Additional Info/FAQ

TERMS:

Annual: Replant every year. 

Perennial: Returns year after year! 

Hardiness Zone: A geographic area defined as having a certain average annual minimum temperature, a factor relevant to the survival of many plants. You want to choose plants within your zone if you plan to keep them outdoor year round. 

PRO Shopping Tip:

1. Find your zone.

2. See the quick guide below to know which Collection to browse based on your zone. You can choose plants out of your zone, but they should be considered annuals or you will have to somehow protect the plants through winter.

3. Browse Collections Based on your zone and personal preferences (weather you want perennials, annuals or both).

How do I find my zone?

Google " *your city, state* hardiness zone" or see the zone map displayed above.

QUICK GUIDE TO OUR FLOWERS:

Dahlia SPRING PLANTED
   Perennial in zone 8+

Iris FALL PLANTED 
   Perennial in zone 3-10

Poppy FALL/WINTER/ SPRING PLANTED 
   Oriental type- Perennial
        in zone 3-8
   Others- Annual

Rose SPRING PLANTED 
   Perennial in zone 6-9

Tulip FALL PLANTED
   Perennial in zone 3-8

Hibiscus SPRING PLANTED
   Hardy type- Perennial in zone 4-9
   Tropical- Perennial in zone 9-11

All plants can be grown as annuals in any zones. Plants in hotter temps than they prefer (plants above your zone) will do best with some afternoon shade. The excess heat can make them struggle/wilt a bit in the afternoon without providing them shade during the hottest time of day. 

All bulbs, roots or plants can be stored indoor through winter to replant in spring as long as they are perennials. Please research proper storing methods.