The key is understanding what cut flowers need to thrive indoors, which is quite different from their garden-growing cousins. Here are five ways to make your cut flowers last longer and look better.

The flowers typically bloom from early summer until the first frost, so they'll bring bold color to your window box all season long. Plus, they are drought-tolerant flowers, so they will survive a ...

The show begins with a flush of late spring flowers on last season’s stems, followed by summer blooms emerging from new growth. The large flowerheads are long-lasting and perfect for cutting.