Contents
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Annual Weeds
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Aphids
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Apple Maggot
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Ask the Experts
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Backyard Farming
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Barbara DeCaro
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Brown Rot
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Cherry Bark Tortrix
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Codling Moth
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contributors
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Crane Fly
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Cutworms and Armyworms
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Deer Damage Control
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Dogwood Anthracnose
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Doug Rice
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Events Calendar
- Find the Right Plant for Your Garden
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Fungal Diseases on Roses
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Garden Design and Maintenance Guide
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Gardening Around Puget Sound
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Healthy Gardening, Healthy You
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Healthy Gardening, Healthy You Guide
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Identify Your Pest
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Indoor Pest Control
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IPM Fact Sheet Overview
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Lawn Diseases on Home Landscapes in Western Washington
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Lisa Niehaus
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Mites on Landscape Plants
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Moles
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Mosquito Control for Landscape Professionals
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Peach Leaf Curl
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Pear Slug
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Related Topics in Toxipedia
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Root Weevil on Rhododendrons
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Scale Insects
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Slugs
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Soil-Borne Plant Pathogens
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Tent Caterpillar
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This Is My Pesticide
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Todd Murray
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Topics in Toxipedia
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Woody Weed Management
Annuals are plants that are often started by seed in the early spring or bought as young plants in nurseries. The plant will complete its life cycle in one year- growing, flowering, and dying. The plant will leave seeds behind when it dies so that germination will occur the following spring, beginning the life cylce over again. Annuals are commonly planted in the spring and summer as a way to incorporate color into the garden. Often the plants are sold in the flowering stage so there is no waiting for it to bloom.
MONTHLY PLANT PICKS- ANNUALS
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