Flowers

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.

Growing Flowers in Zone 6b

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:

  • Lilies
  • Peonies
  • Sunflowers
  • Cosmos
  • Marigolds
  • Zinnias
  • Nasturtium
  • Daisies
  • Daffodils
  • Hyacinths
  • And More!

Cutting Garden

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.

Flower Topics

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.

Celosia Seeds – Growing Celosia from Seed to Flower

Celosia Seeds – Growing Celosia from Seed to Flower

Celosia comes in lovely shades of pink, wine, red, orange, and yellow, and sometimes others. Tiny black celosia seeds produce such gorgeous flowers! Growing celosia from seed can be so rewarding, especially when you are used to seeing it at farm stands or pick-your-own flower farms. Also known as “woolflowers,” the celosia flower falls into…

Sunflower Leaves – Identifying Sunflower Leaf Problems
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Sunflower Leaves – Identifying Sunflower Leaf Problems

Have you ever forgotten where you planted seeds or where you transplanted some seedlings? Becoming familiar with sunflower leaves can tell you a lot about the plants and also helps with identifying sunflower seedlings! Sunflower seedlings can look an awful lot like zinnia seedlings. After all, they’re both part of the Asteraceae family, along with…

Mexican Sunflower Plants | Growing Red Torch or Fiesta Del Sol
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Mexican Sunflower Plants | Growing Red Torch or Fiesta Del Sol

Mexican sunflowers bring a bright pop of red-orange to the garden or landscape. Native to Mexico and Central America, Mexican sunflower plants are beautiful in the garden and also lovely for cutting. Our girls enjoyed growing many different kinds of sunflowers over the years and the Mexican sunflower is no exception! Prolific blooms enliven the…

Growing Strawflower from Seeds | Everlasting Flower
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Growing Strawflower from Seeds | Everlasting Flower

Strawflower brings unique beauty to the garden that endures far beyond bloom time. Many gardeners will save and dry strawflowers for pretty indoor arrangements and crafts. We are so excited to be growing strawflowers, scientifically known as Xerochrysum bracteatum, for the first time this year! We planted the seeds in an egg carton and they…

Sunflower Photoshoot Outfit Ideas for Unforgettable Pics
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Sunflower Photoshoot Outfit Ideas for Unforgettable Pics

Imagine all the fun and gorgeous pictures you can take in a sunflower photoshoot! Plan ahead and find the best sunflower photoshoot outfit ideas for your crew to help ensure a picture-perfect family photo in the flower field. Every year, lots of farms open their fields to the public, allowing families, couples – and anyone…