Cut flowers

Love vibrant flowers?

Zinnia elegans We L-O-V-E zinnias, not only because they flower non-stop from late June through the first frost, but because they also attract myriad species of bees and butterflies to their tiny yellow center florets (disk flowers). The singles are best for attracting pollinators as it is easier for the butterflies and bees to find…

Are you hoping to grow your own field or patch of gorgeous and sought-after ranunculuses? Here’s a quick guide on how to grow ranunculuses to boost your growing confidence and get you started this coming season!

Located in Rochester, New York, Flowerwell Farm specializes in dahlia tubers, anemone and ranunculus corms and gardening classes.

Snapdragons are a popular annual flower that brings lots of color to the garden in late spring. Learn how to grow snapdragons from seed!

Chantilly Snapdragons are a group 1 snapdragon, meaning they are one of the first varieties to flower. They are the perfect addition to any spring cut flower garden. Check out the link to see how to grow these beauties!