Grow your own cut flowers from seeds
Cut flowers are both decorative and practical, as you can grow them directly in the garden, in beds and pick them continuously for bouquets. Growing cut flowers from seed gives you control over varieties, colors and flowering period, allowing for continuous harvest throughout the season.
When choosing cut flower seeds, you should consider the height, durability and color composition of the flower. Some varieties are best suited as single flowers, while others create full and varied bouquets when grown together.
Some of the cut flowers are also suitable for drying, so you can make dried flowers that last even longer.
How to grow cut flowers
For best results, it is recommended to sow the seeds in nutrient-rich, well-drained soil and provide them with light and even moisture for the first few weeks. Many cut flowers can be pre-germinated indoors for earlier flowering, while others can be sown directly in the growing area after the last frost.