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Annuals are plants that go from seed to flower within a year's time; hence, 'annuals.' However, annual flowers are a must to every gardener from the newbie to the seasoned master gardener. Annuals can quickly add a splash of color to your flower beds or they can be easily changed out as their colors fade.

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