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I'm wondering what has happened to you guys? I just found your blog last week. This video is from a year ago and have enjoyed them so very much.

Wow! You summed up a year of gathering info in 5 min😅 ty🎉🎉

I left a pincushion growing since very early spring.. in a veg bed. I cut it back during summer and it now, in late November 6a, is a low growing bush about 2 1/2' wide. I also have a cosmo.. made it through 4 frosts.. both are white. The past 3 years have been milder exempt for the crazy blizzard three years back. Oh the joy of winter.. seeing the hardy's enjoying themselves before there long nap. ☺️

Worth watching. Thankful for your content.. going to shop local for a camera.. good deals for black Friday. Perfect timing!

God's gift to our eyes and his Creation.. Ah flowers...

I looked for two years in Google hopping for someone to tell me what direction was best.. you are the only one that I know of that clearly made it understandable why. I hope youtube monetizes above and beyond🎉

I find 2' best for me at 5'7"😅.. a bed I have is 4' and it strains my back. Do what is best for you, it does depend on how far your reach is. Thanks for all these thoughtout tips.

This is a video worth watching! Thank you.. so needed for newbees.

Thank you so much for this video! So information lacked! ❤❤❤

It would help if you explained the measurements you used. I am watching detox videos for "how to" information. This is the third I have watched and I still have no idea of what or where to purchase or measurements to mix with water (video shows someone measuring on a scale so it is obviously important but why not just mix in your sprayer? If it is a 4-gallon just figure out how many cups per one gallon and multiply). Very frustrating.

oh my gosh not butt nuggets 💀💀

Thank you for the great instructional video. I love the combination of ingredients, and I'm so excited because you used all ingredients we already grow or can forage on our flower farm :)

Perfect music!! 😂❤ love this.

Love this arrangement so much!

Where do you get such a apparatus? I have a wholesale number so I can buy wholesale and where do you buy the rings wholesale. I think this would be great also with silk flowers thank you for your information

Hi Jessica, can you share some resources for purchasing corms? I have only found them offered at a few websites, and they don't have great reviews. Thank you!

Great info, thanks! This is my 1st year using this machine so I am trying to learn what I can before using it. How long to you cut your stems? I LOVE the bunny Tails and Dusty Miller. I would Never have thought to use them

Thank you, thank you! I happened upon your website as I was doing research with my 14 year old 4H’er. A friend of mine and I have been on a journey to start marketing her dairy business and teach our kids the value of seeing the value in what we are provided. It has been such a joy to build the community we have with our small town as we express interest in various parts of life. Last year my daughter decided to get out her bicycle and ride our country roads to cut “ditch flowers” that she wanted to place in arrangements which she sold as a fundraiser for our dairy friends to go to a national track meet. This sparked an interest in starting a business myself, but I wasn’t sure what I was doing. Through reading your blog and watching this similarly named video, you have pulled together comments about all of the excitement into different topics into one cohesive vision!! I loved your section about taking failure “off the table” because I have lived in a fear based world a majority of my life. Finding success in faith and not fear in failure is definitely the moot of the flower. Your honesty and wisdom is very much appreciated. Thank you again for sharing and inspiring women to “bloom where you are planted”.

Beautifully done :)

Have y’all heard of Grazon? Most hay farms treat their fields with it. It’s an herbicide that can last years in horse manure. It’ll ruin your plants. Be careful with horse poop! Even if the horse pasture is untreated, the hay bales they buy are most likely treated…

Gracias por tu video, me ha sido de gran ayuda y me animas a comenzar mi granja de flores Ya!

Lovely - it definitely DOES 'wreath' ... beautifully!

i would love to see a video on that weave you did for the dahlias!

GREAT information. Thank you so very much! (Writing from Upstate SC USA)

Yes, in the end there is pretty flowers! But the months leading up to the pretty flowers is hard work, dedication, trials & error, planning, spending $$$$, disappointments, sweat and maybe even some tears....then comes the pretty 💐 🌼

This almost made me cry!! Excellent video and you summed up the journey perfectly!

Really enjoying your videos. There is so much conflicting information about when to dig dahlias. It's crazy. So after the kill frost and after you cut them back......how long do you leave them in the ground? I have read to leave them in the ground for 1-2 weeks to let them cure and then in a video I watched, they said after you cut the stalks you should get them out of the ground so the tubers don't rot. What do you do?

I found your channel a week ago and have been watching all your videos. I also follow you on IG. Since it's been years that you bought your farm, have you done update videos on what your flower farm looks like now?

Do the seeds need to be cold stratified before sowing? I read that they need cold stratification. Do you find this to be true?

I have never used the water/bleach solution before. I think it would help so much. What is the ratio? After you take the tubers out of the solution, how long will it take for them to dry again?

Wow! This just rocked my world. I have too much salt in my soil and off the cuff I decided to drench my soil before planting with yucca extract. I hope I did it right. @sierraflowerfarm4921 How often do you flush and how much yucca do you add to your drench? Thank you so much for sharing!

Where does one find that machinery

We got about a 3rd of out dahlias out with a pick axe - now the area where they are stored is too warm as we try to warm frozen pipes - I need to rescue the drying tubers again - how do you suggest to best store them?

So u used yucca what from.where

I have a rannuculus FAILURE. This fall 2022 Really.really.bad Out.of.300 plants 4 I.start mine in.fall then plant out in late jan or early.feb.

I just.have a yard I planted.really.really thick.this.year ..i did it in my.veggie garden last year with super. Early flowers and it worked.really well. To stop weeds mostly..and have some pretties

Time does slip away and things get forgotten.. thank you for sharing!

What new dahlias are in your list

Wow such a cool video guys.Thanks so much ❤

This wreath is absolutely gorgeous!

What a beautiful wreath!

Hi Jessica- I'm in Canada and trying to source the Mitchell No Hammer Machine and Rings. What size ring(s) do you find to be most popular? And does it help to offer a variety of price points? What size did you use for the video? Thanks so much. I've gone back to your video several times.

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Just wondering if you ever had your soil tested?

I wish I lived near you! I would totally sign up for the dahlia subscription. Keep up with the good work!!

Thank you for the informative video! Can't wait to try planting anemones, I'm in a high plains/dessert area and wasn't sure if they would do well here but it doesn't hurt to try.

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Very helpful, thank you! This was my first year with Anemone's and I'm hooked! I did not realize the collar lengthens with the age of the bloom, very interesting!

Wow, this is absolutely stunning!!! I just invested last year in a clamp machine for my little roadside stand, and it's life changing!!!!! Im also growing hares tail and eucalyptus this year, so I'll be trying a similar recipe for sure!! Do you mind sharing how much you might sell that for? Setting prices is so hard ti figure out!!

Through much exploration, I’ve learned a lot about growing cool season veg crops and what they can handle. This year, I tried Costa snapdragons (although, I learned of the groups too late) and stock, from the Iron series. Even though I planted them out at 6-8 wk window before my last frost, I’m not sure they’ll make it. I’m in 6b, southern Ohio. I was wanting to squeak these flowers in and still be able to plant a succession of zinnias afterward. I’ve definitely been feeling my brain swirl over all the dates and planning, when to cover and uncover and with what. A green house and/or hoop house might be the only way for me to pull them off. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Plus, different variety of snaps! I love practicing and experimenting, but, as you probably understand, thar amount of stress and the will to succeed that comes along with it all! I would love to know from others, success or failures, in a climate and zone like mine. Google is not always helpful. 😅 Many best wishes to you and your flower farming future. Happy that I found your farm, very inspiring!