Keep your garden vibrant even when it’s hot with these sun-loving annuals that bloom through the entire season!

Believe it or not, some plants like to be hot.

While most flowers suffer when the thermometer goes up, there are heat-tolerant annuals that thrive in warm temperatures!

Mandevilla

Before you plant agarden fullof our favoriteheat-tolerant flowers, learn how to care for them with simple life-extending tips.

These plants may be hardy, but they still need some summer loving.

Choose a Large Container

All of these heat-tolerant annualsgrow well in containers.

Ageratum

If you decide to go that route, choose a good-sized pot since smaller containers dry out more quickly.

Stick your finger into the dirt to determine whether your pot needs to be watered.

If the dirt is dry,it’s time to hydrate.

Scaevola aemula

If the soil still feels moist, it’s possible for you to probably wait another day.

This willmake room for fresh, new flowersto take their place.

Ageratum

One of the easiest heat-tolerant annuals to grow,ageratumcan also endure frost.

Persian Shield

Pair that hardiness with pest-resistant qualities, and this just might be the perfect plant for the beginning gardener.

Scaevola looks gorgeous as a cascading plant from pots, baskets, andwindow boxesand requires little maintenance.

There’s no need even to deadhead spent blooms since scaevola self-cleans.

Torenia

It prefers full sun in northern areas, but in southern states, it may like a little shade.

Coleus

Coleus puts on a nonstop show throughout the season.

This easy-to-grow heat-tolerant annual thrives in warm weather as long as the soil is moist.More lightequals more saturated leaves.

SUNPATIENS

SunPatiens

SunPatiens are essentially a heat-tolerant annual version of the ever-popular shadeimpatiens.

These beauties are a reliable bet if you’re looking for sun-loving, heat-tolerant annuals thatbloom all summerlong.

They can even survive frost.

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This low-maintenance plant may give off the smell of licorice in the hot summer sun, hence its name.