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Planting First Summer Annuals in the Landscape | Gardening with Creekside



I am excited to plant my first summer annuals in the landscape for the 2023 growing season! Join me as I fill in the front of the flower bed along the patio path with flowering annuals that will last me through the fall. It’s going to be a gorgeous growing season!

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26 Comments

  1. lina khoury

    Hi Jenny🌺 well done you planted wonderful plants they will be so beautiful inyour garden . Have anice day .🌺🦋🌺

  2. Pilar Saguil

    My crocus came out and today covered with snow ❄️ can't wait to start planting my Dahlia and Cana lily are sprouting, thanks for showing your lovely garden

  3. Frances Parrish

    will be awesome! had a freeze this morning in St Louis Please what brand are those waterproof boots you had on? very soggy here thanks

  5. Serie Johnson

    I can’t even start planting until after the first week in June due to 2 big trees that produce helicopter seeds😢

  6. Peggy Mills

    Oh, my Jenny has short sleeves, a beautiful headband, and she’s outdoors in the sunshine. What could be better!

  9. Tina Shockley

    Question. I still have beds with daffodils with green foliage. Should I plant around them or cut them off?

  10. Linda Barnes

    Jenny you are such a natural. Nothing fake about you as you share you expertise. It like a friend sharing with a friend and I loved today ‘s video. So ready to get my annuals in the ground. Thank you for all the information

  11. browneyes1952

    so jealous.. our snow here in coastal Maine is about gone crocus are up but really cold here tomorrow. thanks for sharing

  14. Sali Morton

    Jenny, the beds are going to sparkle this spring! And smell wonderful! Just wanted to say those tulips are gorgeous!!!

  17. Kris Leonard

    Well this looks wonderful! And here in the Midwest I have a bit to wait. But it sure does make me excited to get out and plant! That will be beautiful! Looks like a great outlook for that spot! Thanks for sharing!

  18. Julia Fiore

    Hello, Jenny. Those tulips 🌷 look so good! I can’t wait for Spring up here in Boston. Have a Blessed Day 😊🐶

  20. Susan Edquist

    Hi Jenny, i drove down to Creekside from Kernersville this morning. It was a lovely drive. Glad to see Jerry and be greeted and helped by several of your wonderful staff. Sorry to have missed seeing you. After seeing one of your recent videos i knew you had Itoh peonies so picked up two for my neighbor. The main goal, however, was to get your Proven Winner Vista petunias, Super Bells, and other companion plants for my patio pots. We love having seasonal flowers on the patio where we can see then up close from the house and sunroom. You video last week was so helpful as i made a plan before arriving. Of course i made my final color choices when i actually saw the plants in bloom. I am so excited about my selections and can't wait to start planting when i switch out the tulips and violas. It was fun having other customers check out my different combinations and get some assistance for the last few plants from the delightful and knowledgeable young woman who was in the greenhouse. FYI…your new fence and garden beds flanking both sides it fabulous. It makes the separation between your home and business clear. It really looks great! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Best regards. Happy spring. Susan

  21. Jill Adcock

    Fun, fun, fun. Can’t wait till our weather breaks and I can be planting. In the meantime I am living vicariously through you and other zone 7 gardeners. I grew Ageratum last year -blue horizon. It became one of my favorites and they got quite large in the best possible way ❤️

  22. Jennifer Nash

    Oh, you are brave! I have been tempted to take the plunge and start gardening as usual (I have the same average last frost date) but I have been fooled before 😂.

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