Renee's Garden Endless Bouquets Cut-Flower Garden

For the best results, clear the area of weeds and loosen the top 2-3 inches of soil with a rake or hoe. The seeds need direct contact with the soil to germinate, so ensure the surface is relatively level and free of large clumps before scattering.

While designed for garden beds, you can use this mix in large containers. Just ensure the pot has adequate drainage and that you don't over-seed, as the plants will need room to grow and airflow to prevent disease.

Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged until the seedlings are well-established, which usually takes a few weeks. Once the plants are growing strongly, you can reduce watering, though they will still need regular hydration during dry spells to maintain continuous blooms.

This mix is primarily composed of annuals, meaning they will complete their life cycle in one season. However, some varieties may self-sow, potentially dropping seeds that could sprout the following spring.

One 42.5-gram can is formulated to cover between 350 and 450 square feet. If you are planting a smaller space, be careful not to dump the entire can at once, or the seedlings will be too crowded to thrive.