Here are the prettiest flowers to grow in a cutting garden.
You only need a small space so that grow enough flowers for bouquets every week.
Flowers will not produce well in shade.
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If you want to get a jumpstart on the growing season in cold climates, you canstart seeds indoors.
You also can plant flowers that bloom beyond the summer months.
Weve learned the hard way, so we keep many of our flowers fenced, says Williams.
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Finally, once your flowers begin blooming, start cutting!
Dont be afraid to cut your flowers frequently, says Ziegler.
A plants whole job in life is to reproduce.
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The more flowers you cut, the more they produce.
Favorite Varieties:
Celosia
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Celosia come in an array of hues and forms.
They thrive in the heat, making them a good choice for long, hot Southern summers.
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Zinnia
Zinnias are available in every color from pale blush pink to jewel-toned corals and oranges.
A small patch will yield a handful of blooms a week if you harvest on a regular schedule.
Daucus
Daucus has large, flat, lacy blooms, that add an airy feel to bouquets.
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you’re able to direct sow in fall in warm climates for early spring color.
If you leave a few flowers in place in the fall, theyll self-seed for next year.
Harvest it regularly to keep new shoots forming.
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Globe Amaranth
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Tiny, globe-shaped blooms add zip to bouquets.
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