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Growing and Preserving Cut Flowers

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Author: Lesley Dietschy

Article source: http://www.landscapers-direct.com/. Used with author's permission.

There is nothing more cheerful than vases full of fresh flowers placed around the house that have been grown and cut from your own garden. A cut flower is one that has been cut at the stem and placed in a vase of water. Cut flowers are grown from both annual and perennial plants. Here is a short list (by common name) of cut flowers that you can grow in your own garden to enjoy for many years to come.

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