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Cool Season or Hot Weather?

20 years ago

Hi all-

I have 6 annuals here and I wondered if anybody knows if they prefer cool weather or hot weather. Or I suppose neither could also be a choice. I'm trying to plan out my annual garden and I don't know if these will fold when the hot sun and 90 degree weather hits or not.

Thanks,

Lime

Bupleurum rotundifolium

Cerinthe

Dill

Orlaya grandiflora

Viscaria

Xeranthemum

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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
19 years ago
All the information you need can be found via Google. Without doing a search for you, I can tell you that dill will flower and go to seed rapidly once hot weather sets in. Since it needs full sun to do its best, that is something you can expect and cannot prevent.

Have fun and good luck with your search!
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