Floret Flower Farm in Washington State has a website which contains a lot 
of information on growing flowers. Their articles are very informative.
Floret Flower Farm blog: https://www.floretflowers.com/blog/
They also have an excellent section on preparing soil, planting from seeds, and a long list of articles on “How to Grow” different flowers: https://www.floretflowers.com/resource/
Plus, it’s fun to look at all their beautiful flower photos.
Photo by: Carlotta Lucas
‘Teddy Bear’ Sunflowers (Helianthus annuus), Easy to grow Annual, Full sun, Well-drained soil, Semi-Drought Tolerant: Water deeply when top 2 inches of soil is dry, Height: 18-24 inches, Flowers: 3-6 inches unique double blooms (pompom-style) Color: Deep golden yellow, Attracts: Pollinators, Provides seeds for Birds
Photos by: Carlotta Lucas, AGC Member
Kristina Lefever, President of the Rogue Valley Pollinator Project & Ashland Garden Club Member.
Kristina gives us another tour of the native pollinator frontscape in progress at the Pollination Place, 312 N. Main, Phoenix, OR.
Hulthemia Rose ‘Raspberry Kiss’, Daylilly, Red Annual flower, Verbascum ‘Southern Charm’, Gladiolus,
Photos by: Carlotta Lucas
Photos by: Carlotta Lucas, AGC Member
My favorite rose, Joseph’s Coat, happily growing in the corner of my herb garden ~ Joanie Kintscher, Ashland Garden Club President
Climbing Rose; Multi-colored Red-Orange to Yellow-Orange Fragrant Flowers; Moderate Growth 8-12ft; Requires Trellis or Arbor; Full Sun; USDA Zone 6-10