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 ...

Setting aside a spot in your yard to grow flowers just for cutting all summer to make into bouquets is a goal of many ...

Cutting gardens are trendy again as a new generation embraces the idea of growing free bouquets. If you’re thinking of giving the style a try this growing season, the National Garden Bureau ...

I don’t want a traditional cutting garden that is an area for cultivating flowers simply for cutting. Rather, I want to integrate them into my regular shrub/flower beds similar to the practice ...

I don’t want a traditional cutting garden that is an area for cultivating flowers simply for cutting. Rather, I want to integrate them into my regular shrub/flower beds similar to the practice ...

Divide a space by season. Now take the sketch of your yard and start by season. Start with spring—you can easily add color to the garden by using spring-blooming bulbs like tulips.

THOMASVILLE- Saturday morning of the 104th Annual Rose Festival began at the 83rd Civic Garden Club Flower Show, complete with a ribbon cutting ceremony and the announcement of the flower show’s ...

The second day of spring brought a windy but beautiful morning Friday as visitors made their way to the Pyron Garden for the opening ceremony of Tyler’s 66th Annual Azalea & Spring Flower Trail.

Back at 607 W. Southern Ave., Mary Lee Minor's yard (me) and flower beds are on overload. Perennial borders offer repetition of flowers like Siberian iris, amsonia, peonies, poppies, allium and ...

Chamomile flowers are harvested for chamomile tea. Grow your own German chamomile for drying and storing for later use or ...

The plan passed unanimously in a vote by the Flower Hill Board of Trustees during their Jan. 6 meeting. Under the plan, individuals who opt out of their insurance plans will receive $3,000, paid ...

While visiting the sunflower field, you can also stop by the cutting garden to get a bouquet. The 1.5 acre cutting garden will be open from Aug. 4 until Aug. 14. Cutting cups are $25.