To extend the beauty of your garden into autumn and put some color back into your landscape, consider planting some cold-tolerant annuals. Many of these can take temperatures to 20° F. As our seasons change, so can your garden by highlighting these beautiful tough plants in your beds, borders and containers.
| Ageratum | Nemesia |
| Argyranthemum | Nicotiana |
| Asters | Osteospermum |
| Bracteantha | Petunia |
| Calendula | Phlox (annual) |
| Calibrachoa | Rudbeckia |
| Cyclamen | Salvia, Victoria and greggii |
| Diascia | Stock |
| Gazania | Verbena canadensis |
| Lobelia |
Frost hardy annuals – these plants can survive conditions of 20° F. or lower.
| Alyssum | Pansy |
| Dianthus | Petchoa – SuperCal (Calibrachoa) |
| Dusty Miller | Snapdragon |
| Flowering Cabbage & Kale | Viola |
Old-man winter comes knocking before you know it, so if you live in a climate with frost and cold, these plants will keep your beds and containers lovely as long as possible.
