Flowers I grew in my cut flower garden last year
If you’ve been thinking about growing a cut flower garden, here are a couple of flowers that I grew on my first year cut flower gardening zinnias, and cosmos are my recommendation. If you are beginning, cut flower gardening, these are super easy and prolific flowers that will bloom all summer long some more you pick the more they grow in. These are sure to give you plenty of serotonin in beauty, all summer long a couple of my favorite varieties that I grew are dahlias and Celosia these our annual flowers that are a little more unique and take a little more care, but are definitely options and realistic for growing in your first ever cut flower garden. 💐 #flowergaden #gardening #springaesthetic #cottagecore #garden
Starting a cut flower garden can be an incredibly rewarding hobby, bringing beautiful blooms into your home and a sense of tranquility to your garden. Zinnias and cosmos are excellent beginner-friendly choices, thriving with minimal care and continually producing flowers throughout the summer months. Dahlias offer a stunning array of colors and shapes, while Celosia, known for its unique, fluffy blooms, adds texture to your arrangements. For those who want to venture into perennials, consider planting Oriental lilies or foxglove, which not only enhance the garden but return year after year. Incorporate scabiosa, commonly referred to as the pincushion flower, for a whimsical touch. Ideal companions in your garden will also include sunflowers and marigolds, known for attracting pollinators and providing vibrant color. Creating a cut flower garden invites creativity, allowing you to craft beautiful bouquets to brighten your space. With the right care and selection, your cut flower garden will flourish, providing joy all season long!
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