Never tried AI. I just discovered your videos yesterday when I wanted to figure out the bookkeeping aspect of flower farming to try and decide if I wanted to take my dahlia growing into a business. Awesome stuff and I totally DONT want to be in business cause I only have my side yard to work in (can grow about 450 plants) and thats it. So, I'm still growing the plants and gifting my neighbors and occasionally selling some flowers here and there to people who pass by and ask for some. I am going to keep watching you to see if I change my mind in the future. Plus, I love your personality and your honest up front approach.

What is the name of the tires you used?

Great video

Sweet voice ❤

Why not use twine or zip ties?

Great video! I hope that you have tutotial videos!!

Glad to see you again. I respect your decision to take a new path. Good luck to you and your family. And by the way, thank you for all the very useful information you gave over the years. I have found it extremely helpful in the development of my flower farm. It's hard then again so is life. Take care.

Good Morning, I have really appreciated your financial/accounting videos. If you were to tie them up into a package, I would be pleased to purchase them. I think that you have a great ability in teaching, and I have learned a lot from your QuickBooks series. Thank you!!

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we sale this Landscape fabric with holes

Congratulations on your baby! Wish you all the best, and hope to see you back here some day😊

Awe congrats 😊

Congratulations on your new baby! Enjoy your time with them :)

Congratulations on your new little one. I'm so happy to see everyone doing well.

First of all, congratulations on the new addition to your family! How wonderful for all of you. Best of luck to you and thanks for sharing your journey with us.

Hello! Congrats on your little one. Wish you and yours the best of luck🙂

Congratulations on the new addition! Enjoy your garden and your family life 🫶

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I’m so glad I found your videos! I’m starting a small flower business with my 13 yr old granddaughter. Our intention is to sell bouquets from a stand on our driveway. Your videos are well done and so informative. I’ve got a better idea of what we can expect and will definitely help with expectations this year. We’re also in the PNW and I’m finding city/county/state (Ore) regulatory information difficult to first find, and then understand. Thank you for your generosity in sharing your journey and instructing others like me who really need this information. I’ll be binge-watching your additional videos!❤

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Hi there..know this is a late post. But this is really the only time of the yr. that I check in. You need to follow your heart for now. As I read the other posts that were made ..it seems there's alot of us in the same boat. Mine started as just a few sunflower seeds/zinnias to go to market with in early retirement because of family illness, etc. ..etc. Anyway..I've tried several different crops1/2 acre. I have grown older..67.. and even though it's not a money maker for me, I'll do something in the field as long as I can. I was 54/55 when I started, and didn't really put in the bones of farming. Although I already had other garden areas I could gather from, too. I saw what you were doing last yr, and it was awesome. I felt bad for you that they didn't sell. I think it's great that you're trying to figure it all out..and you will. What you said about learning the ropes for now was good. If you still want to grow on..keep it simple. Focus on a few crops that do well for you.. and do as many as you can in your space. Try to break even..and if you're not going to stay where you are, I wouldn't put alot of bones in the ground. Sounds like you have a beautiful life ahead with plans..It will all fall into place somehow. Take care now.

Great video. Really helpful information about temperatures and what each plant actually needs. I once was too eager to plant basil, so put the seeds in the pot in march (too cold here for basil). Those plants never got as big as the ones planted in may, when temperature was appropriate.

Thank you for this. You definitely talked about some things I hadn't considered and will help. Could you please tell me what variety the rudbeckia is in the gorgeous bouquet at 10:27? That is an absolutely stunning bouquet. My favorite I have seen in a while.

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Thx you for putting your zone! I’m 8b Vancouver Canada! Subscribed!

I mix potting soil with some ss mix allthe time…in fact, many just use potting soil for seed starting! 😳😁

I'm finally taking on farming... after 50 with a pension. But you have more business smarts than I had at your age. All the best.

I appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge and experiences with us. Not easy on your part, but very beneficial to us. The whole series was well assembled, and extremely watchable (What, not 10,000 views??). Thank you!!

I know that this is American, but you raise great ideas to check out with our accountant. Thank you.

Thank you for continuing to go Live every Sunday. :)

This is the best breakdown on how to plan that I've come across so far! Absolutely incredible!! Thank you for taking the time to share your process. This is going to be an indispensable asset for me! - Jess

May I recommend Orach mountain spinach. It’s very tall. Very prolific. Dusky leaves of pinkish purplish greenish leaves ( edible) with very long branches bearing millions of pink seeds!!!

where do you find the number of stems you can get per plant? You had 7 stems estimated per zinnia plant... I definitely get more stems per zinnia plant.... I think I'm confused.

I appreciate the thorough accounting of all your expenses. Kudos for being so resourceful and frugal and smart about your business!

Would you consider putting your charts in orintable form?

I miss your video,,i hope you comeback and give inspiration with your viewers..miss you girl

This is beautiful. ❤

1st year flower gardener. This info is awesome and will hopefully set me up for success NEXT year.

Hope you're doing okay and are able to start uploading again!❤

I started my small plant shop business three years ago. I also have a full-time job. It's tough, but I consider caring for my shop as a therapy method as plants are something I'm passionate about. It's hard work, takes a lot of time, energy, money and the profits are small. But never give up. It takes time to figure out how to keep getting better

The rain was soothing ❤

Very cool, are you still growing and selling? ❤

I am just a cut flowers hobbyist, but one of the best idea i saw for tulips is growing and selling them in pots rather than as cut flowers. That way you xan have a great center piece that you can replant or just keep in the pot for next year.

hi!! i would root the leaves too

Hi love, are you still running your flower farm? much love, thank you

with my little 4 year old helping me handle roses, im gonna get the thorn stripper <3

what!! a thorn and leaf stripper! need one

this was a great great video, thank you!!