Annuals
  • Seasonal Plants Lexington & Yadkinville, NC

  • Seasonal Plants Clemmons & Winston-Salem, NC

Bedding Plants for Winston-Salem, NC & the Surrounding Areas

At Myers Greenhouse, we offer the largest selection of flowering plants in the area!


Annual plants complete their full life cycle, from germination to the production of seed, within one growing season. Our selection of annuals is large, colorful, and healthy. They provide great curb appeal and enjoyment, making for great fillers in pots, flower beds, bedding plants, gardens, and walkways. Browse our list of bedding plants below. At Myers Greenhouse, our Winston-Salem, NC greenhouse is full of knowledgeable staff who would be happy to answer any questions you have, or assist you in planning landscaping advice for your bedding plants. To get started on your garden project, please give us a call or visit our greenhouse today! We're proud to assist customers across Winston-Salem, Clemmons, Kernersville, Lexington, and Yadkinville, NC.


Our selection of annual flowers is both bountiful and beautiful. Annuals that we offer include the following:  

  • Alyssums 
  • Annual Vincas 
  • Begonias 
  • Black Eyed Susans 
  • Caladiums 
  • Coleus 
  • Cosmos 
  • Dusty Millers 
  • Flowering Kale 
Bedding Plants Winston-Salem, NC
  • Geraniums 
  • Gerbera Daisies 
  • Impatiens 
  • Lantanas  
  • Mandevilla 
  • Marigolds 
  • Pansies   
  • Petunias 
  • Poppies 
Bedding Plants Clemmons, NC
  • Primroses 
  • Salvia 
  • Snapdragons 
  • Sunflowers 
  • Sweet Potato Vines 
  • Verbenas 
  • Zinnias 
  • …and More 
Bedding Plants Yadkinville, NC

Ask our local greenhouse experts for advice on flowering plants for your garden!

We are able to expertly assist you in designing your garden, recommending flowering plant types to beautifully integrate your favorite types of flowers. With our great variety of plants, you can incorporate various sizes of plants, grasses, colors, textures, and floral varieties to ensure hearty blooms throughout the growing season.

Typically, we recommend taller flowering plants in the back row of your garden, medium-height growing plants in the center, and lower-growing plants in the front of the beds.
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