In this post, I present a vlog showcasing the enclosed area of my property dedicated to growing cut flowers. Witness firsthand the varieties that thrive with minimal effort in Ohio’s hardiness zone 5b. Enjoy a video tour of my personal garden in this post.
Mid-Summer Cut Flower Garden Vlog
It’s hard to believe we’re already more than halfway through the season. It’s thrilling to see the success of the special garden on my family’s property in Ohio. The most amazing part is that I grew it all by myself! Take a look at the video below to hear my personal insights on this year’s cut flowers.
The video showcased is from my Bren Haas YouTube Channel, which highlights gardening and various creative living concepts. Make sure to follow my social media accounts for updates on new postings. Your support is greatly valued.
Mid-Summer Cut Flower Garden Images
Undoubtedly, taking photos in the gardens is one of my most cherished activities, rivaling even the joy of growing plants from seeds. Make sure to enlarge the images below by clicking on them. I hope you enjoy my collection from the garden today. Please consider sharing a comment below on this blog post.
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More About Mid-Summer Cut Flower Garden
In conclusion of sharing the photo dump today I want to list off the flowers that do best in late summer. Most of these plants I have been growing for well over a decade because the mid to late summer performance they put on in the garden. Here are those flowers:
- Dahlias
- Sunflowers
- Zinnias
- Okra Blooms
- Rose of Sharon Shrub
- Cosmos
- Climbing Beans | Painted Lady (edible)
I share more about each of these on my Creative Living with Bren Haas Blog. Add the name of the flower in the search bar on this page to find more.
Little grubby but that is ok.. the flowers do not mind! I had to do a selfie in this space because I am just so happy with how everything turned out so far this year. It just wouldn’t be a Mid-Summer vlog with it! I’ve got some big plans in my notebook for this space next year so stay tuned to find out more.
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Happy Cut Flower Gardening Friends,
