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How I’m planning next year’s cut flower patch with Higgledy Garden seeds
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2022
- Flower farmer and florist Georgie Newbery is beginning to consider what she'll grow in her cut flower fields next season. She's got together with her friend and colleague Ben of www.higgledygarden.com to curate a selection of flowers which make a really beautiful AND useful mix of flowers for cutting from next spring into early summer. She'll be sowing this mix at her online session in September so do book a place then, but in the meantime, if you're in the UK do order this mix which is a cool blues and whites combination with a tiny bit of warmth from lilac and pink and a dash of lemon. It's often difficult to choose when faced with the whole list of a seed catalogue - Georgie helps you choose what to sow here, and takes you through the considerations which mean she's picked these varieties over others.
If you enjoy the tips and tricks Georgie gives you here, or would simply like to support the channel, the link to her Buy Me a Coffee page is Here: You can buy me a coffee here www.buymeacoff...
You might like to join Georgie on her online workshop - The Sowing Hardy Annuals Workshop - which you can join in with from around the world www.commonfarm...
If you'd like to join Georgie on any of her other flower farming, floristry or small business workshops do have a look at the calendar here and book your place: www.commonfarm...
If you're booking a place on our workshops the website will ask you to choose a delivery date - any date will do! And if you can't join our sessions live then you are still very welcome to book as we send the recording and notes of the workshop out to everyone afterwards, so you can download the session and refer back to it as and when you need to.
Follow Georgie on instagram @commonfarmflowers
And on Twitter you can find Georgie at / theflowerfarmer
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Thankyou for you just being you...enjoy your video's...Michelle Horse Creek Queensland Australia 💜🙋♀️💜
Hello Queensland!
That is so helpful. As you say, so many seed packets giving so much advice can be confusing. You've made it so simple.. Thank you. I'm now going to go through my flower seeds!!
Glad to have been able to help x
Thanks i had a look at the site. Not only does he have some beautiful flower seed but its great fun reading the descriptions. Like your videos always cheerful 😀
I bought this years seeds from Higgley garden, after watching one of your videos at the begining of the year ! I have been thrilled with the quailty of my flowers & adore the seed packets :) Love you are working together & love this collection :)
Enjoy!
oh Georgie~ what a collection of fun & beauty! How I dream that Benjamin & Higgledy shipped to the US!!!
I think he does too x
Thank you very much! It is very-very useful for me!
Glad to hear that! x
Surviving this horrible hot summer is my 1st goal. Then comes moving to a more temperate climate. However, I have already ordered and received my seeds. I will be ready
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Eeek, well, im not sure moving to a more temperate climate will be a fix as climate change is affecting everywhere 😱
Such an informative video, you've really inspired me to have a cut flower patch on my allotment
Wonderful! x
🌈🌸🌈🌸fabulousness
thank you x
This got me thinking about the seeds I have around my house that I will need to sow..but I'll also need to sit and plan where to place them too, thx Georgia ,I now know what it must feel like to be in your head, for a moment🤏 anyway 😉✌️
Ah Thankyou x
Big higgeldy fan here....unfortunately i live across the canal . Did manage to order his hardy annual bundle just before Brexit, saved seeds and still enjoying them.
Excellent - of Brexit was such a BAD idea x
Brexit has really affected/inhibited my shopping habits. Very frustrating. Irene (Amsterdam)
Love it, all of yours , hope to use those suggestions thankyou
Enjoy! X
Great video with so many helpful suggestions. Look forward to sowing along. Thank you as ever 🌱
Goodoh x
Fantastic !!! Just the inspiration I was needing !!! Thank you 💙🌱🌷
My pleasure x
lové
Merci x
Thank you for the lovely information.
Any time x
The seed heads from the nigella are also beautiful .. and perfect to use for structure. Thinking and visualizing this color palette I
Just bought myself some Phlox paniculata Donau and Phlox paniculata 'Flame Blue'.
Heaven x
The website carries your book! Thank you for all the inspiration. Turns out my friend's flower farm pipe dream may become my real dream. I have been doing the research and the trial plantings.
Go for it!
Great video! So informative! :)))
We’ll you know we xxx 😘
Never managed to get larkspur to do more than germinate! and didin't know they were poisonous either!
every day's a school day x
Very useful information, ordered some biennials from Higgledy earlier this year (after your recommendation) they're coming along lovely, can't make my mind up which bundle to buy the 'Georgie Newbery mix' or the 'Higgers & Hinks Mix'? May end up purchasing both!! (keep the competition fair) lol, as always thank you for sharing.
Oh I would Deff have both x
Hi yes higgledy garden seed looks wonderful would love to order some .do you know if they deliver to France as would like to support the little man also your blue white mix sounds good cheers
Sadly Higgledy only deliver in the UK xxx
Im getting married on the 27th May next year in Kent, would love to use these for flowers. When should I plant these to get them ready in time please? Or would they not flower in time for late May? Thanks.
Depends on the spring we have: warm, few frosts, plenty of sunshine and you might find a good few in flowers: cold, frosty nights in April, dry and it might not work. If you have access to a poly tunnel you will deff have them for then. xxx
I wish they ship in the U.S😩
So do they x
So inspiring! When would you sow for a wedding at the end of July in Scotland?
April 15 x
@@theflowerfarmer thank you
My daughter is getting married next April 30th 2023- l bought both packets but sadly don’t think l will have any ready for then do you?- any magic thoughts on what l could grow apart from daffodils and tulips? Love all your videos thank you X
ranunculus? anemones?
@@theflowerfarmer oh thank you l love ranunculus but have never grown them- l didn’t realise they flowered early . Your flower farm is still looking beautiful ❤️
@@janewillis140 Thankyou - good luck!
Also, this year I grew cerinthy, and for some reason they are very short. Just like my bells of Ireland were last year. Any idea why?
Possibly a bit dry?
Hi,where can get good seeds cut flowers?thanks.
in the Uk I recommend Higgledy Garden, Chiltern Seeds, Kings Seeds, and Plants of Distinction - for very unusual varieties try Special Plants north of Bath x
What is the name of the company you use for your seeds?
Www.Higgledygarden.com