5 Flower Gardening Trends Pros Want You to Try in 2024

Stunning florals are synonymous with springtime, and chances are, every social channel you're scrolling through is bursting with beautiful blooms. 

As at-home floral arrangement and gardening both grow in popularity, gardeners in spaces of every size are looking to fill their outdoor spaces with a variety of bouquet-worthy botanicals, seeking the best seeds to plant, and finding top techniques to try for this growing season.

Whether 2024 is the year you’re starting your first flower garden, or you’re a seasoned pro looking to bring your backyard to the next level— these are the five trends to watch this spring.

Emily Lucas isa cut flower gardener and content creator at Linen and Sage Cut Flowers based in Alberta, Canada.

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Cut flower gardens, or cutting gardens, are created specifically to harvest, making them a sustainable source for those building bouquets and floral arrangements.

In 2023, Emily Lucas started her cut flower garden as a healing hobby. Over the past year, her cut flower arrangements, bouquet recipes, tips, tricks, and recommendations for gardeners of all experience levels have garnered millions of views on TikTok, and over 50,000 followers.

The natural, wildflower-inspired look has been trending amongst wedding florists and home gardeners alike over the past few years, and like Lucas, many home gardeners will be dedicating planting areas to floral harvesting in 2024.

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Pastels for spring actually can be groundbreaking, especially as the 2024 season sees warmer shades of blush, peach, and coral trending.