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I live in an area similar to hers. Very hot summers. I would like to know what flowers she grows in the heat. Im a small flower farmer and its hard to find flower farmer’s who get hot temps in the summer months to share experiences. Im a newbie, 3rd year growing, still learning and experimenting. I live in South western Utah, right on the border with Arizona and Nevada. If you drew a line from Fresno, straight east to utah, you would hit where I live. We also have a small collective with great people to work with. Appreciated your comments.

Luv this😊

love it thanks!!

I just bought the cut flower field guide.. looking forward to it. Good winter read🎉

Your advice is incredibly helpful-thank you so much!

Sunshine series are amazing, never seen such stem length in other varieties :) but they never set seeds for me:(

I love adding seed pods to my bouquets after they go to seed. Though I only use them for friends/family with no little ones in the house. Then explain about them being non edible. Great guest.

I can’t get past that sweet peas are poisonous, I’m too scared to give them to someone.

I grew the most incredible sweet peas the last summer in the northwest territories, north of the 60th parallel. I'm fully addicted and bought 8 new varieties and seed saved from all my plants and especially my favorites 😊 I'm so looking forward to getting a copy of Marryn's book in February!

I just received some of Marryn's sweet pea seeds today!

Calendula was my first too

I already pre ordered Marryn's book!

Poke leafs added to Kale or Spinich make it delicious. I used to freeze a cup of poke leafs that were blanched and add one cup to a cooking of other greens. I have deep fried poke stems. I have boiled the poke berries for arthritis. So many good uses.

I couldnt find Erica Penn on instagram. At least not her. 🤷‍♀️

Maybe terracotta pots can be wiped regular with watering, maybe initially before a good wash and then coating thinly the outside with a hydroscopic formula like rain-x?

Thank you

I loved this so much I listened to the podcast and watched the youtube episode! Although I do that with most of your episodes haha. Thanks for posting great content!

Do you offer seeds at all? Or have info where to find some of these seeds?

A great shrub for pollinators and for the birds (so many birds go crazy for berries).

This has to be my favorite episode of the podcast. Thank you Jean-Pascal and Scott.

thank u, im still trying to get my hands on some seeds..

Love your passion Erin.

Seriously 😢 publix has great flowers at half the price so does trader joes

You are the best!! Thank you!!

This lady is so nice. I can’t wait until she has seeds for sale. I hope she does well.

I understand completing it!! I do the same. That's passion.

Thanks for what you do. Love from New Zealand 🇳🇿 ❤️

Caryopteris “Sounds like a dinosaur “ Scott- too funny and true!

Love this. I ama hobby grower in northeast Florida, and the thing I find most challenging is the summer rainfall. Maybe that’s part of why you’re taking a summer production break. I find that I can grow some beautiful blooms but the daily rainfall makes mildew inevitable and the plants look like trash. Additionally, the heavy rain makes staking a challenge.

Preciosas. Saludos desde Berlin

She is beautiful

Love and larvae! I cannot believe that flys are pollinators! 🤔 What a great interview! ❤

It's an absolute aphid magnet. It hates heat! Not a tall or great cut flower. Sorry

It's pronounced kal-in-ko-ee

One of my Henry Eilers is almost six feet tall!

these have become horrifically invasive in ireland 😢

So much great info! I can’t wait to hear part 2!

Love this! ❤

Thank you so very much for your advice!!! You are so very encouraging!!

based on my experiance so far the way to do it is to ignore local growers till a brand new one arrives on the scene with no experiance then buy from them while saying omg its amazing to get local flowers ! Im neither the the florist or the new grower lol

Lovely conversation to listen to. You asked some great questions too.Really interesting always to hear about how flower and plant growers go about selling to florists. It's really nice to hear these stories of having good relationships with local florists. Especially as a niche flower grower. Salpiglossis means trumpet tongue. New to me, I looked it up and was surprised to see it's in the solanaceae family i.e. nightshades along with potatoes and tomatoes.

Exquisite.

Botanical name?

What was the variety of mountain mint at the end with the large lavender florets?

Thank you! 💐

Hi! Can you spell the name of that one that’s low to the ground but sends out stalks with the dark seedheads?

Your oregano 😍

The flowers🌺🌻🌹are so pretty😍🤩

Love Simon. Love his work! Loved his course, so inspiring and I learnt heaps. I could watch and listen to Simon for hours! 🌹🌺🌷

Im with her all the way about the connection with earth, God, the outdoors and flower growing. Exactly how I feel. It brings peace and meditation to your days.