Cost-Free Flower Arrangements

Experts at The New York Botanical Garden give you the basics of making flower arrangements with materials gathered from your own garden.

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John Peden, The New York Botanical Garden

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Flowers for arrangements can be taken from flowering trees, shrubs, perennials, bulbs, and annuals. Annuals are some of the best candidates for cut flowers because they produce many flowers over a long season.

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Cost-Free Flower Arrangements

Experts at The New York Botanical Garden give you the basics of making flower arrangements with materials gathered from your own garden.

Making the Cut