Plants For Cut Flowers
What could be better than cutting your very own flowers and creating your own arrangements in a vase to enjoy indoors? Fill your home with flowers and fragrance, or create posies to gift to friends and family. The reward of growing your own flowers to cut is unrivalled. Including Sweet Peas, Devon Pinks, Dahlias and of course Lilies.
Imagine picking your own armfuls of fresh flowers for the house straight from the garden, grown yourself. With the right choice of plants, it's actually very easy. Of course you don't need to pick them - they make fabulous garden displays anyway.
Try gorgeous highly scented hardy Devon Garden Pinks, traditional autumn flowering Chrysanthemums (both in spray and old-fashioned football shaped blooms too) or traditional scented sweet peas, so easy scrambling up netting in a pot.
Or if you prefer to grow from bulbs, try spiky and bright Dahlias, or delicate Stargazer lilies, saving a fortune on florists prices per stem.