If you love farm-fresh bouquets of flowers in your home, why not try growing them yourself? It's easier than you may think.

Flowers to Add to a Cut Flower Garden. As you select plants for your cut flower garden, study plant characteristics online or in seed catalogs before you plant.

May 6—Growing flowers to cut for homemade bouquets is a beautiful way to add a little color into your life — and your garden. To do so, you need to plan a cut flower garden with thought and ...

Best cut flower varieties for a sustainable garden. What makes flowers sustainable is how they are bred, produced and cared for once they are in your garden. You would start by finding sustainable ...

Fortunately, there is no shortage of common flowers native to North America that you can grow in a cut garden. Plus, in the process, you'll support local pollinators and wildlife. Here are 20 of ...

But a cut flower garden certainly does not have to take this form. You can create a cut flower garden in a range of different ways, and you can use your garden to produce both food and flowers for ...

It may be tempting to toss any flower seed out in the garden, however, some plants make better cut flowers than others. Read on for 20 fantastic flowers for your cutting garden. Ageratum ...

Cut flower gardening involves growing flowers and plants for the sole purpose of cutting them and making into bouquets. The flowers are often grown in rows, much like vegetables, ...

A cutting flower garden is a nice addition to the landscape. Select your plants well and you can have bouquets for the house 12 months of the year. The garden will also provide color for the ...

Cut months: April, May, June Color: White, yellow, pink, red, orange, peach, purple, multi-color Cut length: 4 to 28 inches Resources for a Cut-Flower Garden: Lily Farm Fresh Organics and Event Center ...

Cut flower gardening involves growing flowers and plants for the sole purpose of cutting them and making into bouquets. The flowers are often grown in rows, much like vegetables, ...