We're head over heels for foxglove. It's an absolute must in cottage gardens. This variety blooms in its first year from seed.

Medicinal and cute! Feverfew is perennial in zones 7 and up, and can be grown annually everywhere else.

Another cottage garden classic! We adore these tall spikes that add quintessential cottage garden charm to yards.

These hardy annuals are a must in your cutting garden! Perfect for winter sowing.

Dried or fresh, strawflower is one of our favorite hardy annuals! It comes in a rainbow of colors that bloom summer to frost.

One of the first flowers to bloom in spring, poppies bring so much joy to a garden. These are perennial.

The pollinators love these biennial blooms—and so do we. They're fragrant, have a long vase life, and readily self seed in the garden.

These delightful little pompoms grow on long, strong stems—making them easy to cut. Dry or use fresh spring to frost.