Love pretty bouquets and cut flowers in vases? Grow your own cut flower garden by growing one of these 50 cut flowers in your garden.

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Best Cut Flowers for Cutting Garden

1. Ageratum

 

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Botanical Name: Ageratum houstonianum

Also known as the Floss flower, its fine-haired velvety and lavender to purple colored flowers are show stealers.

2. Allium

Botanical Name: Allium

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Although onions, shallots, and garlic are members of the allium family, it also includes many ornamental flowering varieties that can be grown as cut flowers. Find their names here.

3. Aster

Botanical Name: Astereae

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This daisy-like perennial has star-shaped flower heads. This beautiful cut flower blooms in summer and fall in colors of white, blue, purple, white, red, and pink.

4. Bird of Paradise

Botanical Name: Strelitzia reginae

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The name does justice to it with the striking colors and unusual shape of flowers that look like a bird is about to take flight.

5. Black-Eyed Susan

Botanical Name: Rudbeckia hirta

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You can commonly find these golden yellow beauties in open fields of North America from June to October.

6. Blazing Stars

Botanical Name: Liatris spicata

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The long sturdy flower stems make it one of the best-cut flowers.

7. Ranunculus

Botanical Name: Ranunculus

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Ranunculus are popular among florists and wedding bouquet designers.

8. Carnations

Botanical Name: Dianthus caryophyllus

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These flowers have long been used to express feelings for loved ones and are especially in demand for Valentine’s day.

9. Chinese Lantern

Botanical Name: Physalis alkekengi

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The green-colored papery pods turn to a pretty shade of bright orange and look like a lantern.

10. Cosmos

Botanical Name: Cosmos bipinnatus

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The evenly spaced petals with pink, red, white, lavender, orange, or chocolate colors give it an elegant appearance.

11. Daffodil

Botanical Name: Narcissus

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This flower has many legends, and it usually blooms in early spring and spring.

12. Dahlia

Botanical Name: Dahlia

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If you thought we could miss ‘glorious‘ Dahlias in this list of cutting flowers–Here we are!

13. Gladiolus

Botanical Name: Gladiolus

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Mounted over tall flowering stalks reaching over 3 feet tall, the flower head range from garnet red, hot pink, yellow, cream, and coral to green in color.

14. Heather

Botanical Name: Calluna vulgaris

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Protection, good luck, and solitude are some of the qualities that heather symbolizes. Traditionally the flowers were used in Swedish herbal medicine.

15. Lace Flower

Botanical Name: Ammi majus

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Clusters of small white flowers cover up the green when it blooms. It looks glorious as a cut flower with a vase life of around 10 days.

16. Larkspur

Botanical Name: Delphinium

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It’s a favorite among florists because of the vertical arrangement of showy violet-to-blue flowers on the stalks.

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17. Lavender

Botanical Name: Lavandula

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The sweet-smelling flowers present a wide range of use in the craft, culinary, and medicinal fields. Learn how to grow lavender.

18. Large-flowered Tickseed

Botanical Name: Coreopsis Grandiflora

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If the size matters to you, go for this large-sized daisy-like flower which will brighten your mood with its bright color.

19. Lily

Botanical Name: Lilium

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There are many lily varieties you can grow to add to your flower arrangements, but oriental lilies are best for fragrance.

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20. Lily of the Incas

Botanical Name: Alstroemeria

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Also known as the Parrot lily, it symbolizes wealth, prosperity, and fortune and has a long vase life of around two weeks.

21. Lisianthus

Botanical Name:  Eustoma

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These rose-like blooms rise grandly to special occasions and are used mainly in bridal bouquets.

22. Love in a Mist

Botanical Name: Nigella damascena

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A web of bracts encases the papery textured flower with petals in the charming shade of blue, white, pink, and lavender.

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23. Love Lies Bleeding

Botanical Name: Amaranthus caudatus

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It’s large, and it’s showy! What with the long tail of the flower head drooping down from the top and covered entirely with crimson-colored blooms?

24. Peony

Botanical Name: Paeonia

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With a hint of sweet citrus-like fragrance and fluffy blooms, it’s a lovely flowering shrub that can live up to 100 years.

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25. Poppy

Botanical Name:Papaver

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Poppies are ephemeral flowers; they fade away soon, too, mostly in just two days in vases. You can use them as cut flowers if you’re growing them in your home.

