Top 10 Perennials Every Cutting Garden Needs | My Must-Have Favorites!

In this video, I’ll share my top 10 essential perennials that every cutting garden should have! These hardy beauties return year after year, providing a reliable source of stunning blooms for your bouquets. I’ll also give you a look at my personal favorites that never fail to bring color and charm to my flower arrangements. Whether you’re new to flower farming or a seasoned gardener, these picks will elevate your garden and bouquets!
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[@judyalley1036]

Thanks for all the information!

[@gingersflorals]

My pleasure

[@karenbecker8287]

Thank you so much for this great info…looks like I have several perennials to add to my garden❤️

[@gingersflorals]

Wonderful!

[@zaneymay]

So glad you talked about lupine. I started seeds is September and I'm planting them out now. I got My Castle, Russell mix large and dwarf, The Governor, Wild, Chatelaine. Hopefully have blooms in March zone 8b Florida.

[@gingersflorals]

I don’t see why you wouldn’t!

[@valerieoster8049]

I am so motivated to find Geum to add to my gardens. Thank you! I ripped out the perennial Bee balm because it was so covered in powdery mildew. It was an eye sore. Maybe I planted the wrong variety. I grew perennial Maximilian sunflower this year. I can’t wait to see how it regrows for next year.

[@gingersflorals]

Bee balm is prone to powdery mildew.

[@mhubertcfi]

What a list! Agree with all. Do Iceland Poppies perennialize where you are? I’m in central WA so summers are hot but some of mine survived and I’m hoping they come back next year

[@gingersflorals]

I’ve never really tried. I’ve had them reseed though

[@janepeters5732]

Magic Fountains are a lovely variety that does not grow as tall as the Pacific Giants, both are lovely.

[@gingersflorals]

I love delphinium regardless of variety I think!

[@moniquegodon5712]

Thank you Erin. That was great. You definitely have a great way of describing your flowers. I have most of the varieties you listed except for Delphiniums and Geums. I don’t know why my delphiniums don’t overwinter or they continue getting smaller from year to year. ?? I am in zone 4a so geums are not perennials here. Do you think I could grow geums and be successful as annuals?

[@gingersflorals]

Probably! Just would have to wait until later in the session for blooms

[@eunicelunsted]

Thank you!! How many years does your yarrow last? I have heard various responses. Mine is 2 full years now and I don’t know whether I should start done this winter again?

[@gingersflorals]

I have enough that reseeds in the same areas that even of some doesn’t come back it’s no big deal. It stays well here