GARDEN SHACK ANNUAL PATRIOTIC SPREADING PACK (FOR SUN)

THIS SUMMER IS AMERICA'S 250th BIRTHDAY!

GET READY TO CELEBRATE THE SEMIQUINCENTENNIAL (OR SESTERCENTENNIAL OR BISESQUICENTENNIAL OR QUARTER MILLENNIAL, WHICHEVER YOU PREFER TO CALL IT) BY DECKING YOUR GARDEN OUT IN RED, WHITE, AND BLUE STYLE!

GARDEN SHACK PLANT PACKS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDERING ONLINE BEFORE 3/31/26 OR UNTIL SOLD OUT, WHICHEVER IS SOONER.

THIS IS 3 TRAYS OF 10 PINT-SIZE ANNUAL PLANTS EACH (30 PLANTS TOTAL) WHICH REQUIRE AT MINIMUM 5 HOURS OF SUN PER DAY. 

YOU WILL GET ONE TRAY (10 PLANTS) OF EACH OF THE FOLLOWING:

RED: PETUNIA EASY WAVE RED

WHITE: BACOPA SNOWTOPIA

BLUE: EVOLVULUS BLUE DAZE

These pint annuals will give you color from spring until frost. This pot size is a small hole to dig, making it very easy to plant. This pack will fit an area from 90 - 110 square feet, depending on how you like to space the plants. To fill a larger space, simply order additional packs. 

TO ADD ANOTHER 60 - 80 SQUARE FEET AND GIVE THE GARDEN SOME HEIGHT, ADD A GARDEN SHACK ANNUAL PATRIOTIC UPRIGHT PACK (FOR SUN)! 

DON'T FORGET TO ADD GARDEN SOIL, FERTILIZER, AND MULCH!

PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS:

Remove any grass or weed roots before planting.

Set the plants out where you would like them.  See sample diagrams (on this page) for ideas and choose the best one for your space.  Note the full-grown height of each plant and place the taller ones in the back or center of your garden, with the shorter flowers on the edge. Space the plants about 12" - 18" apart. Remember that nature is not perfect and for a natural feel, your garden should not be perfect either!

Dig the holes and gently install the plants at ground level.  

Mulch the garden with 2"-3" of mulch. Take care not to cover the plants with mulch nor put a lot of mulch around the stem.

Water your plants right after planting.  Soak the roots well.

Water 3 or 4 times a week for at least a month unless it rains at least an inch.  After plants are established, watering may only be necessary during dry spells in the growing season.