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Flower Farm to Market 💐 Harvesting, Arranging & Selling Flowers at the Market & Setting up the Stall
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- In today's video I'm back with another market vlog! Join me whilst I harvest, arrange and bring some bouquets to our local village market. We're finally at a stage where I'm regularly harvesting dahlias, zinnias and strawflowers to put together our summer bouquets and I'm loving the variety! I chat through the entire process of how to harvest flowers and bring them to a market and include a breakdown for how we did at the end of the day and how much money we made. Hope you enjoy!
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Timestamps
00:00 Harvesting flowers from my backyard cut flower farm
14:59 Arranging flowers and market prep
28:39 Market day
36:56 How we did overall
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Welcome to my channel, The Nature Patch where I like to share all things gardening, cooking, environmental science and flower farming in my Australian bushland backyard in south coast NSW.
My name is Robyn, an environmental scientist, and flower farmer. I have recently completed my PhD in understanding how people's wellbeing and their connection to nature is impacted by land use change but now I'm taking a break from research to pursue a dream of owning a flower farm. I've always loved gardening and nature and lately have been interested in growing my own organic food!
On this channel you'll find videos relating to garden tours, 'how to' videos, composting, soil health and how to start a flower farm.
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🤎 Filmed and edited on Yuin country. I acknowledge and pay respects to Traditional Owners of the land past, present and emerging. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.
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Stunning flowers. Great video Robyn!
Hello, have a good day with what you're doing
Yeah I enjoy watching the shows in the winter time cuz where I'm at Pennsylvania it's cold out here so all of our flowers and plants are all sleep so I'm the one with the 30s at memorial Park in Pennsylvania and I was on here just a little bit ago too but I enjoy watching all the flower Farmers show their flowers and stuff especially this time of the year when I can't see mine okay talk to you later thank you
So glad you can enjoy all the colour while it’s winter where you are! One of my favourite things in winter is to watch all the gardens in the northern hemisphere to get inspired 🥰
I don’t know how much feverfew is too much, but every time i plant more i still wish i had more more!
Hi Robyn 👋 I love this video ❤you make this look so relaxing 😌 and the way you wrap is really cool I hadn’t seen that little cut you do at the bottom of the paper I’m going to try that! ❤
Love your videos . I have enough land to start a little backyard flower farm near Brisbane with my daughter-in-law. We are very familiar with Markets so I have a bit of an in there. Have planted some Echinacea and find that they grow well, look lovely and keep well as I’ve cut flowers. We are wondering why you don’t seem to have any growing in your gardens.
That’s awesome! I think selling flowers at markets around Brisbane would do really well granted you’re not too close to the Rocklea markets. I’d love to plant some echinacea and started some seeds but none germinated :/ I think I’m going to have to find some as plants and get them in ☺️
Hi ya Robyn always so interesting to watch and listen to thanks for sharing 🙏. Take care and stay safe cheers from Qld ♻️🌺🪱😭🌾⛈️🥵🥰
You must be on the other side of the equator from me. How interesting to see you do everything much as the flower farmers in the US, only in January! I’m thinking of doing some selling this summer, to help pay for my seeds! My gardening is a hobby, but it’s becoming a big hobby.😊. Good video. I subscribed!
You do such a good job on take a job on your arrangements they're so pretty okay I'm the one with 30 gardens at memorial Park in New Kensington PA and I do a few arrangements but mostly it's for people just to walk through and and enjoy the flowers I've been doing 1820 years now so I enjoy it so talk to you later
Thank you! That must be so rewarding! I’d love to start planting more flowers around the garden to not cut and just to enjoy 🥰
Lovely mix of dahlias 😍
Thank you! I’m in love with all of them this year 😍
Enjoyed your video! I'm in canberra and only have artificial turf at my rental so living vicariously through your beautiful flower farm💛 thanks for sharing the sales figures. Curious what the net profit was after labor and materials for the day?
Do you know who has the block with weeds? Maybe it’s an elderly person who can’t get down there that would appreciate some help clearing 😅
We do ☺️ I’ll definitely ask next time I see them - it’s just a bit tricky to get in and with dogs around
End of holidays people will be doing the big shopping for back to school elsewhere and the tourists won’t be buying a lot of food as they’re heading home
I agree,with the smaller less expensive bunches I think I know that market and you need to sell to the demographic
Absolutely it’s a strange time for markets ☺️
Do you have fever few seeds? And if you do how much?
Is earning in flower work or not?