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Cut Flower Gardening

Cut Flower Gardening – a Beauty interest event taking place on 2020-02-15 13:00:00 in United States

Presented by Kathy Hatfield

Now is the time to plan a cut flower garden that will provide you with beautiful bouquets all summer long. Learn the basics of growing cut flowers from garden to vase: how to prepare a small garden area for growing cut flowers, what makes a good cut flower, how to choose the best varieties for your garden, tips on how to harvest and condition flowers for lasting vase life, and ideas for making beautiful bouquets.

at Fort Collins Nursery 2121 East Mulberry Street Fort Collins United States – Add your South African Event here.

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Published on 17 January 2020 by Alan Category: EventsTag: Flower, Gardening

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