Although most annuals will reseed by themselves, some are more aggressive about sending out volunteers than others (depending on soil conditions, temperature, and precipitation). Seeds from these plants will spread far and wide and fill in all your garden's empty spaces.
Candytuft is an evergreen subshrub. It can be grown from softwood cuttings, from seed or it will self-propagate by layering — rooting from stems covered in soil.
Those you start again in early spring, and you need pretty well-drained soil. Almost the best way to have those poppies is to allow them to self-sow, because they'll find the perfect place in the garden that suits them just fine, and they'll come up from year to year.
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