A cut flower garden brings joy to the grower—that’s you!—and to anyone lucky enough to receive one of your homegrown bouquets ...

Start from seed: Zinnias, sunflowers, cosmos, and marigolds are easy to grow from seed. You can purchase these at local nurseries too, but I recommend only planting sunflowers from seed because they ...

Attention, anyone who thinks native blooms are brilliant in the wild — or our yards — but don’t work in bouquets ... skills to work arranging flowers cut from and for events at California ...

After someone gives you a beautiful bouquet of flowers, you probably cut the ends of the stems and put them a vase with water ... but what’s the purpose of that little square packet that comes ...

There’s nothing quite like receiving a fresh bouquet of cut flowers. They can cheer up a room, bring a bit of nature indoors and, if you’re lucky, release a heavenly fragrance. But nothing ...

Interest in local cut flowers started growing as part of the shop-local/eat-local wave, but it really took off as COVID-19 cocooners bought bouquets to add a touch of cheer to their at-home ...

The clock is always ticking on fresh-cut flowers. But you can extend the lifespan of your beautiful bouquet with these simple tips. Macy Meyer is a North Carolina native who graduated from UNC ...

With so many beautiful flowers blooming in the summer, there's no better time to trim some of your garden favourites into a bouquet to decorate ... the health of freshly cut flowers will naturally ...

We’ve compiled some horticulturist-approved tips for selecting and caring for your next bouquet. You can cut any flower from your garden to bring inside, but not all flowers are suited to life ...

If you love bringing fresh flowers into your home, but don’t love the price of weekly bouquets, there's an easy solution: You can grow your own! A "cut flower garden" is fun and rewarding ...