Colorful Annuals for Hampton Roads VA

HEAT AND DROUGHT TOLERANT ANNUALS FOR VIRGINIA BEACH AND HAMPTON ROADS

Virginia Beach experiences hot and humid summers, with temperatures often reaching the high 80s and 90s. Along with the heat, the area is also prone to droughts, making it challenging to maintain a lush and vibrant garden. However, there are several heat and drought-tolerant annuals that can thrive in Virginia Beach’s climate.

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Euphorbia - Ascot Rainbow spurge

PLANT OF THE DAY – ASCOT RAINBOW SPURGE

Fantastic sage and lime green foliage with a lovely yellow border that, during the colder months, turns pink-flushed or peachy-salmon. Throughout the warmer months, profusions of bright red blossoms are produced by bracts with vivid green and yellow stripes. a water-wise, fuss-free option for containers and mixed beds that can withstand heat.

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PLANT OF THE DAY – ENDURASCAPE DARK PURPLE VERBENA

From the first reblooming verbena hardy to the low teens, a selection of vivid purple. Beats all verbenas for performance in the summer because it can withstand the heat better and blooms longer! Lasting color, dense branching, and excellent powdery mildew resistance. An annual elsewhere; a herbaceous perennial in areas with mild winters.

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Delicious Nogat Coneflower as a border plant in Virginia Beach

PLANT OF THE DAY – DELICIOUS NOUGAT CONEFLOWER

What’s the best thing about Coneflower? They are a perfect specimen for a wildlife garden. attracting bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Delicious Nougat is a compact variety with creamy white petals and a puffy, lime green center.

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Phenomenal French Lavender in Virginia

PLANT OF THE DAY – PHENOMENAL FRENCH LAVENDER

Lavender is such a wonderful specimen for a garden for so many reasons. Phenomenal French Lavender will not disappoint at any level. It has an elegant growing pattern and displays a sweetly fragrant mound of silver foliage combined with purple-blue flower spikes. Along with its ornamental attributes, it’s edible.

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