Want flowers in an instant?

These are the 5 quickest sprouting flower seeds to sprout and grow, according to a pro gardener.

It gets you outside, working with your hands and back to nature.

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For some, it saves us a trip to the grocery store forfresh herbs and crisp produce.

For others, the colorful blooms and scent of the flowers are enough.

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It just takesso much timeto grow just about anything.

Just because a seed germinates fast doesnt mean that it blooms fast, she says.

So, say you plant a garden full of gorgeous zinnias.

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Just know before you grow.

As for general care, Vallin has some handy tips regarding soil, water, and sunlight.

With soil, warmer is typically better, but it all depends on the seeds.

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Some prefer cooler dirt, so do your planting in early spring.

Avoid spraying from above, rather, focus on watering below the foliage, Vallin suggests.

This helps prevent diseases like mildew.

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Lastly, most flowers are sun lovers that crave a minimum of six hours of direct sunlight a day.

So look for those sunny spots in your garden beds.

You really cant grow wrong with any of them, and theyll bring loads of pollinators into your garden.

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Ready to get plantin?

Below, some tips for bringing these quick-sprouting flower seeds into full bloom.

Vallins 5 favorite quickest sprouting flower seeds

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Sunflowers:

Turns out, the iconic summer flower is also one of the quickest to sprout.

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Nasturiums are drought-tolerant, so no need to overwater, she says.

Simply sow in regular soil and plant the seeds 1/2-inch deep and 10-feet apart.

They prefer full sun and well-draining soil.

Phlox:

Want that classic English cottage feel?

But if you live in a drought-prone area, this probably isnt the best flower to grow.

Marigolds:

These summery beauts are great for any level of gardener who wants flowers in a flash.

They also make a great companion plant.

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