(New York also chose it as its state flower, so they definitely love it there!)
While often used as a “filler” flower in bouquets, they’re gorgeous in their own right.
(They make a great, long-lasting cut flower, too.)
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They’re also a lovely choice for bouquets, too.
Snapdragons bring bright color to your garden from spring to fall, with a variety of hues available.
Theygrow from bulbsand take a starring role in any cut flower arrangement.
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you’re able to grow themfrom seed as annuals, or from bulbs as perennials.
They’re a perfect accompaniment to tulips in your spring garden, and come in a range of colors.
Critters don’t eat these bulbs, so daffodils will show up year after year once planted.
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If you’re looking for a pretty bloom for inside your home, this is a great pick.
Just keep them in a sunny spot to really watch them thrive.
They need very little care, so they’re ideal for beginner gardeners.
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(You’ll tend to see them earlier in warmer spots like South Carolina.)
double-check you keep your azalea shrub in partial sun, as hot afternoon sun can burn the leaves.
you might choose a variety of sizes, from petite, button-shaped blooms to dinner plate-sized blossoms.
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