May 6—Growing flowers to cut for homemade bouquets is a beautiful way to add a little color into your life — and your garden. To do so, you need to plan a cut flower garden with thought and ...

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

How to Plan a Cut Flower Garden When planning a cut flower garden, always keep in mind that the intention is to remove many of the blooms when they arrive; be sure to anticipate a few bald spots ...

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 ...

Spring and fall planted cut flower varieties. The first thing to consider when planting a sustainable cut flower garden is when you need to plant and where you will put the plants. Check out your ...

Keep your flower vases filled all summer long with beautiful blossoms picked right from your own garden and containers. Growing seeds, plants and tender bulbs that can double as cut flowers makes ...

Annuals really make a cut-flower garden, ... A garden bouquet doesn't demand elaborate design skills. Put each kind of flower in a separate container and you might just be done.

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

Nothing brightens a room like a beautiful bouquet of flowers. And it can be fairly easy to grow your own. In Louisiana, there are many types of plants that can be planted in any season that make ...

Cut months: April, May, June Color: White, yellow, pink, red, orange, peach, purple, multi-color Cut length: 4 to 28 inches Resources for a Cut-Flower Garden: Lily Farm Fresh Organics and Event Center ...