Easiest Way to Grow Zinnias, Gomphrena, and Cosmos! Heat Loving Annuals Update! //FlowerFanatic

Heys Guys! Im hanging out in my Greenhouse Today. To start Zinnias, Cosmos, Gomphrena, Hollyhocks, Foxglove, Strawflower, and other heat loving annuals I use Fine Vermiculite, Sterile Seed Starting Soil, and 2-3 inch cell trays. I don't typically transplant these seeds to bigger containers, I just plant them outside when the temperatures are above 50 degrees at night and they take off. Hardening off is something I'm lazy with too! Im excited to be planting these easy to grow heat loving annuals in my flowerbeds and cutting garden boxes to enjoy from summer to fall! Thanks For Watching. Espoma Seed Starting Mix is great. Home Depot, Amazon, and Lowes have nice fine Vermiculite. Or check out your local Nurseries and Suppliers. Thanks For Watching. Zone 6b.
Steph AKA TheFlower

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So many beautiful flowers big hugs from Coco

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I grew foxglives for the first year this year and they have been so rewarding! Just got them all in the ground.

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so excited for your summer garden!!! thank you for this, i bet the tulips make you so happy!! question, why and how do you fertilize? at how tall will you move these flowers outside?