G’day from Eynesbury, Australia! Ha ha, i have just had the experience of direct sowing seeds and then not being able to decipjer the weeds from the seedlings. Love your work, thanks for teaching newbies like myself!
Thank you for adding in the specific type of Marigold for cutting! I've been searching for what type to use! 🏵🌼 Looking forward to spring in northern Indiana!
Benarys I will start soon for the first time for my 2022 flower and garden Shoppe!! I've had some beautiful purple prince and pink luminaria , started the bachelor buttons mixed early fall and every month thru the winter!!!
All lovely choices. Last yr you gave me the heads up about Larkspur needing cold stratification, so I'm ready for it this season, Thanks again. No freezer and fridge experiment this time, which did work =^)
Love the zinnias.. Was just wondering why there are no Canary Bird yellow shining in your garden.. They're my favorite!! Meteor comes in second.. Thanks for sharing what you do!
Hi! thank you so much for the helpful videos you provide! I bought Johnny's Benary's Giant Mix Zinnias and didn't realize they recommend transplanting. Have you every tried direct sowing these? I planned to plant them in a large section of my raised beds and don't want to waist the space if they won't produce. Thanks!
Awesome video as always. I have a question. When you make a bouquet how many stems do you use and is your market price per stem no matter the type of flowers? And were do you come up with the price, is there a resource for this info. Thanks for any help You guys are awesome, been learning so much. Have a Happy and Blessed day
Just an idea...could you touch on allergies from flowers. I experienced BAD itching cutting zinnias last year...didnt realize it was the zinnia stems that were doing it until I was watching FlowerHillFarm and she commented on the stems bothering her. I have ordered and plan to start some Amaranth this Spring. Should I be concerned about being around it? I know some are more sensitive than others, but could you touch on some that are known to be more ...potent..than others?
You should only worry about hairy stemmed flowers. Sunflowers are another one with a hairy stem. Jenn can’t cut them bc it makes her hands itch terribly.
Awesome list love it It is the 2nd day of spring in Australia (2 Sept) and looking at growing some fpllowers as I love them. I have directed sowed and can't work out weeds from plants my round garden, I am at the moment pulling weeds from poppies that have come up! Love Ammi have you grown Chocolate Lace Flower or Pink Queen Anne's Lace? As you have grown Ammi? The chocolate/pink flowers are ao divine I have some seeds going to put in some trays. Zinnias are an absolute fav (all flowers are but Zinnas are a riot of colour!) Was going to grow aranth but I get hayfever 😬😵💫🤯🤧🤧🤧🤧 @PepperHarrowFlowerFarm In Australia we say Basil as (Baz zil) and Zinnia (Zin e a)
I'm supposed to be done buying seeds but now yall got me wanting to buy some ammi! All great choices.
Don't do it sister!!! 🤣
@@mapleleafbarn too late!! 🤣
Thanks 👍
You have me wanting to grow flowers around and in our Bessie garden.
Love these!!! :) This is one of my favorite parts of gardening, the excitement of catalogs and planning!
No amaranth for me then lol The ammi mixed with sunflowers look so stunning!
Thanks for another great video !!!!
Great suggestions !!!
#1 fan from Pittsburgh 🌻
I just have to say I love the matchy matchy outfits!! This needs to happen more often!
Love it! Haha! 💗💗💗
G’day from Eynesbury, Australia! Ha ha, i have just had the experience of direct sowing seeds and then not being able to decipjer the weeds from the seedlings. Love your work, thanks for teaching newbies like myself!
Love videos like this!
Thank you for adding in the specific type of Marigold for cutting! I've been searching for what type to use! 🏵🌼 Looking forward to spring in northern Indiana!
Benarys I will start soon for the first time for my 2022 flower and garden Shoppe!! I've had some beautiful purple prince and pink luminaria , started the bachelor buttons mixed early fall and every month thru the winter!!!
All lovely choices. Last yr you gave me the heads up about Larkspur needing cold stratification, so I'm ready for it this season, Thanks again. No freezer and fridge experiment this time, which did work =^)
Love the zinnias.. Was just wondering why there are no Canary Bird yellow shining in your garden.. They're my favorite!! Meteor comes in second.. Thanks for sharing what you do!
Right Ammi it is!
I like you two wear matching outfits! 💋
Amazing share!
💙 You two are adorable, as my kids would say "twinsies"! I'm curious to know if Adam can work with the ameranth after it's dry 🤔
Not when it’s dry either 😢
Your flowers are beautiful. How do you protect from deer and rabbits?
Any deer resistant favorites?
Thank You
Hi! thank you so much for the helpful videos you provide! I bought Johnny's Benary's Giant Mix Zinnias and didn't realize they recommend transplanting. Have you every tried direct sowing these? I planned to plant them in a large section of my raised beds and don't want to waist the space if they won't produce. Thanks!
Awesome video as always. I have a question. When you make a bouquet how many stems do you use and is your market price per stem no matter the type of flowers? And were do you come up with the price, is there a resource for this info. Thanks for any help
You guys are awesome, been learning so much. Have a Happy and Blessed day
Great idea for a video! We’ll out something together later in the spring to address this
Just an idea...could you touch on allergies from flowers. I experienced BAD itching cutting zinnias last year...didnt realize it was the zinnia stems that were doing it until I was watching FlowerHillFarm and she commented on the stems bothering her. I have ordered and plan to start some Amaranth this Spring. Should I be concerned about being around it? I know some are more sensitive than others, but could you touch on some that are known to be more ...potent..than others?
You should only worry about hairy stemmed flowers. Sunflowers are another one with a hairy stem. Jenn can’t cut them bc it makes her hands itch terribly.
@@PepperHarrow thank you!! That's good to know as well. I ordered almost every color of the procut series .
Not a flower farmer, but I want a small cutting garden for my home. I have seeds for everything but amaranth, which I'll give a miss.
Where do you source your seeds from?
I always happen to match my husband, I don’t know how that happens lol
Do deer eat your flowers? It doesn’t look like you’ve got fences.
They do eat some. We use portable electric fences when necessary
What state are you in ????
Iowa
Awesome list love it
It is the 2nd day of spring in Australia (2 Sept) and looking at growing some fpllowers as I love them. I have directed sowed and can't work out weeds from plants my round garden, I am at the moment pulling weeds from poppies that have come up!
Love Ammi have you grown Chocolate Lace Flower or Pink Queen Anne's Lace? As you have grown Ammi? The chocolate/pink flowers are ao divine I have some seeds going to put in some trays. Zinnias are an absolute fav (all flowers are but Zinnas are a riot of colour!) Was going to grow aranth but I get hayfever 😬😵💫🤯🤧🤧🤧🤧
@PepperHarrowFlowerFarm
In Australia we say Basil as (Baz zil) and Zinnia (Zin e a)