Just because the warm weather is coming to an end, that doesn’t mean your garden has to remain dull. There are plenty of annuals to help keep your garden going strong and vibrant. These annuals add colour, and texture, and overall keep your garden beautiful in cooler conditions.
Coleus
The growing conditions of the coleus plants are part shade to full shade with rich, moist, well-draining soil. They are recognisable by their rich shades of pink, purple, red, and yellow-green leaves, which become more lush as the season progresses. Coleus comes in a wide range of shapes and sizes, giving you lots of options for garden placement. They also work as indoor plants in the colder months.

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Coral Bells
They grow up to 3 feet tall and prefer part shade to full sun in well-drained soils. They are tough-growing perennials that produce finely cut leaves in a gorgeous array of colours. Corals make a brilliant addition to any garden.

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The Ninebark plants
The perfect autumn plant with its colours of dark purple to almost black makes this shrub a definite must-have in your garden this season. Easy-care plants are beautiful, tough and can stand up to drought, and even the winter colds. What is great about this shrub is, that it can grow in any well-drained soil with little light.

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Marigold
Marigolds are easy to grow and popular since they’re in bloom for most of the season. They are a good option if you live in an area where the autumn season starts in around March to early mid-April, as they can continue blooming well into the winter months. These strong hardy bright plants are a great addition to add colour to your garden this season.

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Snapdragon plant
These are cool-season annuals, Snapdragons are interesting because they will bloom in the spring and stop blooming in the summer. However, they could bloom again during the autumn season if maintained and watered well. They are the perfect annuals to add to your garden. They grow well in moist but well-drained soil, keeping your garden bright during the gloomy season.

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Your garden can still be bright and blooming throughout the cooler months.
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