Welcome back to part two of our series on cut flowers. If you haven't listened to part 1 of the series - episode 29 - go back and check that out before listening to this one. It will make more sense that way, and then you'll have Hilary's whole top 10 list. Last week we talked about annual flowers that can be direct seeded in your garden, and this week we're focusing on annual flowers that do better as transplants.

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In this episode, we discuss:

Species and varieties of transplanted annual cut flowers that we love

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The transplanted annual-cut flowers we discuss in this episode are:

Marigolds
- African-types
- Queen Sophia
Snapdragons
- Madame Butterfly
- Rocket
- Animation
Stock
- Quartet (brancing/mulit-stemed)
- Katz (one stem per plant)
Sweet peas
- Spencer-types
- Nimbus
- Erewhon
- Earl Grey
- Beaujolais
- Happy Birthday
- Oban Bay
- Windsor
Other flowers mentioned
- Phlox
- Scabiosa
- Nicotina
- Globe Amaranth
- Larkspur

Scabiosa

Larkspur

Katz Stock

For more information on growing these flowers and photos, check out the blog post I created a few years ago that inspired this episode: Planning Your Annual Cut Flower Garden

Books I recommend for flowering arranging tips and inspiration:

By Erin Benzakein

By Erin Benzakein, Julie Chai

By Ariella Chezar, Julie Michaels

By Alethea Harampolis, Jill Rizzo

Check Out past episodes

Oct 6, 2022

Saving your flower seeds

Oct 6, 2022

Apr 12, 2019

Episode 100: Edible Flowers with Rosalind Creasy

Apr 12, 2019

Mar 29, 2019

Episode 98: Backyard Cutting Garden with Kelly Sullivan

Mar 29, 2019

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Hilary Dahl

Hilary Dahl is a co-owner of Seattle Urban Farm Company and host of the Encyclopedia Botanica podcast. Since 2010 Hilary Dahl has been helping beginning and experienced growers create beautiful and productive gardens. She has the unique experience of working in on a wide range of projects, from small backyard garden plots to multi-acre vegetable farms. She also works in her own garden every day after work. Hilary is also the creator of our podcast, the Encyclopedia Botanica, which she started as a way to share effective and efficient garden management techniques, and as a way to spread her love of growing food and flowers!

Colin McCrate

Colin McCrate has been growing food organically for over 20 years. He worked on a variety of small farms in the Midwest before moving to the west coast in 2003 to teach garden-based environmental education. He founded the Seattle Urban Farm Company in 2007 with the goal of applying years of horticultural and agricultural expertise to help aspiring growers get projects off the ground or more accurately; in the ground.

Over the past twelve years, he has helped guide hundreds of urban farmers through the design, construction and management of their own edible landscape. Colin is the author of three books; Food Grown Right, In Your Backyard (Mountaineers Books, 2012) and Grow More Food (Storey Publishing, 2022); and is a garden writer for the Seattle Times.

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