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Apr 27, 2018 7:55 AM CST
Name: stone
near Macon Georgia (USA) (Zone 8a)
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At my house, I have a number of annuals that return year after year.
The 'secret' is leave them alone... Don't cut off the flowers! Those seeds attract songbirds!
The goldfinches are at my garden now... They smelled the poppies...
They also like zinnias and sunflowers, both of which I see coming up... And..
Lots of cosmos and ... Cleome and 4 o'clock!

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Cleome and hawk moth

By the way...
Planting morning glories could be a huge mistake for a southern gardener...
They took over a huge section of my previous garden, and nothing I could do about it.
At the new house, I'm sticking with night blooming impomea alba... Which is far less aggressive... Although... I do see seedlings...

Also... Plant cherry tomatoes... They should return... Certainly come back for me...
I even have some tiny variegated hot peppers that return from dropped peppers.
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