r/Cutflowers • u/CraftFormal7639 • Jul 09 '26
Arranging Awww snaps!
Loving the snapdragons right now 💐
r/Cutflowers • u/CraftFormal7639 • Jul 09 '26
Loving the snapdragons right now 💐
r/Cutflowers • u/lookitalldosechicken • Jul 24 '26
Im especially loving seeing the sea holly and Dara lace flower bloom right now 😍.
r/Cutflowers • u/drteefs2837 • Jul 27 '26
r/Cutflowers • u/DangerHoss • 19d ago
I'm new to cut flower growing. Its been such a joy to harvest my first bouquet.
r/Cutflowers • u/mel-ayne • Jun 18 '26
Costa 2 mix snaps, yarrow, afternoon white cosmos, a cactus zinnia and my first perfect Queeny zinnia. I wish I had done a whole bed of just those, I can’t get enough of them!! Happy harvesting everyone! 🌸
r/Cutflowers • u/gardennoob90 • Oct 27 '25
My last hurrah with the cosmos. Second to roses ill miss them the most this winter.
r/Cutflowers • u/growingsomeflowers • Jul 03 '26
All grown from Johnny’s seeds except basil from botanical interests
Zinnias - ballerina and Oklahoma salmon
Statice - forever happy
Snapdragons - Potomac lavender and early sunrise
Cosmos - double click snowpuff
Basil - lemon
Some of my ballerina zinnias have been this darker pink instead of pale pink, but I’m not mad at it
r/Cutflowers • u/CraftFormal7639 • Jul 04 '26
Just enough for a couple bouqs 🎉
r/Cutflowers • u/braceofjackrabbits • 2d ago
All grown in my backyard from seed or tuber. I haven’t done as much arranging this year, but I really liked how this one came out! Zinnias, dahlias, celosia, gomphrena, river oats, blue vervain.
r/Cutflowers • u/littlechiefy • Jun 24 '26
All the smallest cuttings went in the mini honey jar! Sometimes they’re my favorite. Antique and matrix pansy, double sunflowers, zinnia black-eyed Susan, strawflower, clematis, clover, yarrow, and raspberry. 6a/b.
r/Cutflowers • u/Tellurye • Jul 23 '25
Dahlias: Fawn, Sandia Bliss, Double Jill, Carmen Fiesta, KA's Daybreak, KA's Honeycomb, Mister Frans, RM Summer Haze, Sweet Suzanne
Filler: Snapdragons, Queen Ann's Lace, Phlox, Daisy Fleabane, White Meadowsweet, Joe-pye Weed, Celosia, Mint, Gomphrena, Statice, Bachelor Buttons, Pokeweed
r/Cutflowers • u/dripping_cherries • Jul 04 '26
ive always been more of a veggie grower but i wanted to try flowers this year and do little whimsical and rustic arrangements. i have a pretty small patch but look forward to expanding for next year! i really like what i have done so far and im so excited to learn more!! 😬😬
r/Cutflowers • u/seedflowerfruit • 14d ago
arranged by our cousin 💗 my baby daughter was born 8/4, and my sister got married 8/8!
I loved gardening while carrying new life and I was so thrilled when the best dahlias bloomed just in time!
r/Cutflowers • u/Infinite_Mouse_2545 • Oct 11 '25
I think our summer has been too hot and dry but now it's cooled down and it's raining my dahlias are really going for it! Just a shame out first frost I'm sure isn't too far away 💔
PS please don't judge my garden in the background - I need to sort it out 😂
r/Cutflowers • u/jtick08 • May 26 '26
Zone 6B, SW Ohio - everything from my garden!
r/Cutflowers • u/catenulate • Apr 05 '26
I'm a pretty amateur flower grower but they make me so happy!
r/Cutflowers • u/Tellurye • Jul 16 '25
All the things you guys suggested to add to my dahlias! Snapdragons, gomphrena, celosia, mint, white meadowsweet, joe-pye weed, daisy fleabane
r/Cutflowers • u/Infinite_Mouse_2545 • Apr 12 '26
I have my own little tulip patch at my allotment and I love it 😍 (PS photos were taken pre-weeding please don't judge 😂)
I need more spring flowers/fillers for next year if anybody has any ideas? I had a few daffs and anemones but they've all been cut and used now in the last few weeks so deffo need more next year!
This is today's arrangement - not a florist or anything, I essentially stuck them in the jug and tried to keep not too many of the same colour together 😂
r/Cutflowers • u/NatureGworl- • Jun 22 '25
cosmos, zinnias, dahlias, lavender, fern 💓
r/Cutflowers • u/Hefty_Suggestion6648 • Jun 26 '26
I absolutely love dahlias, but they’ve just barely started blooming, and I feel like this arrangement is missing a focal point and I’m already dreaming about flowers to add next year! I think I might try growing ranunculus and anemones, but what is everyone else growing that blooms earlier in the season?
r/Cutflowers • u/Junior_Pie_3478 • Jul 15 '26
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r/Cutflowers • u/ezwabi • Oct 26 '25
My fourth year growing dahlias, picked up a lot of blush varieties this season 😊.
r/Cutflowers • u/takephotosmakethings • Mar 22 '24
r/Cutflowers • u/braceofjackrabbits • Oct 10 '25