Front yard cut flower garden

Creating a Perennial Cut Flower Garden The joy of cut flowers harvested from your very own garden is hard to beat. As we move throught the months of spring and summer, we have a tremendous opportunity to plant not only for beauty in the garden, but also for our homes. July is the peak of the garden season with an abundance of flowers in bloom. Plant with purpose and you'll be able to bundle them up as gifts for friends, neighbors, and most importantly you! How to get started Anchor your…

Ardan Garden on Instagram: "The steely blue at the front is Eryngium oliverianum, and as you see in the second shot, a pink annual malva has grown through. A rich shade, long flowering, and a reliable plant. 80x80cm. Herbaceous perennial. They look like thistle, but are in fact part of the carrot family. Their preference is for sun and not too wet, so front of border."

Low Maintenance Flowering Shrubs for your Cutting Garden

Tips on how to grow a cut flower garden from gardener and florist Helena Willcocks. Includes how to lay out your garden, amending soil, and why you should be growing Chocolate cosmos.

Discover cut and come again flowers for your garden! Enjoy vibrant blooms all season long with these easy-to-grow annuals and perennials.

Landscaping gives your yard a polished look by adding practical elements such as paths and helps you solve problems such as poor drainage. No matter the size and shape of your yard, this is where you can find all landscaping ideas and strategies you'll need.

Shiplap and Shells breaks down the process of growing vibrant snapdragons from seed, making it simple for beginners to follow.