Cut flowers

Want to grow a backyard cut flower garden? Thinking of turning your love of growing flowers into a business? Here are 10 easy to grow annual cut flowers from seed.

Tips on how to grow a cut flower garden including how to layout your garden, amending soil, and flowers to choose for scented bouquets

Learn how to grow Iceland Poppies, Shirley Poppies, Breadseed Poppies and California poppies in this complete poppy primer from Floret.

Favorite and new sweet pea varieties, grouped by color from white to maroon, with photos and descriptions of each variety.

From anemones to dahlias, these are the best blooms to plant for your cut flower garden.

Cosmos are among the most productive annual cut flowers and easy to grow, perfect for beginning gardeners. Seed can be started indoors or direct sown.

Planning a dahlia garden is fun. Consider shapes, sizes, colours and height to make your selection and get the best cut flowers.

Strawflower can be used fresh and also dried for use in fall bouquets and wreaths. Also known as everlasting flowers, the color and shape of these papery blooms will last indefinitely when dried. Pollinators love them. Pictured here: Apricot Mix Strawflowers. Perfect for cut flower garden, flower farm, farmer-florist and floral design #flowers #growfloret #flowers #gardening #garden #farming #strawflower

Nothing says summer more than a vase full of cheerful zinnias. Available in a brilliant rainbow of colors, these happy blooms are a must grow for any gardener or flower lover. As one of the easiest cut flowers to cultivate, they are a perfect first crop for beginning growers and are reliable, prolific producers for most flower farms. Queen Red Lime Zinnias #flowers #growfloret #flowers #gardening #garden #farming #zinnia