We love growing flowers. The benefits of a flower garden go far beyond the initial beauty. Flowers in the garden bring so much joy!
– Your flowers will bring pollinators to help other gardens as well!
– Flower gardens make it easy to bring cut flowers into your home whenever you want.
– Flowers add beautiful color all around your home, inside and out.
We are so excited to be growing many different flowers, both annuals and perennials. We’ll cover seeds and bulbs, bulbils, bulblets, and more.
Some of the flowers you may expect to see on here include:
This year a big gardening goal and focus for our family will be a gorgeous cutting garden! We look forward to enjoying fresh flowers inside the home and also surprising friends and neighbors.
Some of the flower gardening content you can look forward to here on Bunny’s Garden may include:
Flower gardens offer beauty, serenity, and joy that can spread from one garden to another. Save your seeds to share with another gardener to multiply the beauty from one garden to the next.
Here you’ll also discover some tips and tricks on propagating flowers. We’ll share videos on these topics as well.
Check back here for all the posts on growing flowers, starting flower seeds, and more.
Saving canna lily seeds is quick, easy and fun! The jet-black seeds are round and hard like mini marbles. These seeds also store very well! Learn how to harvest canna lily seeds if you want to try growing your own tropical perennials from seed. Lush, tropical leaves give cannas their distinctly exotic yet carefree appearance….
I’m captivated by the tropical beauty of cannas – I love how they bring an exotic ambience to the garden. But cannas can’t live outside all winter in some grow zones, like mine! Learn how to winterize cannas so you can grow them again year after year. Overwintering cannas is as simple as digging them…
Gorgeous in the garden, canna lilies produce tropical foliage accented by spikes of flowers that bloom continuously. Learn how to deadhead canna lilies to keep this tender perennial looking its best all season, and onward. Deadheading cannas is so quick and easy! Cannas grow from rhizomes that send up shoots of leaves and eventually, flower…
Carefree and popping with hot pink, the coral bells my mother-in-law gave us when we bought our own home keep on delivering. Learn how to propagate coral bells (Heuchera) using these two simple methods! By the way, I totally ended up writing this post because I accidentally ripped out some coral bells while weeding the…
Do you love seeing the beautiful flowers in your garden staring back at you every day? I sure do! I especially love the ones that keep on blooming all season long, like Cosmos flowers. Try harvesting cosmos seeds so you can effortlessly grow these pretty flowers year after year! Before you learn how to harvest…
Can you imagine growing a show-stopping dahlia from seed?! Starting dahlias indoors from seed is easier than you might expect, and it’s one of my absolute favorite things to experiment with in the garden. Such an impressive flower comes from such an unimposing seed. The first time we grew dahlias was in 2021. I was…
Cosmos are one of the easiest flowers to grow! We learned how to plant cosmos seeds several years ago and haven’t stopped since. Dazzled by the beautiful and prolific blooms, we grow cosmos from seed and enjoy cut flowers all summer long! Cosmos make a great choice for your garden. Learn the easiest tips for…
Lots of the fun of growing a garden is enjoying all the wonderful things you grow! Arranging the perfect bouquet from your garden can be such a joyful activity, no matter if you keep it or gift it to a friend. Arranging bouquets becomes a very creativity driven activity. The way you arrange cut flowers…
Also known as echinacea, coneflowers continue to be a favorite native plant loved by pollinators. Learn how to deadhead coneflower plants to prolong blooming! Growing coneflowers in the garden can be rewarding for quite a few reasons. As native plants, pollinators like bees and butterflies love them. Birds also love to eat the echinacea seeds….
Spring gardening season is just about here! Have you seen the latest Aldi Gardenline selection? The Aldi garden deals are about to drop, and may even be sold out by the time you read this post. (Hopefully not, though!) With March and April on the way, be sure to keep Aldi’s and LIDL’s garden offerings…