Absolutely. Flowers are great for interplanting, attracting pollinators for your vegetable plants and predators for pests. Then, you can enjoy their beauty while they also provide a host of benefits to your garden. You can even plant edible flowers, so they’re playing double duty. I always aim to have flowers blooming as early and as late as possible to help out my early and late wildlife. Meg's favourites for succession planting are cosmos, zinnia, marigold, sunflower, and calendula.