENA
MARIGOLD
CALENDULA
GOMPHRENA
BALSAM
SUN FLOWER
PORTULACA
DIANTHUS
STATICE
PETUNIA
VINCA
HOW TO GROW SELF-SEEDING FLOWERS?
All of these flowers can be grown from seeds easily. Grow them in pots or ground.
Keep deadheading during blooming season.
At the end of the season, let a few flowers bloom and go to seed.
Don’t collect the seeds, let them fall onto the ground.
When it’s time to germinate, in the correct season, the seeds will come up on their own sprouting new seedlings.
When the seedlings are 2″-3″ tall, transplant them into pots or whereever you want to grow them.
CARE TIPS FOR SELF-SEEDING FLOWERS
Flower varieties that come up on their own are hardy seasonals
They do not require a lot of extra care
Water them regularly as they require ample water to bloom profusely
Plant them in good soil at the beginning of the season
Fertilse every 20 days during growing season
Dead-head regularly to promote more flowers
Keep the plants clean and well-ventilated
These flower varieties thrive on full sun, provided regular watering
