Love to cut bouquets from your garden? These spring beauties are beautiful indoors and out.
These colorful flowers look just as beautiful outdoors as they do indoors in a vase. Learn how to grow this pretty three-plant combination when you click ahead.
But first, a tip to help your cut flowers last longer indoors: Some flowers, like hollyhocks and corn poppies, ooze a sappy substance that can inhibit water intake. Cauterize the bottoms of these stems by holding them in boiling water for 10 to 20 seconds or over a flame until ends are no longer seeping.
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