Extend your cut flowers' lifespan with five simple care techniques that keep blooms fresh and vibrant for maximum enjoyment.

and hang the cut stems upside down to dry for a couple of weeks. 'Larkspur are among the best flowers to grow for drying for their color,' says Mackenzie Joyce, floral designer, Harmony Harvest Farm.

Large, showy flowers might attract most of the attention in your bouquets, but these filler flowers are the unsung heroes ...

Many easy-to-grow flowers producing blooms of ... can make fantastic cut flowers thanks to their long vase life. Best known for their blue flowers, bachelor’s button varieties can also be ...

Summer is not far off, with plenty of warm weather ahead, so plan now so you know what flowers to grow so you can cut and bring indoors to enjoy. Growing cut flowers is easy and won’t require ...

Some flowering plants just won’t quit blooming! Discover gorgeous annuals, perennials, and shrubs that flower all summer long ...

Home cooking tastes best with herbs fresh from the garden. Herbs are fast-growing plants that can be grown anywhere you have ...

“You don’t need acres to grow cut flowers, but you do need full sun — at least six hours per day,” NGB says. A level, non-sloping, well drained area is best to keep planting and ...

The prime growing season differs from plant to plant as well. Some flowers will thrive when you plant them in May, while others might not do as well. To have the best flower or vegetable garden ...

Besides growing ... plant flowers in the early spring, there’s a chance the temperature will drop too low, possibly to freezing, which can damage or kill vulnerable plants. It’s best to ...