From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
We recommend what plants to grow for beautiful cut flowers, all year round.
Growing cut flowers has never been more popular. Home-grown flowers are cheap, colourful and long-lasting, and involve no ‘flower miles’.
The key to growing cut flowers is to make the most of the seasons. With a little careful planning, you can produce a huge and varied range of blooms to enjoy all year round.
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Enjoy two delicious apple varieties on one tree. Grafted on one single root stock are cooking variety 'Bramley' and eating apple 'Braeburn'.
This hardy perennial blooms for up to five months every year, and makes an excellent cut flower. Buy the collection of three varieties for only £15.
The sun is shining and it's the perfect weather for a barbecue. These six delicious reds, including Malbec, Shiraz and Rioja will pair perfectly with chargrilled foods.
