I am making y'all a goal of mine. I have cancer and I am going into surgery next week. I want to get well, get back on my feet and come and visit your beautiful farm. God bless y'all
I love, and look forward to, all of your videos, and I even re-watch videos again and again. 💚You need to make a lot more!😄😃😀💚 I never tire of looking at your beautiful flower farm or learning about each variety of flower. It would be so appreciated if you could make more informational videos about growing each flower, especially seed starting. I know that this is big ask though, as you must all be exhausted with all of the work you put in to your farm, especially since experiencing that terrifying tornado. It would also be wonderful to see more of your gorgeous flower fields at various times of the year. I would so enjoy seeing the snow, ice, rain and storms that you experience in that part of the world. You see, I live in subtropical Australia 🐨so our weather is quite different to yours.🦘 Surprisingly though, we can still grow most of the flowers that you grow, but with an adjusted growing period.💛🦜🧡 Thank you for this and all of your videos! 🌻🥀
Hi y'all....I'm from the east coast/mid north coast of Australia.....I love your vids....also, I really appreciate benefiting from your wealth of experience....you are so generous with sharing, for a newbie flower grower.....🌸🌻🌼
You can make a map of where things are in your farm on a piece of paper that visitor can take with them while roaming in farm. Then have a big printed one on the wall where people can look also.
Not interested in your chickens?! Why ever not? Chickens are so cute and clever. Thank you for the detailed breakdown of your presentation and process. I'm going to use some of your ideas to spiff up my workshop open house events.
You guys look like you've really recovered from the storm and hit your stride again! I'm so happy for you!!! Do you give your customers pointers on how to tell which flowers are ready to be cut? Like the wiggle test for zinnias and cutting sunflowers when they have only partially opened? Or do you just let them go? That's one thing that I'm not sure how to handle with customers.
I am making y'all a goal of mine. I have cancer and I am going into surgery next week. I want to get well, get back on my feet and come and visit your beautiful farm. God bless y'all
Good luck with your recovery!
I love, and look forward to, all of your videos, and I even re-watch videos again and again. 💚You need to make a lot more!😄😃😀💚 I never tire of looking at your beautiful flower farm or learning about each variety of flower. It would be so appreciated if you could make more informational videos about growing each flower, especially seed starting. I know that this is big ask though, as you must all be exhausted with all of the work you put in to your farm, especially since experiencing that terrifying tornado. It would also be wonderful to see more of your gorgeous flower fields at various times of the year. I would so enjoy seeing the snow, ice, rain and storms that you experience in that part of the world. You see, I live in subtropical Australia 🐨so our weather is quite different to yours.🦘 Surprisingly though, we can still grow most of the flowers that you grow, but with an adjusted growing period.💛🦜🧡 Thank you for this and all of your videos! 🌻🥀
Hi y'all....I'm from the east coast/mid north coast of Australia.....I love your vids....also, I really appreciate benefiting from your wealth of experience....you are so generous with sharing, for a newbie flower grower.....🌸🌻🌼
I loved the shot of the cat’s tail going through the flowers 😊
Me too!
You guys have a beautiful farm and I really like the way you guys do things. How do you plant your wildflower/sunflower fields for the U-cut?
You can make a map of where things are in your farm on a piece of paper that visitor can take with them while roaming in farm. Then have a big printed one on the wall where people can look also.
The progress you have made is inspiring!
Just beautiful! Y'all have really put your heart into your place.
Not interested in your chickens?! Why ever not? Chickens are so cute and clever. Thank you for the detailed breakdown of your presentation and process. I'm going to use some of your ideas to spiff up my workshop open house events.
Absolutely enjoyed and appreciated this vid!
I’d love for you to do a video on pest control. Do you deal with deer in Iowa?
So excited to learn
You guys look like you've really recovered from the storm and hit your stride again! I'm so happy for you!!! Do you give your customers pointers on how to tell which flowers are ready to be cut? Like the wiggle test for zinnias and cutting sunflowers when they have only partially opened? Or do you just let them go? That's one thing that I'm not sure how to handle with customers.
Where did you get your buckets and what size are they?
It’s all so beautiful and amazing! I could see where it would be overwhelming to decide where to start. I love your videos.
gave me some ideas for my you-pick! thank you so much!
👏🇨🇦 thoughtful and educational 😊 well done.
Do you have a limit on the number of flowers you allow people to cut? My goal is to see your farm one day. Love your videos.
"Fleur de UP" on your shirt- where are you from?
I'm in MI.
Do you suggest buying bright colors for equipment (buckets, snips etc) in case stuff gets lost on the farm (between the plants)?
What variety of sunflowers ares those?
Maybe laminate flower planting map of the you cut
Great video! How often and how long each day do you have the u-cut run?
2 days a week with a 4 hour window.
What about stem length?