We recommend what plants to grow for beautiful cut flowers, all year round.
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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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Named Plant of the Century at the 100th RHS Chelsea Flower Show, this reliable and easy to grow perennial flowers prolifically from June to October with blue, saucer-shaped blooms.
The 2019 RHS Chelsea Plant of the Year, this attractive sedum is an easy to grow, versatile and multi-functional plant. Enjoy frothy yellow flowers from July to September
This RHS award-winning, repeat-flowering variety will brighten your patio from early summer into autumn with an abundance of snow-white, lace-cap blooms.
