Fresh-cut flowers brighten the home, and spring is an excellent time to start a cutting garden that can be quickly planted and productive within a few weeks.
A true cutting garden, which can be set up in the ground, in a raised bed, or in containers, should also be low maintenance, with easy access to individual plants for harvesting, and a strong focus on maximized bloom output. It can be a single variety, such as spring tulips or daffodils, or filled with a half dozen or more annuals or perennials to choose from. It all comes down to personal taste.