26. Purple Coneflower

Botanical Name: Echinacea purpurea

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You’ll be hard-pressed to find a low-maintenance flowering plant than this one. Both bees and butterflies feast on the nectar-rich coneflower blooms.

27. Rose

Botanical Name: Rosa

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Rose needs no introduction! It’s a flower loved and grown by everyone.

28. Chrysanthemum

Botanical Name: Chrysanthemum

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Mums are reminiscent of fall, and do you know they’re the second most popular flowers in the world, after the roses? Learn how to grow mums in pots.

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29. Sunflower

Botanical Name: Helianthus

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When growing sunflowers for cut flowers, you can choose single-stem or branching varieties. There are dwarf cultivars available as well for limited-space gardeners.

30. Sweet Pea

Botanical Name: Lathyrus odoratus

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Sweet peas are excellent for cut flowers; you can grow annual or perennial varieties. Annual sweet peas are more fragrant!

31. Gerbera Daisy

Botanical Name: Gerbera jamesonii

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Gerbera daisy is a florist’s favorite, and you can even grow it indoors. Learn more here!

32. Tulip

Botanical Name: Tulipa

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Tulip flowers in the spring are a sight to see, and you can grow them in garden beds and pots.

33. Veronica

Botanical Name: Veronica

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Tall veronica varieties make good-cut flowers, and they’re low maintenance as well. They come in blue, pink, white, and purple colors.

34. Yarrow

Botanical Name: Achillea filipendulina

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You can grow fern-leaf yarrow to add bright yellow color to your flower arrangements.

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35. Zinnia

Botanical Name: Zinnia

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One of the most productive and easy-to-grow flowering plants–Zinnias are awesome, and they don’t fade soon!

36. Lobster-Claws

Botanical Name: Heliconia

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You can grow heliconias in your cutting garden to give a tropical touch and get unique blooms as a reward. Keep them smiling on the plant but trim them before they fade to use as cut flowers.

37. Orchid

Botanical Name: Orchidaceae

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If roses and tulips are gold, orchids are types of diamonds in the cut flower business.

38. Anthurium

Botanical Name: Anthurium

You can grow anthuriums for their attractive heart-shaped bracts. Add them to your flower arrangements. Also, they become successful indoor plants.

39. Hyacinth

Botanical Name: Hyacinthus

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You can grow both hyacinths and grape hyacinths (Muscari) as cut flowers. Growing them is somewhat similar.

40. Hydrangea

Botanical Name: Hydrangea

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Hydrangeas are becoming popular cut flowers, but they don’t last long and wilt. These tips at wikiHow will help.

41. Snapdragon

Botanical Name: Antirrhinum majus

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Snapdragons grow best in the warm climate. They make a wonderful addition to bouquets and vases.

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42. Scabiosa

Botanical Name: Scabiosa

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There are some awesome scabiosa varieties like Scabiosa atropurpurea, Scabiosa stellata, and Scabiosa caucasica that have been cut flower staples for years.

43. Geranium

Botanical Name: Pelargonium

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Keep the geranium flower clusters in glasses, mason jars, or beautiful vases. They can be lovely tabletop decor pieces. Learn how to grow geranium indoors!

44. Celosia

Botanical Names: Celosia

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Celosia has three types–Celosia cristata (Cockscomb), Celosia plumosa (Plume type), and Celosia spicata (Wheat type). All look great in glass vases.

45. Marigold

Botanical Names: Tagetes species

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Marigolds are most valued for their fragrant, deep orange and yellow flowers. They make for beautiful cut flowers.

46. Bee Balm 

Botanical Name: Monarda punctate

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All Bee Balm flowers make a gorgeous cut for citrus fragrance and beauty.

47. Goldenrod

Botanical Name: Solidago

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48. Strawflower

Botanical Name: Xerochrysum bracteatum

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Strawflower, with its warm tones of orange, yellow, red, and pink, look like the perfect cut flower in any fall or summer bouquet.

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49. Jupiter’s Beard

Botanical Name: Centranthus ruber

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Jupiter’s Beard is an everblooming Old World wildflower with clusters of tiny dark red flowers held over deep green foliage.

50. Geum

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Botanical Name: Geum coccineum

Pretty and delicate, Geums provide color throughout the summer and make for interesting cut flowers.

Which one is your favorite? Or we missed your favorite cut flowers in this list? Let us know in the comments!

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