Best Perennial Greenery For Bouquets | PepperHarrow Farm

[@hannahjacob8097]

Thank you for this! So helpful 🩷

[@lwjenson]

This is awesome. I was google searching and didn't find any info about this so I came to KZbin and found your awesome video! Thanks so much for this!

[@tinaharris7382]

Y’all are just too precious together!!!! Love your videos that y’all do Together!!!

[@PepperHarrow]

Thanks for the kind compliment! 🥰

[@atrobson]

What variety of artemisia are you showing? There are so many different varieties and I love that one.

[@PepperHarrow]

Sweet Annie

[@WibblyWobbly]

I tested a lot od perennial for vase life this summer, and i loved ninebark and spireas. They do great 2-3 weeks. Quince on the other hand, even though it has beautiful chiny foliage, unfortunately didnt do well, it dried completely in about 5 days.

[@mkwats5375]

Rewatching lots of your videos! Especially the succession planting one. When do you harvest artemesia and not have it droop!? Thanks!

[@dddbaseball2]

I love your videos. How many of each plant should you have?

[@sislertx]

Nandia is my.favorite green..comes with.bright red berries.. easy to.grow.. NO PESTS...TAKES ANY SOIL OR LIGHT...GROWS WHERE NOTHING ELSE WILL.....fall colors...and now comes in bright green color no other plant has!!!!. DOESNT WILT EVER..sid i say year around in most.climates.

[@mkwats5375]

Could you share the variety of flowering quince? Mine has huge thorns. Thank you

Please write the varieties of all the greenery. 😍

[@lizzymonahan1893]

🌸💕🌸

[@annicajohansson4005]

Thanks for a great video! So usefull! I have to ask än offtopic question. Is it a samojed or a Finnish lapphund you have? So beautiful🥰

[@PepperHarrow]

They’re Spitz dogs. Totally cute!

[@katipohl2431]

There is many different types of Artemisia, Mints etc. Please always give the botanical names and the variety.

[@tinaholbrook9719]

Do these all grow as bushes?

[@PepperHarrow]

Hi Tina! No, not all of them are bushes.

[@judyb.5573]

Any issues of mint becoming aggressive by seed or roots?

[@PepperHarrow]

It is aggressive, which we like because we cut it aggressively. We cut faster than it grows.

[@AndreaAubertin]

If you cut the snowball vibernum will you be cutting the blooms off for next year?

[@PepperHarrow]

Viburnum blooms on old wood so it’s best to prune after blooming. We utilize the blooms and really only use the greenery for maybe a month after so it has plenty of time to recuperate. The greenery starts to look tired later in the year so our harvest window is pretty short

[@AndreaAubertin]

@@PepperHarrow ok thankyou very much!

[@peggyfleming656]

What variety of artemesia is that?

[@PepperHarrow]

Ludoviciana