Growing Flowers from Seed at Home | tna W rna

Growing flowers from seed is rewarding and far cheaper than buying plants. With a little patience you can fill your balcony or garden with colour. Here is how to start.

Best time to sow

For most annual flowers, sow in autumn (September–November) for a beautiful spring bloom. They germinate in 7–21 days.

Easy flowers for beginners

• Marigold — tough, bright and pest-repelling.
• Zinnia — fast, colourful and loves the sun.
• Petunia — perfect for pots and hanging baskets.
• Sunflower — dramatic and very easy.

Care tips

Most flowers need full sun and moderate, regular watering. Remove faded blooms (deadheading) to encourage more flowers.

Browse our colourful range of flower seeds at tna W rna.