What are the best flowers that grow in very hot direct sun?

I have a garden to the north that is constantly in the sun all day with no shade and I planted a large number of them literally die overnight. I wanted to plant flowers, dry but seeds are in place and they did not have enough water to start. Now I have most of the orders to shoot and I'm starting over, I want to plant perennials that will last the distance?

Many perennial plants working in the great sun. If sowing seed directly into the ground, it needs to surface every day in deep water when the plants are established. Zinnia Cosmos Shasta Daisy Gerbera Daisy Azalea Camelia gypsophila (annual) Coreopsis Datura Vinca Calendula Chamomile and a bazillion more Osteospermum. mixtures Wildflowers are fun – great cut flowers inside. seed sources: http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=gurney+seeds&ygmasrchbtn=web+search&fr=ush-ans http://www.jungseed.com/ http://www.waysidegardens.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StoreCatalogDisplay?catalogId=10067&storeId=10151&langId=-1&mainPage=page1

Do you think it is unhealthy and / or lack of professionalism?

My friend works at the Olive Garden. The company publishes white apron ties and double-double. Aprons are washable, but not very resistant to stains. The company will not give up the new servers that have stained aprons and stained all the way back in August fold the apron. They do not replace the bonds until they are completely destroyed or visibly soiled. Thus, if a stain does not appear as a soft drink or wine, etc, apron and a tie should continue to be used. The links are too good market to organize through the dry cleaning. Do you think it is normal dirt that hides yesterday in the middle of the ramp? And what about links? It is as if the client can not see food or drink, do not. Is not that like a bit of vacuuming the entire floor, and then redistributed throughout the house? LOL

def unprofessional should be very interested in starting cents instead of providing decent meal