Are you tired of trying to remember how long each flower takes to bloom? We can help you! We’ve made a free printable of days from seed to blooms for all of the most common cut flowers. So, next time you sit down to plan your cut flower garden, you can just refer to this list instead of needing to do dozens of Google searches. If you love efficiency as much as we do, then you are going to LOVE this free printable!
Are you surprised to see dahlias on the list for seeds?! It is so much fun to grow dahlias from seed because it is always a surprise what kind of flower will bloom. We have lots of information about growing dahlias from seeds. (And we even sell dahlia seeds if you want to try it for yourself this summer!)
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In this list, you’ll find information about Achillea (Yarrow), trailing Amaranth and upright Amaranth, Ammi Dara, Ammi Snow White, China Aster, Basil, Bupleurum, Celosia Spicata and Celosia Plumosa, Cerinthe, Chamomile, Cobaea, Columbine, Cosmos, Dahlias, Delphinium, Dianthus, Didiscus, Feverfew, Foxglove, Gomphrena, Larkspur, Lisianthus, Lunaria, Marigold, Moluccella, Nasturtium, Oregano, Phlox (annual), Icelandic Poppies and Rhoeas Poppies, Rudbeckia triloba and Rudbeckia hirta, Scabiosa, Snapdragons, Statice, Stock, Strawflowers, Sunflowers (ProCut Series), Sweet Peas, and Zinnias.
All Posts in Our Plan for Gardening Success Series
- Making a Plan for Success in Your Cut Flower Garden
- Push Through Fear and Make Your Gardening Plan
- A Brief History of Triple Wrenβs Humble Beginnings
- Your Reason for Growing Flowers Matters
- Our Bouquet Palette for 2022 (Free Printable!)
- Start Big and Work Small for Successful Garden Planning
- Donβt Fall Into the Trap of Trying to Grow Everything
- Use a Spreadsheet to Make Detailed Plans for Your Flower Garden
- Cut Flower Garden Planning Inspiration
- Should You Start Seeds Inside or Direct Sow Outside?
- Days from Seed to Bloom for Common Cut Flowers (Free Printable!)
- Two Things to Consider Before Starting Your Seeds Indoors
- Succession Planting is Key to Having Cut Flowers All Summer
- Planning a Cut Flower Garden to Effectively Use Your Space
- Spacing Between Plants in Your Cut Flower Garden
- Exactly What You Need for Cut Flower Gardening Success
- Bonus: Our Favorite Filler Flowers for Fantastic Bouquets
- Bonus: Our Favorite Foliage for the Best Bouquets
