September flowers are spectacular! These late summer / early fall flowers can be show stoppers in your flower beds as well as in your cut flower garden. And if you grow some of these, you can keep cutting beautiful bouquets of flowers right from your very own garden. Let’s look at what’s growing with wild…
Your best cut flowers for late summer bouquets are a mix of perennials and annuals. This is good news! Right now, late August, you can actually still plant these perennials if you don’t already have them growing in your garden. Odds are your local nursery or Lowes/Home Depot may have these plants, and possibly have…
The best cut flowers for early June are long lasting, full of fragrance, and are simple to start from seeds indoors. I’m going to help you get your best early flowers growing in your cutting garden! A cut flower garden is a gift that keeps on giving – – or is that the jelly of…
If you’re interested in your very own cut flower garden, then you definitely want to grow zinnias this year. Luckily you’re in the right place, cause I’ve got you covered from seed starting through harvest! Zinnias are a staple in the cutting garden as they come in a wide range of colors and are fairly…
January is no friend of mine – – it’s cold, dark, and wet. However, January is the time I start ordering my seeds, corms and tubers for my backyard cut flower garden! So there is some redeeming value to this less than desirable month! Planting a backyard cut flower garden is actually easier than you…
A cutting garden is worth every ounce of effort and square foot of space used. Flowers may not sustain life, but they sure can sustain a soul! And for that reason alone, cutting gardens are completely, 100%, worth every ounce of effort and square foot used. If you love bringing fresh cut flowers into your…
