My top 5 Must-Have Cut Flowers for Late Summer Flowers (or early autumn)

In this video, I'm showing my top 5 flowers to have in your garden for cutting in late summer/early autumn. From the vibrant Rudbeckia to the floaty cosmos, these cutting garden flowers will bring beauty and colour to your arrangements, when everything else is coming to an end. Join me as we explore the world of late summer flowers and discover how to create stunning bouquets that will impress. Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of cutting garden flowers and unlock the secrets to creating breathtaking floral displays. Let's get started!
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[@shanlynwebb]

Your flowers are gorgeous. I always try a different sunflower in the garden each summer. I will be growing the white nite sunflower this time around.🤍💛

[@brambleandbeyond]

Sunflowers haven't worked for me this year, not one germinated!!

[@roxanneroehrig324]

I garden for personal flowers in my home, too, here in Michigan USA 🇺🇸. I find my top 5 are same as yours, and my feverfew has been unbelievably great this year! I also have to add yarrow and panicle hydrangeas hydrangeas to my list, mine just don't want to quit 🥰. We've had an unseasonably warm September and beginning of October here on the western shore of central Michigan this year (& lots of drought), but when feverfew and yarrow is cut back properly, it just keeps giving. ❤. I am truly enjoying your channel, and will certainly plan to try using your plot technique next year, because when fall hits here, it becomes too wicked to be working outdoors in the cold, wet, very windy weather here. Thanks for sharing your expertise and experience 🥰.

[@brambleandbeyond]

I agree Yarrow is fab too, I wasn't quite so ruthless with mine this year so I haven't got as many flowers, hence why I went for the feverfew, but maybe next year that will make it to my top 5. Thanks for watching x