If you want to know what flowers to plant in July, you’ve come to the right place. You can sow flower seeds like coreopsis, delphinium and penstemon this month. It’s also time to sow biennials like stock, sweet williams and forget-me-nots for a riotous display of blooms next year. See our cut flower chart for advice on how to fill your home with scent and colour too.
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Drying flowers extends the life of your blooms and means you can enjoy them during the dark winter months. Sow catmint seeds to create beautiful dried flowers, along with Chinese Lantern, which has orange, papery seed pods that look lovely in dried displays. For more advice, see the Frequently Asked Questions below.
July is the perfect time to direct sow wallflowers, forget-me-nots, and Sweet Williams into outdoor seedbeds. Simply transplant them into their final flowering positions in autumn.
If you want fragrant flowers, choose Sweet William ‘Perfume Mix’, Stock ‘Sweetly Scented Mix’ or one of our wallflower varieties.
For those dry spots in your garden, choose Gaillardia ‘Goblin’. The flaming crimson blooms are tipped with yellow, creating a spectacular splash of colour.