Flowers are generally easier to grow than vegetables and unlike those fussy flower beds, a cutting garden is made to enjoy. It’s quite literally there for the taking.
Cut gardens are usually planted in the side or back yard. You don’t need super-rich soil, but look for well-drained soil. Choose a sunny spot with easy access to water.
It’s important to keep snipping, or the flowers will stop blooming. Most annual plants bloom more when harvested often but only cut in the early morning or late evening to prevent wilting.