No seed packet, no problem - there's an easy rule of thumb to keep in mind to ensure your seeds are at the right planting ...

These fast-growing vines can reach impressive heights, often climbing over trellises, fences, or arbors with ease. “Their vines twine around and can grow to 15 feet,” says Bennett.

Planting Depth: Moonflower seeds are best planted at a depth of about 1/2 inch (1.3 cm). Create small holes in the soil using your finger or a garden trowel, spaced about 6 to 12 inches (15 to 30 ...

Outsidepride Moonflower Plant Flower Seeds If you prefer simple white blooms for your garden, these moonflower seeds are the perfect planting option this spring. Grown on a climbing vine, these ...

Annuals vs. perennials Annuals require planting each year. Sometimes seeds from blooms fall to the ground and sprout the next growing season, but the plants themselves don’t return.

Annuals vs. perennials Annuals require planting each year. Sometimes seeds from blooms fall to the ground and sprout the next growing season, but the plants themselves don’t return.

Germinating Seeds Once the seeds germinate and get growing, moonflowers are pretty carefree, says Bennett. They’ll seem to grow slowly at first and then take off. Tips on how to start moonflower ...

The current growing zone map consists of 13 zones divided by 10-degree Fahrenheit temperature variations. The packaging of many flower seeds indicates which zones they grow best in.

Annuals vs. perennials Annuals require planting each year. Sometimes seeds from blooms fall to the ground and sprout the next growing season, but the plants themselves don’t return.

Annuals vs. perennials Annuals require planting each year. Sometimes seeds from blooms fall to the ground and sprout the next growing season, but the plants themselves don’t return.

Annuals vs. perennials Annuals require planting each year. Sometimes seeds from blooms fall to the ground and sprout the next growing season, but the plants themselves don’t return.