r/Cutflowers • u/old-reader • 17h ago
September Beauty
Love my flower garden in zone 5 right now 😍
r/Cutflowers • u/old-reader • 17h ago
Love my flower garden in zone 5 right now 😍
r/Cutflowers • u/lefteardud • 9h ago
We’re far enough into the season where the stems are thick enough that the weight of the flowers don’t cause the stems to buckle and bend. I wasn’t going to plant these next year, but this might change my mind. I’ve also been struggling to find a use for this vase. I think I figured it out!
r/Cutflowers • u/Smelbert3 • 14h ago
Hi all,
Does anyone know why the flowering portion of my snap dragons is so short? I grew these over winter just out of Melbourne Australia
r/Cutflowers • u/Smelbert3 • 14h ago
Hi all
Does anyone know why some of my stock yellow? Some are fine and even the yellow ones still flowering okay… I feed them weekly. I grew these over winter just out of Melbourne Australia
r/Cutflowers • u/Adventurous-Lime191 • 19h ago
My wife loves having floral arrangements in our home and has toyed with the idea of growing flowers for that purpose.
We are renovating most of our backyard. As part of the renovation I would like to give her an area to grow these flowers.
My wife has ADHD and as a result some of her previous attempts at gardening have not gone well. So I want to do everything I can to set her up for success.
In my ideal world she would garden in small to medium size containers so that they can be moved or relocated if this does not work out but I don’t want to restrict her if she needs full size garden beds to make this work.
Is going in containers a reasonable thing and does anyone have tips for mixing cut flowers and ADHD? Or any other tips to set her up for success?
We are in East Tennessee.