One of the many varietes of Shasta daisy ('Becky' is a good one) or a few blooms of the colorful Gerbera daisy. If you keep the water fresh,and snip off a bit each day from the stem so it can still "drink" they will last a week,AND STILL LOOK GOOD!! Try adding a few leaves of Lambs Ears,or Heuchera or Hosta, or some Astilbe to vary the textures and shapes....It takes the flowers to a whole 'nother level!!

I like tithonia and other types of sunflowers, "love in a mist" which is a great early flowerer (then makes way for your later bloomers), cosmos - all good annuals.

Great perennial cutters are the Becky Daisy as mentioned, and fall chrysantheums like Clara Curtis, Ryan's pink & yellow, also nice are kalimeris for fillers, asters of all kinds...perennial sunflowers, butterfly bush & vitex flowers, cannas, gingers, gardenias to float in bowls...

There are all kinds, and may I know you already grow!

GGG

Alstroemeria lasts 2-3 weeks as a cut flower. If you go into Krogers or Publics they have more of them than almost anything cause they last so long. I grow Sweet Laura and Freedom, nice fragrance and easy to grow

Good info available too on the Cutting Forum. Lots of professionals list best varieties for long-lasting bouquets, and growing tips. josh

Here is a link that might be useful: Cutting Gardens Forum