Cut Flower Plugs Ordered for 2026 - March 2026
This past weekend, I published the 25 items on my 2026 yard and garden to-do task list and included a number of cut-flower-related items. Growing dahlias. Supporting dahlias. Growing more accent plants in the vertical garden. All were on there. But, so was another one - number 8: 8. Experiment with other cut flowers. Plant them in the ground (in the garden beds) and add some variety to my arrangements. New varieties. That means new (to me). I'm a foliage gardener. But, I have had so much fun becoming a flower gardener, too. I've learned so much about dahlias the past few seasons and have found some flowering perennials that I can use in some cut flower arrangements, too. But, this year, I wanted to try some new flowers that I can use in my arrangements. Why? Because, if you look at them, they're VERY dahlia-heavy . That's not a bad thing. But, if you're not changing and learning, you'r...