Biodiversity is a very important factor to the health of your garden and so by adding flowering plants to your garden you are encouraging a slew of friendly pollinators and other insects into your garden to help balance out the delicate system of plants, soil life, and other biology that exists there alongside you. Many popular cut flower varieties are much better suited to less humid and tropical climates however through our years of cut flower farming on a small scale we have seen the below varieties thrive in our fall, winter & spring seasons.