By definition, a cutting garden provides armloads of flowers for indoor arrangements. But the pleasure begins well before the harvested blooms cross your doorstep. Instead, the most successful cut-flower gardens appear as gigantic bouquets outdoors first.
Tracy Keck has been watching the Florissant Valley of Flowers parade for 36 years, and she's noticed that some things change, while some remain the same.
There are many treats to eat at the farmers markets: hollyhocks, pansies, bachelor's buttons, borage and nasturtiums. Not exactly what you were thinking of, right?
