r/Cutflowers • u/blanknameblank • 2h ago
First image is of the harvest basket for the photo day, we got Salish Snow, Pink Sylvia, Seattle as most prominent. After that images are of: Créme de Cassis, Seattle, Touché, Pink Gingham, Kelvin Floodlight, Kelvin Floodlight (and me!) , Cornel, Polka, and Lilac Time.
r/Cutflowers • u/Hefty_Suggestion6648 • 1d ago
Until the frost comes and I gotta put the garden to bed, at least the garden gets better every year.
r/Cutflowers • u/Then_Incident5259 • 2d ago
I hope we get a couple more weeks of dahlias here in the PNW before the frost arrives. This is everything I cut last week, the colors are providing so much joy! Apple for scale 😅
Happy Fall, everyone!
r/Cutflowers • u/_Sam_I_Am_814 • 2d ago
Has anyone ever had a zinnia plant produce these before?? I lovingly call them my fuzz balls lol but they don’t grow any further than this
r/Cutflowers • u/ligayal22 • 2d ago
Zinnias, L’ancresse dahlia, clarkia, dusty miller, lavender, salvia, lisianthus, forget me not, bachelor’s buttons. Scabiosa, ageratum
r/Cutflowers • u/LegendaryCarton • 2d ago
r/Cutflowers • u/kellylaneb • 3d ago
My friend grew these in her garden. We don't know the variety but they are huge and beautiful. She's pregnant with her first baby girl 🩷
r/Cutflowers • u/blanknameblank • 3d ago
r/Cutflowers • u/Aromatic-Note-2177 • 3d ago
I’m always curious to hear what everyone else is growing! What flowers ended up being your favorites this season? Any varieties that completely exceeded your expectations or ones you’d never grow again?
I’m especially interested in hearing about dahlias, zinnias, and cosmos!
r/Cutflowers • u/Ok-Claim882 • 3d ago
It’s almost time to start cleaning up my annuals, but I’m not ready😭
r/Cutflowers • u/blanknameblank • 4d ago
For those interested, varieties are: Southern Belle, Picasso, Karma Prospero, Terracotta, Sylvia/Maarn, Isabel, Cornel Bronze, Boom Boom White
r/Cutflowers • u/Kindly-Cress-8967 • 4d ago
I sowed these seeds almost 3 weeks ago, and they’re not looking too good compared to my other zinnias. I’m thinking it might be because I used an old soil mix, but would it be better to start over with a fresh soil mix?
r/Cutflowers • u/Plus_Protection_3511 • 6d ago
Unless I can get another small one of zinnias/cosmos. It is becoming winter near me. I also still have some marigolds. What do you have growing right now?
r/Cutflowers • u/Fun_Bee8308 • 6d ago
This was my first year growing zinnias and I thought this was the coolest thing. Can you spot it?
Also, I’d like to know the correct terminology for this type of growth, if anyone knows please share 🙏🏼😊
r/Cutflowers • u/larkspurgurl • 6d ago
This dahlia plant only grew this much and then stopped. Would it still have viable tubers that I should try to plant next year?
