Second Year Flower Farming, Growing Cut Flowers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ม.ค. 2024
- Hello! Second year hobby level flower summer gave a lot of joy and unexpected lessons from mother nature. I hope you enjoy video as I enjoy my summer in flower field! Never give up to follow your dreams...
oh, my... hard work it is to flower farming... but they are beautiful...
Hello from Virginia, USA. This is the most inspirational flower video I have seen. Good luck to you in 2024!
👋 Hello from the USA. I wanted to say thank you for sharing this inspiring story. All the success and failures you have had but still kept going on and produced a beautiful flower garden. I have to say that you must be the hardest working gardener I have ever seen! You are amazing and I hope you share more videos like this one! Excellent work!
Thank you, thank you, thank you for so nice comment :) Comments like this gives energy for next season.
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It was a little but heartbreaking having to see you compost all of those dahlias! Hopefully you were able to save some. Thanks for sharing your journey. ❤
Can you please post more often, every two weeks please. Your farm looks amazing! Please show walk through of the fields throughout the season. How you prepare the land. What plants you are growing this year. The different methods you are using to grow the seeds, i.e. compost mix, direct sowing, use of heat, nicking the seed with scissors or sand paper.
Have you ever thought about a ‘you pick’ farm? Customers come to you. You will make more money on the tea and coffee than the flowers.
You have one of the best looking farm set up that I have seen. Keep up the great work!
Beautiful garden. Both joy and sadness in this video, but still so very inspiring. ❤
It was such a plaisir watching you bild this peace of paradise , you are such a smart and hard working women very inspirant i send you love from algeria and wish you the same happinesse you gave us thanks you for sharing
Thank you so much for this video 🌸🌼💐 you are great
You are Awesome! Never give up, you Have Successfully accomplished your Goal. Keep it up!
Thank you Jessica for your great support :)
We know how we don’t care if it’s hard work the end result is all worth it!
I watch so many flower growing videos, and I have to tell you this is one of the most beautiful and inspirational videos I have seen. It is very moving, and I thank you for sharing this with us. I'm sharing with others and saving to watch many times again
Thank you so much :)
Beautiful, and so much work!! You did a wonderful job! I am so sorry about the rain, it was very bad last summer, with no water at first and then rain all the time. Up here in Estonia, we also had wind. Is the wind a problem for you?
How did the zinnia flowers manage the rain? They look gorgeous!
Could you do a a video on how much you were able to make in profits? What flowers produced the greatest revenue? And a hourly rate for how much you'd be making based on the number of hours you worked?
Wow! Your flowers are beautiful and on another level! Keep it up!
This is lovely, and so inspirational. My dream is to grow cut flowers on a small scale to sell market bouquets... thank you for this!
I also really like flowers and growing flowers. The feeling of planting, caring for and waiting for the first flower buds to bloom is magical. I feel very happy when I can create flowers filled with color. After a busy day and seeing your flower garden bloom, what could be better, right?
Wow! Very impressive!
Beautifully done!
Hello from Poland
I look at your garden and I am full of admiration.
I'm curious, what are the names of the flowers you grow?
Greetings
Ļoti labs video! Man prieks par Jūsu darbiņiem :) Tā tik turpināt!!
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Beautiful flowers 💐
Thank you so much 🙂
Thank you for sharing. You are amazing. Best wishes and good luck for this 2024 season from a flower farmer up here in Finland.
Thank you so much! Finland is my absolute favorite country by many years. Good luck also to you and success in summer 2024 :)
Your kind words warms me up in this January coldness. Your snapdragons looks so good. May I ask where do you get your snap seeds? I source my seeds mainly from Muller and Vreekens in NL. Sure I also save seeds..
I order seeds from Muller- top quality. Also here in Latvia we have Onava and Agrimatco Latvia. Those are top places from where I order seeds. I didn't know about Vreekens, this is good information, thank you.@@juha7830
Yes Vreekens prices are more reasonable. Thank you for these names of your local suppliers. We still have time to order more seeds. I will start already lisianthus and eucalyptus this month. Snaps in february. Hope we have mild spring so we can start early in the polytunnel/hoophouse.
I sell 80 % to florists and 20 % in farmers market in Tampere region. How about you?
I sell around 50/50 florists and local market. Biggest challenge is managing everything, full time work and then flower farm as a experimental hobby. Picking, selling, finding customers in the same time take all my energy in peak season... probably need to find some helping hands and grow bigger. Time will show :)
And still my '' bread work" are in school as in full time teacher.@@juha7830
Magical place you have created!
Is it mother's and daughter's project?
Best friends project 🤗
Amazing pictures and the colours are overwhelming. Are you charging when latvians arrive for taking pictures for social media?
nobody has been arrived so far ;-)
Can you tell me where you got your fence? It seems like it came in sections rather than a long roll. Is that right? Thanks
I like your farm , what state you live?
Simply impressive! Your plot is so large! Did you make out ok financially this year overall?
Thank you for comment. Financially not in minuses, small pluses :)
Thank Goodness! I'm keeping my fingers crossed and saying a prayer that 2024 is going to be even betterfor you than last year with some lessons that are a bit less painful! I truly admire your persistence, stamina, and discipline. Also, you have made a beautiful patch on earth! This will help me in my garden in Bulgaria this year.@@LazyCrazyCows