From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
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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Aromatic, summer flower spikes and a bushy habit combine to make this evergreen shrub a must-have. Happy in most types of well-drained soil, use in borders, pots, or as edging. One order per customer (i.e maximum four pots).
'Easy Wave Ultimate Mixed' is a blend of over 15 types of petunia flowers. Ideal for filling containers, hanging baskets and window boxes, they bloom from June to October in a range of cheering shades.
Shortlisted for the RHS Chelsea Plant of the Year 2019, this unique clematis bears flamboyant, ruffled, double, rich purple blooms against lush green foliage from June to October.
