Some greenhouse shots of seedlings I've got growing for the organic cut flower biz. Above: black hollyhocks, which are the only hollyhocks I've found (so far) that will last in a vase. Below: Eragrostis "Blue Eros", an ornamental grass that should be good as a filler for bouquets. The eragrostis are in soil blocks, a method of seeding I'm trying out this year.
Above, a type of sage popular with cut flower growers called "Blue Bedder"; below: Echinops, or globe thistle, which is a beautiful steel-blue.
Below: Eryngium "Blue Glitter". OK, not everything I'm growing is blue, it just happened that way in this entry.
Some greenhouse shots of seedlings I've got growing for the organic cut flower biz. Above: black hollyhocks, which are the only hollyhocks I've found (so far) that will last in a vase. Below: Eragrostis "Blue Eros", an ornamental grass that should be good as a filler for bouquets. The eragrostis are in soil blocks, a method of seeding I'm trying out this year. 
Above, a type of sage popular with cut flower growers called "Blue Bedder"; below: Echinops, or globe thistle, which is a beautiful steel-blue.
Below: Eryngium "Blue Glitter". OK, not everything I'm growing is blue, it just happened that way in this entry. 
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