My Top Ten Cut Flowers to Grow for Bouquets - Sunshine and Flora Urban Flower Farm, Zone 5A, Iowa

[@BloomStreetFlowerFarm]

Learning so much as a new flower farmer! Practical, relatable and so informative! Love your videos, especially watching you make bouquets!

[@SunshineFlora]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@dianachavez6232]

I am so excited to be here! I’ll be reviewing more of your videos soon. Real soon.

[@YanickaQuilt]

This year i am planting pretty much everything because i dont know what i like and dont like, what i can and cant grow. Sunflowers and zinnias are a no brainer , i hope to be able to grow lisianthus because it is a beautiful flower. I also tried fall sowing, winter sowing AND inside starting in addition to direct sowing..... For better and for worst, ill get some information out of rhis year (and hopefully some flowers lol)

[@EvelynM-vlogs]

It's amazing that with the exception of suns and dahlias, are top 10 is completely different.🌻🌼🌷🌺🥀🌹

[@victoriaisham8902]

I got the same seed box from Jake. My germination seems to be very similar to yours! Even have the same mystery seed!!🙃

[@SunshineFlora]

hahaha - glad I'm not the only one with mystery seed!

[@hopemorrison2367]

I love your hair Christina

[@SunshineFlora]

:) thanks

[@amysgardenstead2879]

Gomphrena and celosia are always hits in bouquets and for the florist.

[@cherriethomas9538]

I'm so excited I add new greens an flowers each year. This year I got hairy balls an green Millett. I like different these are.. beautiful

[@bramblebear3121]

Brillant! Thank you 💐

[@user-gw9lj4wf8m]

Благодарю, замечательное видео!

[@kellycornett6219]

Good morning ❤. So happy I found your channel

[@SunshineFlora]

Thanks for watching!

[@judymckerrow6720]

Thanks Christina. ❄️🫠💚🙃

[@SunshineFlora]

youre welcome

[@bertharios7413]

Hi Christina I’m agree with you. Linda’s baby is a beautiful flower last year is was my # 1 very productive I bought it from Eden brothers It was so hard to find it. And I bought 6 😀

[@SunshineFlora]

It's a great one!

[@cristianebottega]

Love your videos ❤❤❤

[@SunshineFlora]

thank you!

[@cherierangel7459]

Hi Christina! What Tulip Workshop were you referring to? Was it Floret?

[@SunshineFlora]

No, its called The Tulip Workshop. Google it - its great!

[@hd1ab1]

I grew feverfew last year in Maryland. The plants are still there but I don't know if I'm supposed to cut them back this spring or will they grow and bloom from the existing plants. Do they need a rejuvenation? Thanks.

[@SunshineFlora]

I cut mine back to make way for new growth

[@angelamiller8105]

I’ve been wondering the same thing! My overwintered feverfew looks as green and healthy as it ever did, even after all the snow and sub-zero temps from last month!

[@suzannehager7036]

No way could I ever name my top ten cut flowers! Love your pics except for fever few. Hate the odor but still pretty

[@sallyazzato3481]

Are you just letting your planting of feverfew overwinter, or are you succession planting it?

[@SunshineFlora]

I overwinter it and plant a little more new every year

[@ECole-le7we]

A great list except no peonies? Maybe I missed them?

[@SunshineFlora]

I did not include peonies in the top 10 but I LOVE them