If you're like most people, you can't wait to get your hands on some summer bulbs. This year, there are some really cool varieties to check out. With new dahlias, gladiolus, ranunculus, lilies and more, there is sure to be something that suits your style! These varieties are specifically chosen for their cut flower potential so you can enjoy them

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in Cut Flower, Dahlia, Easy to Grow, Fragrant, Garden Tips, Lily, Peony, Pollinator Friendly, Summer

Fall is just around the corner, and that means it’s time to start thinking about planting your tulip bulbs so that they can bloom brightly in the spring. Tulips are one of the most popular spring-blooming flowers for gardens because they can add lots of colors and many have a great spring aroma. With so many varieties, colors, and options, we’ve

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in Container Gardening, Cut Flower, Easy to Grow, Fall, Garden Tips, Layer Gardening, Pollinator Friendly, Spring, Tulips, What's New

  Gladiolus is one of the most dramatic yet sophisticated summer cut flowers. They take center stage when placed in a large vase, engaging an entire room with orchid-like blooms opening along sword-like stems. They’re available in many gorgeous colors, some also have fringed or ruffled edges. You can buy gladiolus flowers from grocery stores as a mid-summer treat, but you’ll

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in Cut Flower, Gladiolus, Summer

This summer put Dinnerplate Dahlia Myrtle’s Folly at the top of your must-have list. You’ll be impressed with the ever-changing variations in these gorgeous blooms. Myrtle’s Folly opens up with beautiful raspberry buds to reveal blooms of hot pink with orange, pink, and yellow hues.  Zany petals twist and turn, splitting slightly at the tips. Each bloom is a supersized puffball and

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in Cut Flower, Dahlia