June 2024: New perennials, Ranunculus update and growing peonies from seed, in Australia.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Growing flowers and gardening is my passion, join me for a garden tour where we discuss what has been successful and what changes are proposed for season Two.
My name is Jaclyn and I am a first year flower farmer and you-tube novice! I hope you are enjoying my videos on flower farming, gardening and country life in rural NSW.
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My garden is located in Central West NSW Australia in the USA hardiness zone equivalent of zone 8a/b. Join me to explore my existing homestead garden and come along for my journey where I learn about developing my cut flower farm, growing cut flowers, vegetables and homesteading in rural Australia.
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Hi, I'm always a bit jealous of your garden and love the updates. I couldn't resist buying a few peonies after I saw the ones on your video. This past year has been mostly learning the cut flower business and there's just so much more to learn. I have my 4 raised beds filled now and am waiting for my roses to arrive. I'm also planting many greenery plant varieties at the moment, being 65 I'm hoping to live long enough to see my gardens mature. Bought 4 more fruit trees yesterday that I have planted into very large grow bags. Fingers crossed they are happy and will give me some fruits. I bought a cherry tree, pipless mandarin, plum and a peach tree that has golden branches when dormant. Have a lovely day. 💐💚
It’s fun planting and trialing new plants. It’s funny I’m 45 and feel the same way you do! I keep thinking…5 years for peonies, I’ll have to wait until I’m 50 before I can enjoy the flowers 🫣. Thanks for your ongoing support!
So pleased to see someone else growing Dutch Iris!! I think they are great and one of the best come back bulbs ! I'm struggling with my rannuculas this season, mine were all corms I kept from last season. And wow to your Billy buttons, I've tried twice and not got one up yet. But you've encouraged me to give them another go.😊 I am a bit on the 'less effort' side of things, and have had great success direct sowing strawflowers. I totally get your trial run patches.....I do the same. ...not much point growing something that doesn't cope with your environment, I feel. Might as well work with more of what does work. But it's fun experimenting😉💐🙋♀️
Hi Janelle, I love Dutch Iris, they were my wedding flowers, they are also so carefree to grow and harvest. I haven’t had much success growing Billy buttons when direct sowing in the field but in the greenhouse they work well, they must need reliable moisture. Thanks for watching and keep experimenting, you’re right, it’s great fun!
Enjoy seeing all your trial flowers, thanks for the tour. Inspired by your patience, I have tried Rannuculus and Anenome from seed with some success, don’t expect flowers this year, but hopefully they will grow corms.
I would like to try growing ranunculus also from seed and may try saving seed this summer. I m glad you have had some success with this, it gives me hope! Thanks for watching and commenting.