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Could you address any humidity issues in the hoop house in late fall to early winter, and at what temperatures do you need to start addressing such issues again?

WoW! Yes plse. I would take that bouq.!

Really looks good in there! I've given up on ranuncs/anem.....no hoophouse and 3 yrs of failure in raised beds or in ground. I have however, picked up tulip madness... and peony fever! Also ...looking into daffs. Good Luck..z5/6 Indiana.

Zone 5a NW IA. A little jealous of your hoop house and very happy for you too!😊

Love seeing all the green in there - nice work!

Thank you. Videos like this help me get through the winter. 😊

Bouquets were so pretty! good job! My yr. was a little off . I did try Florets new plume types of celosia.. and I loved the beige colors I got... with Roseanne brown. It was kind of a mono type color bouq.,...but it gave me a different look for a flower jar @ market.

Have ordered Boom Boom white and Silver Years this year, so nice to see them in' real life'. Love from Ireland as always ❤

What a beautiful goal! Happy to found you over on IG :)

Your bouquets are stunning. I have enjoyed my amaryllis this season as well.

Now that is an accomplishment. I grew up in Wisconsin and never dreamed it would be possible. Great job. My favorite flower in 2024 was anemone. I'm in love with that flower. 2025 hopefully will be the year that I can grow Lisianthus and Eucalyptus.

I love tha squeaky tulip sound. Cannot wait for tulip season. I have just bought a chest freezer that can work as a refrigerator. Am hoping it holds my tulips. I have 2 small fridges that I've made do with for the last 2 seasons but never had enough space.

I love Cosmos as a foliage ❤

Wow, great job! Thank you for your video. Can you tell me what the cluster of pink flowers are at 5:34 below the white scabiosa in the middle? I don't recognize them, but they are gorgeous! Greetings from Holland!

Great accomplishment!

Do you have a video forhydroponic tulips?

Mothers Day is 3 weeks before Easter so end of March in Ireland this year. It was early March last year so I had absolutely nothing to offer. Love your channel ❤

Nooooo that's heartbreaking. Such a shame. That's like something I would do

Hi Tara, I am also in zone 5 and my favorite thing I grew from seed was snapdragons. I had snapdragons through November. It was crazy!!

Such beautiful flowers - 12 months is an accomplishment for sure. 💐

Congratulations

Great video. Thanks for sharing! I am going to attempt a DIY one as well. Would you mind sharing where you purchased your wiggle wire and track from? Thanks!

Plectranthus are perennials outdoors here in south Florida USDA zone 10b. I have a number of them but I’ve never seen ‘silver shied’ offered here :(

Wow! Looks amazing. I’m wishing I started a few cool season flowers last summer. I’m seed starting indoors now. We were zone 5b. They recently said we’re now zone 6a. We are still having a few cold days. Recently -7 overnight, but it was 61 during the day and 50 overnight last night. Crazy weather. My snapdragon in the open are still looking strong. This is the third year for those few. Thanks! Looking forward to more videos.

So pleased to find your channel. Watching from a small flower farm in Ireland ❤

Oh wow! A new hoop house. I am happy for you! I think it looks great. I know you will use it alot. I work alone...so nothing like that for me. But...I can't wait to see all the things you do with this. By the way, my hyacinth bean vine looked awesome until a storm came through and took the whole trellis down . Still pretty..but on the ground. Merry Christmas!

I enjoyed watching the hoop house come together. Looks like it was a family affair. Not that I'll ever have one, but as the seasons progress, I think it would be interesting to see how you determine what steps you to take to ensure success. (ie-do the vents above the doors need to be manually opened, is a thermostat kept hung in the house, how much weight can the plastic hold when it snows, how do you repair the plastic, etc) Continued success with your channel. Happy holidays!☃️

Nice job. Looks like a lot of work and no blueprints!

Beautiful! Thanks.

Thank you Tera This is the only kind of video like this that I have seen. Perfect timing to help with planning for next year. Beautiful photography

Lovely video. Thanks for sharing 😁❤️

Beautiful! I know that represented a lot of hard work.

Im in your zone in Pa! I am trying the peony style poppies for the first time. Did you seed in late winter & can i count onnthem self seeding in years to come? 😍

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Hi Tera, I'm in zone 5 too and your flowers look beautiful. I'm going to try to grow more asters this coming year. They have some really beautiful types.

Beautiful. A great way to end the season.

It's quite impressive when you put it all together like this! Well done!

A lovely video. I have no idea how you have managed to grow such a huge range of beautiful plants. Best wishes to you.

How long does glycerin preserved branches last?

I love that Queensland! I also order from Berbee. I couldn't get the Rasta tulip. I'm 2 hrs. from them in In. I also didn't get the ice cream sundae one. That's ok though. Saved me a little money! LOL! Lookin' good there.

This was great. I’m diving into this because the potential for ROI is so high and no one locally has these available

Beautiful! You can see a certain latex on the ripped petals on the second plant. Any udea what strain they are?

Also shopped my yard. Do not have a plug in on my porch tho. Loved the pot .maybe add a ornament or 2

Love the porch pot! I decorated 8 containers and my shed this year. I intended to pull back on decorating too, but found out I'm having company over the holidays so decided to go all out. I didn't have any money in decorating outside as I foraged at my son's house and used pine cones, branches, and other fillers I already had.

🎄🎄🎄Beautiful porch pot.