10 Favourite Cut Flowers To Grow | Easy Flowers To Grow From Seed | Cut Flower Garden

@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm Growing a cut flower garden and flower farming in zone 8b, Scotland. This week we are looking at some of my favourite cut flowers to grow.

Would you like to grow cut flowers in your garden to enjoy in your home or maybe you want to start a business growing flowers? Here I share some of my favourite flowers to grow for cutting. Whats more they are all super easy to grow from seed and will flower the year you grow them.

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[dannydaniels]

Loved the information and really loved the music!!

[kimbradley]

Hi Catherine, I filled an empty border with cosmos that i grew from seed, bare in mind i really don't have a clue what I'm doing as i inherited 2 greenhouses! Lol. I'm avidly watching you and many other allotment growers and learning so much! But my passion is flowers. Thankyou for the video x

[lincar]

Hi…well the Batchelor Buttons, Corn Cockle, Nigella, Snap Dragons and Sweet Peas are all in bloom and I do love them all!!! But I have a soft spot for the Corn Cockle. It is so bright and unique…I have never seen anything like it. My friends and neighbours love the flowers I have grow this year so I have shared your YouTube channel with them so they can learn about all of the lovely flowers you grow.

[lincar]

Hi…I’m from Alberta, Canada (zone 3b). I am fairly new to gardening (I am not a flower farmer) and after watching this video I started Nigella, Corncockle, Bachelor Buttons, and Potomac Snapdragons from seed this year under my grow lights. I have found your videos so informative and detailed!!! You have helped me with everything from seed germination to composting. Thank you so much!!

[daveswords]

I have to watch your videos n0more than once, first time to learn then to enjoy the plants. Fabulous

[kerriechallinor]

I've recently moved house to a beautiful victorian terraced property and am currently doing the garden, I've found I've got a real interest in veg & cut flowers so I'd like to plant a cut flower garden for personal use only. This video and your channel are amazing....thankyou. It can become very overwhelming so your videos really help x

[Fehmida]

Thank you 😊 definitely I will grow some from your list

[blethersy]

Such beautiful flowers. I will certainly be growing a few of these next year. Thank you.

[iouoeki]

Hi... I'm watching it from India.... cornflowers are my favourite...but I've only blue and purple variety and they are blooming right now...I love your collection... hope one day I would be able to grow so many flowers :)

[maryt]

Just discovered your channel its nice finding a zone close to mine. And I can try to grow some myself. Cosmos here I come.

[jacintabyline]

Kia ora from New Zealand. Oh my goodness! All of the very flowers I have the seeds for and am attempting to grow for my summer garden. Some I have direct seeded already - with mixed results. The rest including my snapdragons I am starting indoors - just on the windowsills. Your plants look so healthy. I am happy to subscribe and look forward to many more videos - you clearly know your business. Take care :)

[jacquis-j]

Can I ask for any suggestions on deterring slugs and snails. I can get seeds to germinate in my greenhouse but then find they all get eaten. Enjoying your videos, thank you

[marymcandrew]

Some new flowers there I'll have to check out! I adore Feverfew for how easy it is to grow, how tough it is and just love how it gets covered with white daisy type flowers. Another favorite of mine is a wild flower called Nipplewort, pretty little yellow flowers on stems that grow up through other plants and are sturdy. Would they work for cut flowers? I'm not sure. I also love the Cornflowers, and one year had luck growing all different colors, but I've never seen a purple one like you showed! I'm partial to anything in the daisy group, love the short wild ones and the really tall ones. I've had good luck dividing some of them. I keep buying the Bellis Perennis little daisy seed packs but they always seem to grow white with pink tips, not like what's shown on the packet, fluffy pink heads! I have seen the pink ones before, growing in a gravel driveway of a nursery, so I know they exist somewhere!
Wasn't it nice to have a bit of sun today? I cut chicken wire fencing for protecting plants from the hares! Still lots to do!

[daveswords]

Great channel, gorgeous flowers . Re plant support netting is the size important? I.e. 4inch or 6 inch thanks

[jillsmith]

Hi Cathrine; I planted some wildflowers seeds in different pots; just sprinkled them in! Then; threw all the packets away(pure novice) and now; I have lots of pots; filled with lots of different foliage; and some nice flowers; haven’t got a clue what’s what; there all mixed together; and all I do is water them! I want perinatal flowers; (because of my knowledge) how do I tell the difference?? Please be patient ppl; I’m learning best I can!

[ChipsGreenWorld]

Gorgeous flowers 💚great information ✅🌱 Chip 👋🏼

[janarenaeberghoefer]

Hello. Cam you tell me what gardening zone you are in?

[karengemmill]

We would love to know if you discovered new loves. 😊