I love stock myself but I can’t grow it. I get awesome germination but when I transplant outside it doesn’t nothing. I would give your shrubs more to get established. I usually don’t cut the first year.

Very helpful! It looks like you purchase pre-made flower sleeves. Could you please share details on type, size, price & company? Making Kraft paper wraps drives me a little nuts & am considering buying sleeves. Thanks!!

Thank you!

What is the percentage loss that farmers aim for? I know in Accounts Receivable, losing 20% of payments is expected (and therefore the goal - you don’t want to lose 30%!), whereas my husband was able to keep his record at 2% total losses, annually. I know you already implied that 10% is too much, I just wonder what the expected loss is. 😊

awe so pretty! we now have snow at our property so no flowers right now.

I don't know if you've watched youtube for awhile or have ever been into beauty vloggers, but I swear there's something about you that reminds me of Elle Fowler from, like, 2012. lol! Also, those roses are gorgeous!

You should get the cool seasons flower book, it changed my spring offering, and I had snapdragons until July, and sweet peas through June which is huge here in Kansas zone 6. We get hot very quickly here, too, but a little later than you at the end of May and June, so I have to fall and early spring plant cool flowers. Plus, strawflowers are my nemesis, they are only cold hardy to zone 8. Also, try Afternoon White cosmos. I found it is more resistant to pests and disease than other cosmos, it has really strong stems and petals, lasts longer in the vase than other white varieties, and it doesn't get translucent as quickly as other white cosmos.

Wow! That hot coco is beautiful can’t wait to see it 😊

Super beautiful ❤

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Great video and Charli cracking me up!

Where do you source your bulbs from? Making a plan for next year.

What variety of Marigolds are you using for foliage? Thanks

I'm giving the "dump" method a try this year too. And it's great that all of the adults are setting such a good example for the kids, good job!

Awwwww she’s gonna be great helper when she’s older!

So cute 🥰

I love your channel, thanks for the marketing tips about taking pics and posting to groups. I post my weekly ad in groups in the spring and summer but didn't think to do that in the winter too with all my seedlings/plantings. Great idea!

You might not want to get too attached to that sweet thing you were petting. It sure looks like a rooster to me😅. It has the ‘saddle feathers’

what is your plan to help with thrips this year?

Could you tell me what zone your're in and if ball and geo seeds sell to individuals or just large amounts to growers

Strawflower tips: 100% pinch them when 5-6” tall or you’ll end up with tree trunks for stems. Also; they’re a cool flower but I’ve found they’re quite a bit more sensitive than others.

Yasssss another movie! ❤

Great video! I didn’t love status last year but working on growing it better. It was hard to keep weeded and I kept accidentally pulling the plants but so versatile. Another thing I’m trialing is cactus zinnias as cuts although I had already bought mine before I knew about Johnnys so maybe next year for that. Can’t ever be without basil! That smell!!!

Will orlaya grow in the heat too, or is it only a spring crop? I've never tried succession planting it, just curious!

I am really loving your videos. One reason is that I fight the heat also here in the Phoenix area. Last summer 4 months of over 105 degrees. I can only grow cosmos on what I consider the shoulder seasons, plant in March and August. It won’t survive our summer heat but loves the fall which goes to December. One of the surprises for me was that both statice and yarrow “over summered” this year so hope to have very early blooms maybe early March. Looking forward to the plug video.

I'm growing QIS apricot, QIS pale blue, and pink pokers statice. I'm not a huge statice fan in general because sea lavender is all over the side of our roads, but these colors are either versatile and/or unique.

I get migraines too! I get them with rainy weather especially. We had a drought this fall and I didn't have one migraine for weeks, it was so nice. I take Ubrelvy for them. It works with no sleepy side effects.

Love a seed haul! And bet I would love a plug order video too! ☺️

Beautiful!

Lime basil smells great too, I get it from Geo

Very informative! 😊 Would love a video about your direkt seeding process. It didn´t worked great for me this year... Do you direkt seed your agrostemma in early spring too?

I grow my snap dragons from seed. I have some dark knight scabiosa and I love it but I struggle to get it to grow straight stems. I think I need to plant it closer together.

What zone are you in?

Very informative Jordan! Thank you! ❤❤❤❤

Thanks for the video! I agree, if something is difficult and doesn’t make money- it needs to go! Video idea: top 5 most productive dahlias in terms of blooms and tubers

Hey! Did you sell tulip stems to your florists last year? And if so, how much were you seeing per stem?

thanks jordan enjoy your videos

I did this same thing with some echinacea at home depot last season. :-) of course at the time I only had a 1/4 acre and now are working with 3 acres.

I use Sweet William like I use yarrow. It fills in a bouquet so well but is NOT a focal flower.

Stock... Same with me. Planted in the fall, but when they came up in spring there wasn't a lot of other flowers out yet to make mixed bouquets. Snap dragon and lupin were much better to use. Tried it once, not for me 😊. Also where I live we are told foxgloves shouldn't be put in bouquets due to high toxicity

I like and appreciate the info you're sharing but girl you ramble. I think your channel would benefit and grow from a more precise to the point delivery of info. I say this with love. Im subscribing.

I cut all my Sweetpea as vines. They are tricky in that you need to cut all the twirly bits so they don't all bind together. I love love love them. Annoying but I couldn't be without them. Even if if means I can float around the field on the fragrance ❤🎉 Love from Ireland as always x Your videos are excellent. Keep them coming. I agree re yellow dahlias btw

I appreciate your flower growing skills. Even the flowers you are ‘cutting ’ from your availability list are beautiful! 😂

I am not sure if I will grow tulips in the future but this I such great info! I did get a couple bags of locally grown ones just to grow for myself and to use for some practice test runs. I am going to leave them with the leaves on though so they hopefully will reproduce, and they will pop up next year. we are moving to a totally different growing zone and environment so I am very much starting all over again. I do know it is VERY windy here in the fall so we shall see how they do here.

I would appreciate it if you would differentiate between the words when you speak.

If I had to toss flowers due to itching and burning skin I wouldn’t have a single flower. I am highly allergic to pollen I just wear farm sleeves and gloves. Problem solved

I have to baby bupleurum seeds to germinate. And, I don't like the color. Out!

Good idea on deer fencing, I don't have a fence yet so I can't grow tulips here because of deer.

I love the idea of a picture area!