Annuals For Shade

When begonias are in full bloom, you know summer is here!  These warm-weather loving annuals are the largest blooming begonia.  They will bloom even in the deepest of shade.   Although you can also place them in bright shade as well. Very pretty when paired with ferns.

Begonia - Tuberous types

Smaller blooms and tough!  Like the other types of begonias they will bloom in deep shade but can also be planted in full sun.  Height is generally short...although some of the newer hybrids are knee high.  Green and bronze leaf types available in packs.

Begonia - Wax Types

Hang them high and watch them grow!  We primarily carry trailing types that work best in  hanging baskets or containers.

Fuchsia

The gold standard of impatiens...these showstoppers typically have larger blooms than regular impatiens and always have deep dark green or bronze leaves.

Impatiens: New Guinea Types

We typically sell these single flowering types in packs.  There are tons of color choices.  Use them in your garden beds or as fillers in containers.

Impatiens: Garden Types

These sweet little faces come in a multitude of colors including blue, purple, yellow, pink, orange, and even dark red.   They bloom the most during the cooler weather of late spring/early summer and fall.

Pansies

So named for the tiny 'wishbone' within the center of each bloom. Torenia likes warm weather and bright shade. With their mounding habit, they make wonderful fillers for mixed shade containers and baskets.

Wishbone Flower (Torenia)

Violas look like miniature pansies and take virtually the same type of care.  They like cool weather for the best bloom display.  Although they are technically an annual, they will often come back from year to year when planted in the ground.  Many, many colors available during the bedding plant season and again in Fall.

Viola