Everything you need to Grow
Your own cut flower garden
Plan, grow, and maintain a cutting garden that hands you fresh bouquets from June through the first frost. 79 pages, three guides, from someone who has done it for 14 years on the Puget Sound.
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
Let's grow your cut flower garden!
Hey flower Friend—
Let's grow you a real cutting Garden!
Not a Pinterest fantasy. An actual garden in your actual yard that gives you armfuls of flowers to bring inside.
This bundle walks you through all three parts, the ones nobody tells you about until you've already made the mistakes:
Plan your beds, your space, and your seed order so you're not guessing in February.
Grow strong seedlings and get them in the ground at the right time, without the leggy, floppy starts most beginners end up with.
Maintain the garden so it keeps producing, pinching, deadheading, and staking before everything topples in the first summer storm.
Growing your own cut flower garden is going to be easy with this eBook bundle!
What you'll learn...
Inside the three guides, you'll learn how to:
Plan your cut flower garden step by step, from choosing the right spot to calculating how much space you actually need
Know which flowers to start from seed, where to start them, and when to sow so your timing isn't off by a month
Care for seedlings and harden them off so they survive the move outdoors instead of stalling
Pinch, prune, and deadhead to get more stems and longer bloom time (this one change doubled my zinnia harvest)
Stake and support before things fall over, and keep weeds from taking over your summer
...and the rest of what it takes to grow cosmos, zinnias, dahlias, sweet peas, and the flowers you actually want in a vase.
Whether this is your first packet of seeds or your fifth season…
These guides meet you where you are.
No jargon, no assumptions, just the real steps I use every year in my own cutting garden, mistakes and all.
Hey Flower Friend—
I'm Kim!
When we bought our 1920 beach cottage on the Puget Sound, I wanted to make the front yard a little prettier. That's it. That was the whole plan.
Fourteen years later, I've got a greenhouse, raised beds, a dahlia patch, and a cutting garden that keeps our house in flowers all season.
I'm a self-taught Pacific Northwest gardener, which means everything in these guides I learned the hard way, one season at a time, so you don't have to.
I put everything I know about growing cut flowers from seed into these three guides. I'd love to help you grow yours.