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What a beautiful dahlia garden! At 17:45 (background of Mershmellow Baby), do you know the name of that dahlia? Thank you.

Wow. +1 from ur new friend.

Wow so beautiful.

Your dahlias are stunning! Great job with your choices! ❤

Vaav very very beautiful

Nice and beautiful. Thank you for sharing ❤ 🌺

hello what a beautiful field! Your unknown at 16mins could be Isabel (more purple) its very similar to Caitlin's Joy (more pink) both are sports of cornel (a red ball)

I am loving your videos 🤩 only just discovered your channel and I am so happy with the information and timing of planting and just little tips and shared experience ❤ thank you! ❤ keep them coming, especially over winter month when some hope into the next season is sooo needed and appreciated.

Love dahlias what a great display

So lovely 😍

Love your videos about Dahlia’s. How many dahlias do you grow? Also wondering why you interact the dahlias rather than growing one variety altogether??

Just a lovely field of Dahlias! Amazing 🤩 ❤

Oooohh this is a fabulous but very dangerous video! 😂😂😂 So many gorgeous ones, I'll have to rewatch and take notes.

Gorgeous flowers 💐 Like 114 My friend thank you for good sharing. Have a good relationship

Thanks for sharing. 💕

Nice to see you again. Fostering is a wonderful thing to do. Here on the Sussex coast, it basically rained from October to April (left in my dahlias, most rotted), Half of my allotment flooded, then we had a cold, dry spring which went on till mid June. Things were therefore planted late, and then we have had slug and snail apocalypse. I planted a bed of snaps in March and they have been fantastic. So not a great growing year but getting ready to get ahead with hardy annuals. xx

Oh, I love this. Best bouquet of the first 50!!! And wow… I‘m impressed that you are keeping up with the videos! I wouldn‘t be able to do so. 👍

Nice garden!!! 🪷

Better pictures of the perennials would have been nice

I'm sitting here watching all your back shows the first time I found you on the phone and it's March of 2024 right now for me so I'm waiting for my plants at all we've had a few nice days but not playing a few things but yeah I'm the one with the 30 gardens at memorial Park in New Kensington PA and I enjoy it I've been I've been doing it for 20 years out there so okay talk to you later and watching your show okay bye

I think that's the first time I've seen your show yeah I love watching all these flower farms I'm from Pennsylvania and I have 30 gardens at memorial Park in New Kensington PA and I just love it I've been doing it for 20 years out there I do a few bouquets for people just to come out and see and I do fairy gardens and I get community service kids out there to help and and girl scouts boy scouts in the valley high School kids come out to so yeah it's fun I just really enjoy it my phone keeps going off so sorry about that nice watching your show so thank you okay bye

All that camera action has made me sick to my belly…gorgeous dahlias though! 😀

Well, our hero got at least 1 right 😜 Happy St. Patrick's Day from USA zone 8a!🍀

Beautiful, I have just gotten in to dahlia’s. So thankful I do not have to dig up every year. I can winter over in the ground. I have a tiny cottage with a small garden and I have more flower beds then lawn. Thank you for your beautiful inspiration.

Class x

Love seeing behind the scenes as well as the lovely wreathes! So much thought and preparation into each workshop. Thank you and keep going!!! ❤

Gorgeous! Such a fun atmosphere!

Beautiful video. Have a wonderful Christmas!

Hi, Where are you located? Best, Albert

Thank you so much. I’m going to buy more hedging ❤

So pretty

Lilac Perfection is one of my favorites!

Hey, when talking about #5 Jowey Nicky, in the video you have that super purple dahlia in the background with dark stems. What’s the name of that one , please?

I’m so glad I found your channel. I’ve been enjoying your videos. Forgive me if you’ve answered any of these questions in previous videos, but what size are your poly tunnels and what zone are you in? Thank you!

I'm in zone 9b (Florida) and ordered ranunculus. We'll see how they do in my climate. I find snapdragons and strawflowers do well here so that's my go during the cooler months.

It would be really helpful if the video had written names of these flowers, as I don't quite catch some of their names

I absolutely love ranunculus, they are a staple in my cut flower beds. In fact, I think I will be bumping my stock from 100 to 400 for the 2024 season. I don't start mine until Feb. 1st-ish.

I have 5 bags of bulbs an croms..

Yes please film the venue set up!

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Really good tips and great to have a UK TH-camr! However, I think there is probably a big difference between cut flowers for weddings (which only need to last a day or two) and those for the vase? I'm not a big flower arranger, just want to cut a few perennials from the garden and know they will be minimal fuss, and last for at least a week. And I find foliage difficult too as the stems taken from many shrubs wilt really quickly. I would LOVE a couple of videos focussing on foliage (and tips for longevity), and long lasting perennials for the vase.

I go away first 2 weeks September every year. This year I had someone to harvest while am away. Last year the Dahlia had said game over by thw time I got back. So nice to come back to healthy flowers.

Today was definitely not glamorous on our farm. Wet wet wet. Tomorrow looks better though

Would love to know how you store your Dahlia tubers

Fab thank you ❤

My perennials saved me this year. I moved annual flower field and had no autumn sown annuals. I have a well established perennial garden at home on half an acre. The down side is there were no flowers in my garden😂

Venue set up would be great x

Delighted to have found your channel. Am growing in Wicklow mountains. @topofthehillflowerfarm 2nd year and have so much to learn

I’ve only recently found your channel and I’ve binged watched your videos! Absolutely love what you’re doing there and really inspired to collect seeds and start growing my own flowers in my small garden. Hoping I can pack a lot into my relatively small space. Thanks for sharing great advice and knowledge 😊

Love the idea of gathering seeds from so many flowers.