Want to learn how to grow a cut flower garden this year? Let’s grow stuff together and enjoy the bouquets all season long. See how to get started on your cut flower gardening journey here: https://stacyling.com/cut-flower-gardening-for-beginners/ | BricksnBlooms

Not only can you cut the flower heads off hydrangeas now to provide you with a floral display all winter, but if you place the stems in water you will also get free hydrangea plants. This is because the stems sprout roots easily which you can insert into compost and each one will become a new hydrangea plant. #plantpropagation #growhydrangeas | Simon Akeroyd Garden Writer

So many people want to have a garden with cut flowers and I am one one those people. It takes work to set it up and get it established and then it needs to be maintained. To me it's worth every minute. I’m no florist but I have fun. Location: my cottage in New Hampshire. We bought it in 2011 and there was no garden to speak of. All of these are blooming now (mid-August) in zone 5. These are all pollinators and most are native to this area. My mom on piano. About me: I’m a garden coach and consul

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