5 Perennial Cut Flowers That I Love! ♥ || Growing Cut Flowers || Cut Flower Garden

I love growing cut flowers and its even better when you have perennial cut flowers! Follow along as I chat about the perennial cut flowers that I am growing and love. Growing cut flowers and cut flower garden.

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[heidijones]

Great video Amanda, I missed it the first time around. I am looking forward to the upcoming video about mums. I really appreciate your increasing comfort in front of the camera and I'm enjoying your sense of humor!

[kathyley]

Amanda, you are doing a super job! You explain things so well. Perennials are what I'm want more of this season. Thanks😊

[vickijackson]

Your detailed information is priceless. Especially for people like me that would love to have cut flowers. Thank you for sharing all your experience. Would love to grow Phlox.

[lynnb]

I love your channel! I am in zone 8b so I can grow everything you do. I am starting a huge flower bed in my backyard, and this helped so much!!! Thank you

[normarobles]

I’m growing phlox, bee balm, and geranium from seeds for the first time hopefully they will do good in my garden this year

[janeenclark]

Wow that black diamond is a need for Me! Gorgeous

[elisbethfinos]

I’m in zone 5b (mid Ontario Canada). Coneflowers, salvia, hellebores and astilbe grow well for me. Love the apron❤️

[denisea]

lol you are the best gnat trap and all

[agardenapart]

Counting down the minutes to Floret's seed sale today! Interested to see if you're planting any of their varieties in your garden...

[gardeningwithjason]

Them damn gnat traps are sticky! Echinacea are some of my faves!

[michellefrance]

I really need to try some chrysanthemums! Lol....the gnat trap in the hair thanks for the laugh! I am winter sowing 3 types of Asters this winter (Violet, Apricot and Valkrie Mix) from Migardener fingers crossed 🤞 zone 6A.

[michellepollino]

Amanda, great video series you have been doing this season. Very informative and helpful information for any gardener to use. I love it!❤. Love all of your enthusiasm and experience.

[pinetreesnflowers]

That was too funny w the gnat trap!! We’ve all had those things stuck to us at some point! 😂😂

[bonniejackson]

8a NC snapdragons do well for me and will over winter in some cases. These are great filler flowers.

[rosesroses]

First time cut flower Gardner. Ty for the tips.

[kclancy]

I like Cool Water Phlox. It is white with a light purple center. It is a gentle balance at the rear of the flower bed next to the white siding of the house.

[reginaneufeld]

Loved your bouquets you've created.

[sharonhart]

I might have to give that ultra violet phlox a try, that is beautiful!

[rosemarypurnell]

I also missed this video the first time around. I'm pretty much just planting perennials for anything new in my garden and this video was great to let us know the ones you favor for cut flowers. I did go out and find some calla lily bulbs and planted them in the ground in our zone 9. I planted them in the same flower bed as my gladiolas. Hopefully will have a nice bloom showing this year.

[kathrynmettelka]

Have you tried echinacea‘Cantaloupe’? It’s a muted bronze and works wonderfully in arrangements. My first hellebores bloomed this week. Love them!