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

Selecting Plants. Fill your cut flower garden with the flowers you like! If you're a sunflower worshipper or lavender lover, plant them. As you are selecting plants for your garden, just consider ...

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 ...

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 ...

This becomes a problem if you need a strong stem and root system to support a cut flower garden. A plant in stress will produce a handful of very sorry flowers or fruit and wither away.

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 ...

Cut flower gardens are all the rage with gardeners this year, and if you would like to give it a go and are new to growing from seed, check out Lori Hernandez’s Three Acre Farm website ...

Follow these steps to grow your own fresh flowers at home. Skip to main content. Boydton, VA. Boydton, VA. Local News ...

Fresh-cut flowers can liven up indoor spaces by introducing color and maybe even a little fragrance. ... Traditional garden mums, gerbera, salvias, cone flowers, blue ginger, tritoma ...

A year-round source for cut flowers / Author Amy Stewart says anything from the garden can be put in a vase with a little experimentation By Amy Stewart , Special to The Chronicle March 7, 2007 ...

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Change the water after the sunflowers have been in a vase for two to three days. Start the refreshing process by cutting 1 ...