ID

2906-1370 (SPES-101NP)

Authors as Published

Andy Hankins, Extension Specialist-Alternative Agriculture, Virginia State University and reviewed by Chris Mullins, Virginia State University 2018

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Commercial producers of field-grown flower cut flowers generally have a wide selection of crops to sell in April, May and June. Many species of annual and especially perennial cut flowers bloom during these three months. 

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Publication Date

January 25, 2019