Doing flower farm things

[@vintagelady1]

Your bouquets are so lovely, they are so natural-looking. If I were getting married, I's want one of yours instead of those stiff, artificial-looking florist bouquets.

[@honeybriarfarmstead]

Well thank you ! I do agree about some bouquets being to stiff , I’ll always favor the natural look.

[@Just.As.I.Am-Karen]

Hey Taylor. Have you watched any of these KZbin channels: flowerhillfarmny for flower farming, garden answer for flowers and vegetables, Jamerril Stewart for homesteading and cooking, acre homesteading for veggies, canning, cooking, and roots and refuge farm for homesteading and gardening (they are in batesburg/Leesville)? I've learned a tone from these channels. You are doing great on your own though. I can see your confidence building with every video.

[@honeybriarfarmstead]

Yes I have ! And have learned a lot from them as well! I tend to do most of my watching and catching up in the slower seasons and through the winter because right now so busy I don’t have that much time .

[@simplepondfarm]

Most of my flowers didn't come in this year,idk if it was rain or the soil we putchased.Your bouquet turned out beautifully!!!

[@honeybriarfarmstead]

Dang , well hopefully you have better luck next year! And Thank you!

[@honeybee52000]

Tipps on training zinnias to grow more upright (mine go every which way) ... without using a hardware cloth track?

[@honeybriarfarmstead]

By the end of the season mine start getting wonky too , the only thing that I do is harvest from them often at low as I can go on the stem .