Flower Guides
Detailed growing, harvesting, and arranging guides for each cut flower variety. Click any flower to get started.
- AgeratumFuzzy blue clusters that fill the filler gap
- AmaranthDramatic draping tassels and upright plumes
- AnemonesJewel-toned poppy-like blooms for spring cutting
- CelosiaVivid, velvety blooms that dry beautifully too
- CosmosAiry, graceful blooms on long dancing stems
- DaffodilsReliable, early spring bloomers that multiply year after year
- DahliasThe undisputed queen of the late-summer cut flower garden
- DelphiniumTowering blue spires for the most dramatic arrangements
- FoxgloveTowering spires that add cottage garden drama
- LarkspurElegant spires of cool-season color
- LisianthusRose-like elegance from a surprisingly tough prairie plant
- MarigoldsBold autumn golds from the easiest seeds you will ever plant
- NigellaLove-in-a-mist — whimsical blooms and ornamental seed pods
- PeoniesLush, fragrant perennial blooms worth the wait
- RanunculusPaper-thin petals layered into jewel-like spring blooms
- RudbeckiaGolden black-eyed daisies for late summer warmth
- ScabiosaDainty pincushion blooms on wiry stems
- SnapdragonsVertical spikes that add height and structure to every arrangement
- StockIntensely fragrant spikes for spring and early summer cutting
- StrawflowersPapery, everlasting blooms that dry on the stem
- SunflowersCheerful, fast-growing blooms that brighten any arrangement
- Sweet PeasFragrant, ruffled blooms that define the spring cutting garden
- TulipsClassic spring bulbs with a surprising range of forms
- YarrowFlat-topped clusters that dry on the stem
- ZinniasThe easiest, most productive cut flower you can grow from seed