Get Started with Cut Flowers
Hey, Texas Gardeners! Today, we're diving into how to start and improve your cut flower garden. I'll be explaining why a cut flower garden is different from a traditional flower garden and how to lay it out with intention.
We'll also cover selecting the right plant varieties for our seasons here in Texas, like snapdragons, cosmos, and zinnias, and I'll share tips on indoor seed starting and advanced techniques like succession planting to extend your harvest.
Plus, I'll give you a heads-up on our upcoming class enrollments and the exciting launch of our 2026 planner with special early bird gifts.
By the end of this episode, you'll have actionable steps to get started on growing beautiful cut flowers. Let's get growing!
Timestamps
00:00 Welcome and Introduction
00:56 The Importance of Thinking Like a Farmer
01:23 Exciting Planner Launch Announcement
02:10 Getting Started with Growing Cut Flowers
03:05 Designing Your Cut Flower Garden
06:16 Selecting the Right Flowers for Each Season
11:39 Indoor Seed Starting: A Gardener's Superpower
15:04 Advanced Techniques: Succession Planting
17:13 Recap and Action Steps
21:35 Final Thoughts and Encouragement
Resources Mentioned
- Subscribe to emails
- Blossom Brilliance Class
- Free One-Page Fall Planting Plan
Download your printable plan for what to plant and when, perfect for posting in your gardening space. - The 2026 North Texas Garden Planner
Bigger, brighter, spiral-bound, and packed with new tools: sample layouts, color-coded months, a twelve-month succession plan, and more. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss the launch and your chance at a free gift with purchase! - The Dallas Garden School