Best Picks for Cut Flower Gardens

Tips for Cut Flower Gardening

• Add organic matter to your soil, like compost, to enrich your soil, promote drainage, and increase water
  holding capacity.
• Tall flowering plants like delphinium, dahlias, and gladiolas may need staking.
• Use sharp, clean garden snips to cut stems.
• Plan to grow your favorite foliage plants for filler material to create lush and lovely arrangement.

Grow Your Own Seasonal Bouquets

There are countless flowers that you can grow to enjoy seasonal bouquets, but here are a few tried and true to get started. The links lead to our Plant Finder Tool, and the many varieties that you may find at our Garden Center.

Spring Blooms

• Tulips
• Daffodils
• Allium
• Dianthus
• Iris – Bearded & Siberian
• Bleeding Hearts – Dicentra
• Peonies

Summer Blooms

• Lilies
• Dahlias
• Gladiolas
• Crocosmia
• Tall Phlox
• Coneflower – Echinacea
• Perennial Sage
• Lavender
• Zinnia
• Larkspur – Delphinium
• Roses

Plants for Foliage

• Dusty Miller
• Rosemary
• Ferns
• Evergreen Shrubs like Ilex, Hebe, Salal, Euonymus