Biutiful flowers, i love your videos! 😊❤❤❤❤🥰❤❤❤

Lovely zinnias!

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Lovely! ❤

Thanks for the advice 😊

That was awesome❤

Wow. Already such progress even with all the rain. ❤

Do you direct sow celosia before 🙏

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How exciting and congratulations. I'm so excited to see your progress

Great to see your garden coming along! I love hellebores - need to get a lot more for the shady part of my garden!

Wow. Progress since I was there.

I sold my very first flower bouquet today and I used the same wrapping style and paper as yours. I also learned from Sarah @ Blooms and Gray. Thank you for sharing you video. Your bouquets are amazing :)

Love it. Can’t wait to see the progress.

Congratulations! Good start.

PS- that green ribbon is adorable! Very pretty touch. ❤

Loved your flowers but I found that music annoying and distracting. Probably just me. 😊

Love your videos! Lost you for a while with the name change, but so glad I found you again. I’m still trying to get my “growing” right…and have had some huge advances…but I do want to ask…what do you do about the “Bugs” in the flowers?! I gave a bouquet to a friend and delivered it to her office to sit on her desk…she said within an hour “bugs were crawling on her desk!” 😮. Not like a lot but still- how do you “de-bug” your flowers for delivery to customers?

Just beautiful!! I love that style of flower arranging!

I am so happy I finally found you! Could not remember your new name. The flower bouquets look beautiful. Demonstrating how you make them with all the work that goes into preparing them is good to see. I am really looking forward to more of your content. Your strong interest in growing and arranging flowers with life's challenges inspires me. Looking forward to all your creativity.

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Look they are small and leggy. What I've found recently is that low temperature is crucial so growing lights indoors are not a good idea because the temperature is too high for them there. The best thing that happened to me this spring that following hot February and March 1 week in April was very cold (0-10°C) and sunny as well. After that the plants got incredibely bulky and sturdy

Where I can buy lisianthus seeds? Thank you

Your flowers are very beautiful and i can see the joy that you get out them and arranging them ❤

Wow! You got so many gorgeous seedlings!! I hope you can plant them out as soon as possible! Good luck for the start of your new farm! 🤗🌻

your seedlings look great!! the tulips are so gorgeous! i love gomphrena as well you certainly have many colors!! good luck with your flower farm

What an impossible and frustrating situation 😢

2000 year old can germinate then your will too

may want to do a seed start sell and plant again with new flower seeds.

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You need to find a flower friend near you so that you can orders seed varieties together and split them to get the better price. 😊

Absolutely! You should try to sell them if you don’t have the space to up pot them into larger pots and then restart some of your other seeds again to be ready to plant out when you move. Who knows maybe you will make a ton of money and be so surprised! I am sure there are plenty of people who want to start a cut flower garden who don’t have the bandwidth for seed starting.

Your seedlings look great! If you aren't able to plant them, you should try selling a few of each plant in a cut flower set? I would buy it if I didn't grow them myself

I love your new name channel , I love that you have new videos also. I appreciate the simplicity and how classic your video is compare to others. I enjoy watching your flower videos.

I totally understand you! I was doing and growing so much in my first years just to realize I needed to narrow down my focuses, and grow things that work for me. Tulip wise, I am growing less and less every year because they are not a good investment for me, I might even cut it down entirely in the next years. I admire you want to stay true to yourself and wanting to find a way that works for you, that’s my learning as well. Just thought to encourage you and only you know if tulips are worthy of your efforts :)

you changed your name??? when??? the tulips are beautiful!! glad it worked out for you

How beutiful!Have you tried trying to sell it through Amazon or glovo?

I understand you completely! I'm a flower farmer in denmark and in the region where I'm living, most people just want to buy extremely cheap flowers. Sustainability and organic flowers simply are not interesting to them. It doesn't change my opinion that these things are essential for nature and therefore for me, but depending on the region where you are selling your flowers, it can be pretty hard to sell them. So I decided to sell my flowers in Germany this year, because we are not very far from the border. There is a bigger town with a wonderfull market and also a University, so I hope there are more customers educated on environmental aspects there. At least they maybe like to support local businesses, what is also a problem in my danish home town, because noone is thinking about the special conditions of our market here. On the first sight it seems to be a farmers market, but many of the vendors just sell cheap products from the conventional international wholesale. The customers don't know that and never think about that, because the tradors themselves are from the region and well known. So customers here don't know about the differences between the products and informing them would also mean to somehow bad-mouth my competitors, what I don't want to. So last year I also threw away lots of flowers, with bleeding heart! This year I started selling to a high reputated local florist, I hope we can build up a good business relationship for the future. But: It can be really difficult to find the fitting market for higher valued flowers, it's a hard way at least at the beginning! Good luck!!! 🤗🌻

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Following your journey I also rooted my trays in my refrigerator. I put a tray over each one to reduce light for 3 wks and I put a temp and humidity monitor in there as well. Perhaps you’re right about opening the door because I visited my fridge regular to get things and that might have helped. I do think that once you’re settled in your new place you’ll have a better idea on what will work for you. If you have a unheated basement then I would say definitively grow tulips.

LOVE, LOVE, your arrangements. Can't believe at this time you were just a beginner....pretty darn excellent!! I love how you wrap your bouquets; very unique from all the others. I actually watch Sarah from Bloom and Gray and love her style. I love that you tell us what flowers you are using and slowly show us the results. Keep your style of arranging!! It works! Thank you for sharing. Now I'm off to see your other videos!!

Hi, what can I do for the ranunculus produce more flowers?

Hello, how are the tulips? I planted a few bulbs for myself at the end of January and one of them bloomed but with a small flower and a very short stem. Do you know why it could be?

How difficult was it to get them out of the tray once they rooted? Have a feeling you ended up tearing them out of the tray…

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Would you consider doing updates every couple of weeks? I am doing something similar and would be interested in your progress. I am also using 10x20 trays as an experiment for hydroponics tulips since those spike crates are hard to come by. I’ve been rooting mine for the last two weeks but I was wondering at what temp are you rooting your bulbs and are you keeping them in the dark for the first 3 wks?

My tiny urban flower farm is surrounding our house on our tiny 0.146 city lot and yes, you can grow an amazing amount in such a tiny space if well planned.

Hi Just wondering if you cooled or purchased the. bulbs already. Thanks🌻

I hope you have success. I am trying hydroponic tulips as an experiment as well. I also don't have the proper trays either.