In late May and June , we ca n’t help wandering out into the garden with a span of shears in hand . Bringing fresh flower into the star sign seems like a seasonal rite of passage for most gardener ( at least those that do n’t have allergies ) . But it can be hard to cut those precious blooms and take them away from the landscape . That ’s why today we ’re sing about industrial plant ( perennial , yearbook , and even shrubs ) that we produce specifically for their blossom office . These selection provide plenty of blooms for the garden AND the vase , and that ’s why they ’re our favorites . We span the color spectrum as well , with recommendations for every chromaticity imaginable . And we even have several selections that are deliciously fragrant . If you ’re look to add some rationalise - garden pizzazz to your bed and borders , give this episode a listen .
Special guest : Christine Alexander , digital content editor forFine Gardening.com
Carol’s Plants
‘ Benary ’s Giant ’ zinnias ( Zinniaelegans‘Benary ’s Giant ’ serial publication , annual )
‘ Blue Glitter ’ ocean holly ( Eryngiumplanum‘Blue Glitter ’ , Zones 4–9 )
‘ Peter Cottontail ’ yarrow ( Achilleaptarmica , Zones 3–8 )

Danielle’s Plants
Grape jacinth ( Muscariarmeniacum , Zones 3–9 )
Eternal Fragrance ® daphne ( Daphne×transatlantica ‘ Blafra ’ , zone 6–9 )
‘ Miss Kim ’ Korean lilac ( Syringapubescenssubsp.patula‘Miss Kim ’ , Zones 4–8 )

Christine’s Plants
‘ Limelight’panicle hydrangea(Hydrangea paniculata‘Limelight ’ , Zones 3–8 )
‘ Stargazer ’ lily
‘ Stargazer ’ lily ( Lilium‘Stargazer ’ , Zones 5–8 )

‘ Strawberry Ice ’ Dahlia pinnata
‘ Strawberry Ice’dahlia(Dahlia decorative‘Strawberry Ice ’ , Zones 3–10 )
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‘Benary’s Giant’ zinnia, mixed colors

‘Benary’s Giant’ zinnia, mixed colors

‘Blue Glitter’ sea holly

‘Peter Cottontail’ yarrow.Photo: Walters Gardens, Inc.

Grape hyacinth

Eternal Fragrance®daphne

Simple arrangement using all Danielle’s cutting-garden favorites

‘Miss Kim’ Korean lilac

‘Limelight’ panicle hydrangea.Photo: Proven Winners Color Choice

‘Limelight’ panicle hydrangea

‘Stargazer’ lily

‘Stargazer’ lily

‘Strawberry Ice’ dahlia

‘Strawberry Ice’ dahlia
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