This inspirational book is filled with gorgeous photography of cut flowers in every month of the year and loads of practical tips, like: dip freshly cut flower stems briefly in a mug of just-boiled water to prevent wilting--especially in spring.

Cultivating Color

A Year of Cut Flowers is a book that will guide you in bringing . . . blooms inside properly . . . Here, you'll learn which go-to plants to have in your plot, how to make sure you've got color in your garden from early until frost, how to get the most of your plants, and how to keep them fresh-looking and gorgeous for a lot longer inside. Bonus: photos! Lots of them, which will help keep you inspired while your greenery still slumbers awhile.

The Bookworm Sez

This book is a superior article-without doubt the best horticultural offering of the year.

Sunday Telegraph on A YEAR FULL OF FLOWERS

An inspirational and instructive . . . seed-to-stem guide to luscious homegrown bouquets. Unlike most garden books that lead with aspirational pictures and bury the hardworking growing tips at the end, A Year of Cut Flowers sets flower-loving gardeners up for success with practical advice . . . then the book seduces you with the myriad possibilities . . . Beautiful, atmospheric photos . . . illustrate seasonal shifts, practical steps and glorious finished arrangements.

The Seattle Times

British garden expert Raven offers another inviting, abundant, considered book about growing beautiful things . . . A key title for all collections, Raven's newest is practical, hands-on, and instructional as well as personal, intimate, inspiring, and delightful to page through.

Library Journal, starred review

The photographs will blow your mind. Don't be intimidated by the size of Sarah's book or property, this is one of those books you'll have forever. It's a wealth of information that you can go back to over and over.

Garden Bite on A YEAR FULL OF POTS