Organic Gardening Flowers For Sale In Ohio

Plants grow 3- to 6-feet tall and are an important late-season food source for bees and butterflies. Hardy to zone 4. These beautiful late-blooming flowers grow in the poorest of soils and can take over a garden patch if you let them.

Sow indoors under lights 6- to 8-weeks before the last frost of spring or direct sow outdoors after temperatures have warmed. Attractive vines reach up to 10-feet if given support and are often visited by night pollinators.

Water regularly during warm, dry conditions to keep them blooming. Once the vines start to bloom, cut the flowers for arrangements and enjoy. Vining varieties need support to climb – provide them some sort of terrace or garden netting.

Low-maintenance plants are 5- to 6-inches tall and yield small, cheerful blooms of purple, white and yellow. (Biennial) Learn How to Grow Pansies here. They prefer partial shade, but will tolerate full sun where summers are cool.

A great addition for group plantings or specimens in a Victorian garden. Planting and Growing Tips: These heat loving and moderately drought tolerant plants thrive in sunny locations with rich, well drained soil.

Plants grow 5-feet tall and are prized in beds and borders. Serve them up in salads and you'll achieve near hero status with very little effort. Locate tall plants on the north side of the garden so they do not shade other crops.

To prevent self-seeding, cut plants back after blooming. Attractive to butterflies too! (Annual, 1-3′ tall) Each packet contains approximately 200 seeds. Beautiful late season blossoms! Crego Mix Aster ( Callistephus chinensis ) yields large, 4-inch,...

And Aramato's fragrance is so pungent; liven up any mixed bouquet with a pleasant summery aroma! As more basil varieties are being incorporated into mixed cut flower bouquets, Organic Aromato Organic Basilstands out! The well-branched bushy plants produce...

Direct sow outdoors 3/4 inches deep after the last frost of spring and keep moist while germinating. Large reddish-tinged foliage and brightly colored seedpods are very attractive.

(Annual, 12-18″ tall) Learn How to Grow Marigolds here. Planting and Growing Tips: Plants are not fussy and will tolerate most growing conditions. Red Marietta Marigolds ( Tagetes patula ) are perfect for borders or scattered throughout the garden.

Pinch initial bud to increase branching. Height: 30-40”. Large feathery plumes are a great textural addition to bouquets. A mix of yellow, orange, pink and red.

Scarlet-white, yellow-reds, apricots and oranges. Medium, saturated plants crested with 3-4” semidoubled blossoms composed of cupped and pointed rays in solid or bicolor tones. Height: 16-28”.

(Perennial) Each packet contains approximately 50 seeds. Prior to transplanting outside, pinch off the top 1-inch of growth to promote good branching. Flowers are an important nectar source for many pollinators.

Seeds can be saved if you're interested, but the flowers won't always come true to type; fancy varieties often revert to the simple single-flower form. (Annual) Learn How to Grow Cosmos here.

Each packet contains approximately 25 seeds. Bright and cheery nasturtiums come in shades of yellow, orange and red. Provide support for the taller climbing varieties and pinch off the spent blossoms to extend the flowering season.

Large, crested dark purple-red flower combs 60 days from transplant, 80 days from direct seeding.

Long strong stems, and a very productive annual. This is the best for showiness of all these darkeyed gals, with a very fancy hairstyling about the doubled, twisting and curled golden petals.

Also known as cornflowers. Amazing color all summer long! Frosted Queen Bachelor's Button ( Centaurea cyanus ) contains a dizzying array of blues, purples, pinks and reds all frosted with white to create a beautiful effect.

The abundant 1” blooms attract bees, monarchs and other pollinators. Long blooming, beautiful orange flower is gorgeous in any garden or bouquet. Height: 36-60”.

A good vase life and 18 - 20” stems make this variety a great addition to any bouquet. Average plant height is 25” with a 20 - 24” spread. It can also be grown as a pot crop, and will reseed in the garden.

Planting and Growing Tips: Raised for its beautiful red seedheads and pale green leaves, this quinoa cousin is easy to grow when temperatures are warm. Use in mixed beds, borders and hanging baskets for an eye-catching display or cut and use fresh or...

Mixture of fan shaped flower combs in iridescent shades of green, orange, pink, red and yellow. 60 days from transplant, 80 days from direct seeding.

Also known as Four O' Clocks. (Annual, 1-3′ tall) Each packet contains approximately 50 seeds. Flowers are susceptible to rust disease. Thin seedlings 8- to 12-inches apart in all directions and mulch to conserve moisture loss and discourage weeds.

This cut flower is easy to direct sow for blooms and seedpods that are great as an accents in bouquets. Splendidly huge 5" flowers with deep, rich scarlet fully double blooms. If selling for retail plant sales, be sure they are in large containers.

Container growing produces a compact 1' plant while field production averages at 3'. Easy and fun to grow! The fuzzy flowers are soft to the touch. A multi-use variety great for pot production, or cut flowers.

Direct sow outdoors 1/2 inch deep after the last frost of spring and keep moist while germinating. Clark's Heavenly Blue is an heirloom Morning Glory variety that dates back to the 1920's.

Sow indoors under lights 6- to 8-weeks before the last frost date of spring or direct sow outdoors — just below the surface — after temperatures have warmed. Small aromatic flowers — in shades of pink, purple and white — grow on hardy 12- to 18-inch...