cut flowers

A mix of annuals, biennials, perennials, and shrubs ensures that your cutting garden always has something in bloom.

In olden times, if one wore a sprig of alyssum, no one would be angry with you.

During the 20th century, growers learned to grow flowers with taller, straighter stems, less blemishes, and, also, to force blooms out of season.

Hear the story of gardener-turned-bread-baker, Candace Minster, plus a new kombucha bar in Twelve Points.

Quotes from Violet Stevenson and Gertrude Jekyll.

When cutting flowers from your home garden, it is important to remember that you are subjecting the plant to surgery.

There are bound to be some times of the year when there are no flowers in our gardens, and that is when we just have to buy some! A good reliable flower to buy is the South American native alstroemeria.

Nasturtiums can make pretty cut flowers.