[violet]

I live in a vicarage with a huge garden, lots of room for veg and still lots of space for flowers...soooo...this year I would like to grow flowers that are just for cutting, not to form a nice display or bed in garden, just rows of flowers to cut, not only for home use but for flower displays in church...any ideas...thank you

[compostqueen]

Dahlias and chrysanths

[sunshineband]

Helipterum (everlasting flower) and yarrow 

[madcat]

You need big bold brightly coloured flowers that last cut ...

gladioli, delphiniums, mombretia, cosmos, alstroemeria, chrysanths, dahlias, the big daisies (coneflowers, I think they are called) particularly those that flower in the autumn,

and fillers that you can cut and come again ...

gypsophila, euphorbia, ladys mantle, something with a silver foliage, .....  

And of course some sweetpeas, up a net so they are nice and straight, to make sure it all smells gorgeous!

[cob nut]

Don't forget carnations & pinks 

[gillie]

Sunflowers - not the ones that grow huge, but ones specifically bred for cutting.

Scabious, sweet williams,

daffodils, Spanish bluebells

and they will all look good in rows!

Gillie

[Trillium]

Don't forget dependable zinnias.

[madcat]

Just remembered blackeyed susans (havent a clue what the proper name is) and phlox.

Aldi and the poundshop are good places to go hunting at the moment for seeds and corms.

[violet]

T soooo lovely.hank you for all your ideas...cann't wait to start planting.....I had lots of sweet peas last year, gorgeous!  Are lisianthus difficult to grow? I think they are just