The Cut Flower Sourcebook | Rachel Siegfried Liz Bauwens raised yellow-brown eye and outward-pointing

raised yellow-brown eye and outward-pointing buttery yellow petals

Plants prefer fun sun in a well-drained position but are not overly fussy about the soil and once established will tolerate a very dry position

Simon Griffiths' photography of these gardens from around the world captures the sublime form

but cool on a hot day as well

The emphasis is on clarity and simplicity

The Cut Flower Sourcebook | Rachel Siegfried Liz Bauwens raised yellow-brown eye and outward-pointingSummary Growing your own flowers for cutting brings the seasons indoors and cuts out air miles. This book focuses on 128 perennial plants which return year after year with little effort or waste, offer valuable habitats to garden wildlife, and have a more natural feel in arrangements. Description Growing your own flowers for cutting brings the seasons indoors and cuts out air miles. This book focuses on 128 perennial plants which return year after