Cutting Garden Collection: Grow your own

Have you ever dreamed of strolling through your back yard, collecting stems of gorgeous flowers, to bring them into your house and enjoy on your kitchen table? Do you ever get frustrated with the plants at big box stores, because everything seems like it is too short and is only for your landscape, because it is?

This year, we are offering our first, perfectly curated cutting garden collection, so you can grow your own bouquet, right in your own back yard. This collection has been hand selected by me, including the very same flowers we grow on our farm for bouquet production. We always choose the plants that will produce long, strong stems, and continue growing more even after you cut. You will also receive a digital guide with basic information on plant spacing, sun preference (they all like full-sun), watering, and when to cut for a good vase life.

These plants are all warm-season annuals, which means they are safe to plant after Mother’s Day, and we will have them ready to get in some dirt after pick up. Being an annual, it is expected that they will work for you all summer long. Then, once they have done their job, they will be ready to be removed so something new can be planted next year.

We are only creating 40 packages this year.

You’ll receive a six pack of the following: 50 plants in total (varieties subject to change if we have an issue with growing/plant quality-I won’t let anything out the door that I wouldn’t grow myself)

🪴zinnia

🪴yarrow

🪴 snapdragons

🪴celosia

🪴 statice

🪴cosmos

🪴gomphrena

🪴 marigold

🪴Yarrow (this one will come back each year)

🪴 Sunflower seeds

ONE: mahogany hibiscus plant (annual)

Online Planting Guide emailed to you.

When/where: to pick up:

🌷 pick up May 9 from 2-5pm

🌷 Yoctangee plant sale shelter area in CHILLICOTHE

**disclaimer** The consumer assumes responsibility for their end product upon purchase. Only you can keep your plants alive once they are out of my hands 🤭🤗 (by clicking “purchase” you acknowledge that we are on the same page with this…”)