When you first start considering growing cut flowers, you quickly realize that there is a lot of seed starting involved. If you're a new gardener or someone who’s been growing vegetables for years, and you aren't used to a giant amount of seed starting, you might not be willing ... Continue Reading
How to Grow Luffa Sponges in Cold Climates (Even in Zone 3)
In 2020, I decided to grow one of the most challenging vegetables to start from seed, especially in a northern climate like where I live in Zone 3: the luffa sponge. From what I can tell from my research, it’s pretty challenging to grow in any zone from 6 and lower. But ... Continue Reading
How to Pinch Cut Flowers for an Explosion of Blooms
There's a simple secret to getting tons of flowers in your cut flower garden, and it's as easy as grabbing a pair of scissors. It's called pinching, and basically it's cutting a flower back to encourage it to bush out and create more stems. More stems equal more flowers! But ... Continue Reading
Somewhere Over The Rainbow: My Favourite Flowers of Every Colour
Whether you're dreaming of a garden bursting with every colour of the rainbow or simply looking to add a pop of your favourite colour to your garden bed, this post has you covered! I've rounded up my top red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, white, brown, and black ... Continue Reading
Life is Sweet with these Brown Shades in the Cutting Garden
Love white flowers, but craving something with more depth? These nearly-neutral blooms bring a little more punch to your palette and are a nice complement in any neutral-toned garden. Brown flowers really shine in the fall, when you're leaning into moodier colours—so be sure to ... Continue Reading
White Hot Blooms: The Best Neutral Flowers for Your Cold Climate Cutting Garden
It's no secret that I prefer vibrant colours in the garden, but if you're a fan of calm, neutrals in your flower bed, the varieties in this list are for you! These are some of the best white cut flowers that are great for both weddings and inner peace. Want a rainbow of ... Continue Reading
How to Grow Zinnias in Zone 3
Zinnias are one of my favourite annual flowers. They're easy to grow, and with so many varieties to choose from, there's always a new favourite to discover! A couple of years ago, I planted a forty-foot row of them, and it was pure happiness. I never imagined how much joy ... Continue Reading
These Flowers Will Have You Feeling Pretty in Pink
Pink is a standout colour in any cutting garden, and for good reason! From soft blush to bold fuchsia, there's a shade to suit every taste. My flower farm in Zone 3 Saskatchewan is no exception—I grow plenty of pink blooms. Here are some of my favourites from over the ... Continue Reading
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