Early Spring Cut Flower Collection (Fall Planted)

I asked, and you answered: You want to grow your own curated collection of specialty cut flowers but don't want to start the seeds.

I get it. There's a lot that can go wrong in the 6-8 weeks it takes to grow baby plants. The good news is that I'll do the hard part for you!

Introducing the Early Spring Cut Flower Collection

All of the tried and true varieties that I grow on my farm are now at your fingertips! (I promise, you will not find these varieties at your local garden center)

But think of this as the easy button. Just order ahead, pop them in the ground, and you're off to your own cut flower garden.

What’s Included:

Standard Collection

2 Peony Roots – The perennial queen of cut flowers (2 different varieties)
25 Ranunculus Corms – The rose of spring in a pastel mix
10 Tulip Bulbs – Mix of specialty double and fringe varieties
12 pk Snapdragons– The perfect spike in a mix of pastel colors
6 pk Feverfew – Dainty, daisy-like white flowers with yellow centers
6 pk Bachelor's Buttons – Mixed color filler including classic blue
6 pk Dianthus – Bold ball-shaped clusters of pink-toned florets
6 pk Orlaya – Airy, white, lace-like blooms

Mini Collection

1 Peony Root – The perennial queen of cut flowers 
10 Ranunculus Corms – The rose of spring in a pastel mix
6 pk Snapdragons– The perfect spike in a mix of pastel colors
6 pk Feverfew – Dainty, daisy-like white flowers with yellow centers
6 pk Bachelor's Buttons – Mixed color filler including classic blue
6 pk Dianthus – Bold ball-shaped clusters of pink-toned florets

Space Requirements

🌞 Full sun required (6+ hours of direct afternoon sunlight)
🌱 All flowers are annuals except peony roots, but many will happily reseed!

Important Details:

Pickup is TBD in early October at the Powhatan Flower Stand. More details to come.

⚠️ No guarantees – I provide the healthiest plants and the best info, but nature has its own plans. Pests, weather, and the occasional garden mystery are all part of the adventure. But don’t worry, I'm here to help if you need it!

I will do my best to adhere to the exact varieties listed above, but in the event of crop failure or change by my supplier, I reserve the right to substitutions.