I’m a non-farmer in the USA, but I LOVE your videos!! I wish my Mom was still with us as she loved growing flowers and she discovered TH-cam before she passed. I would have subscribed her to your channel. I wish you only the best, Sarah. ❤
Hi Sarah I love all your videos and the fact that you bring up regenerative gardening. My friend Jayne has started a podcast called The Composter podcast. She is a second generation compost farmer. And thanks for all the beautiful blooms.
Compost making is very addictive! And very time consuming with all that chopping and turning. I also bokashi and started a Johnson’s su. I love your videos, enjoy your lovely new microscope.
The thing I love about regenerative farming is how simple so many of the solutions are - like the worm casting teas you are building up to. Amazing how resilient nature can be!!
Around the 21.40 minute mark, did you mean plants with a reading above 12? Your channel is great. I've been testing the BRIX on my farm too and trying hard to improve it. Your flowers are beautiful.
Really interested to hear about improving the microbiology in soil so keep telling us about your experiences and plans and looking forward to taking an online workshop Love the video Sarah
In Jenny’s Notill podcast, they talked about using molasses as a soil drench to get BRIX up. I used it to keep cucumber beetles off my amaranth & it does seem to make a difference.
recommend looking into ducks for the composting also you can make nitrogen rich fertiliser using a paddling pool for them, they’re very good for slugs etc it’ll be a big trend in the coming years 😊
@@bloomandgray ah yes chickens tend to scratch up the soil and peck things they shouldn’t. My best friend has a regen farm in Pembrookshire parc Carreg have a look if you have time he knows a lot. They planned on doing flowers also on a very similar path so maybe worth a look 😊 peace
Congratulations Sarah on creating the on line workshops. I bet they will be a huge success. Thank you so much for the regenerative farming content. Can't wait for more.
Hi from Norway! I'm super inspired by your flower farm, and I am currently planning on how to incorporate more flowers in my veg garden, more so for pollinators, medicine, and beauty than for selling bouquets full time on my part. But I wouldnt mind selling a bouquet here and there at markets when we sell our veg. All the best!
Hi! I’m heading in a similar direction this year too. Adding more veg to the flowers!! Looking forward to seeing a combination of both on the farm this year ❤️
Your environmental standards are so high ! I respect that but can't imagine how you cope on your own. My first year is winding down and I am completely on my own. I love your channel and come to it for inspiration
I'm really glad you're getting that telescope, I'm interested in those images myself. I have heard if you have really healthy plants they should do well against pests. Side note, I'd leave that weed fabric for a few months, I don't when you expect your first frost, but I'd let it go as long as possible. I did see Charles Dowding mention, as a surprise to him they recent had a light frost already.
Nice! Your videos should be seen by more watchers. May I repost your channel without changing anything on the clean platform named Ganjing World? Thank you!
Loving the compost and cover crop information, as I am getting ready to do the same. So excited to get into your online workshops. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Sarah, thank you for sharing all the useful info. You're certainly right it's important to look after the soil biology and composting (more to it than I thought) looking forward to learning more so we can keep producing those fabulous plants and flowers. I'll be signing up for the online workshop, love your bouquets you make it look so easy. Best wishes
Hi Janie, I would recommend John Kempf’s podcast, Diego footer ‘in search of soil’, ‘nutrition farming’ by Graeme Sait, no till flowers podcast, no till market garden, ‘what’s brewing, a compost tea podcast’, to name a few. X
I’m a non-farmer in the USA, but I LOVE your videos!! I wish my Mom was still with us as she loved growing flowers and she discovered TH-cam before she passed. I would have subscribed her to your channel. I wish you only the best, Sarah. ❤
Hi Sarah
I love all your videos and the fact that you bring up regenerative gardening.
My friend Jayne has started a podcast called The Composter podcast.
She is a second generation compost farmer. And thanks for all the beautiful blooms.
I ❤️ your channel and videos and enjoy them so much. Thank you for sharing them. Blessings.
Compost making is very addictive! And very time consuming with all that chopping and turning. I also bokashi and started a Johnson’s su. I love your videos, enjoy your lovely new microscope.
I love the idea of your regenerative farming.I hope you will have successful journey whatever your aiming for your successful farming.
The thing I love about regenerative farming is how simple so many of the solutions are - like the worm casting teas you are building up to. Amazing how resilient nature can be!!
Around the 21.40 minute mark, did you mean plants with a reading above 12? Your channel is great. I've been testing the BRIX on my farm too and trying hard to improve it. Your flowers are beautiful.
Really interested to hear about improving the microbiology in soil so keep telling us about your experiences and plans and looking forward to taking an online workshop Love the video Sarah
I’m looking forward to your soil health videos, and what you see in the microscope - just my cup of compost tea😊
In Jenny’s Notill podcast, they talked about using molasses as a soil drench to get BRIX up. I used it to keep cucumber beetles off my amaranth & it does seem to make a difference.
recommend looking into ducks for the composting also you can make nitrogen rich fertiliser using a paddling pool for them, they’re very good for slugs etc it’ll be a big trend in the coming years 😊
I’d love to have ducks & chickens but we have pretty busy foxes around the farm so they’d have to be kept in a high security area!!
@@bloomandgray ah yes chickens tend to scratch up the soil and peck things they shouldn’t. My best friend has a regen farm in Pembrookshire parc Carreg have a look if you have time he knows a lot. They planned on doing flowers also on a very similar path so maybe worth a look 😊 peace
Love hearing about soil regeneration!
Congratulations Sarah on creating the on line workshops. I bet they will be a huge success. Thank you so much for the regenerative farming content. Can't wait for more.
Love the workshop! 💐
Hi from Norway! I'm super inspired by your flower farm, and I am currently planning on how to incorporate more flowers in my veg garden, more so for pollinators, medicine, and beauty than for selling bouquets full time on my part. But I wouldnt mind selling a bouquet here and there at markets when we sell our veg. All the best!
Hi! I’m heading in a similar direction this year too. Adding more veg to the flowers!! Looking forward to seeing a combination of both on the farm this year ❤️
Your environmental standards are so high ! I respect that but can't imagine how you cope on your own.
My first year is winding down and I am completely on my own.
I love your channel and come to it for inspiration
I'm really glad you're getting that telescope, I'm interested in those images myself. I have heard if you have really healthy plants they should do well against pests. Side note, I'd leave that weed fabric for a few months, I don't when you expect your first frost, but I'd let it go as long as possible. I did see Charles Dowding mention, as a surprise to him they recent had a light frost already.
Nice! Your videos should be seen by more watchers. May I repost your channel without changing anything on the clean platform named Ganjing World? Thank you!
Loving the compost and cover crop information, as I am getting ready to do the same. So excited to get into your online workshops. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Sarah, thank you for sharing all the useful info. You're certainly right it's important to look after the soil biology and composting (more to it than I thought) looking forward to learning more so we can keep producing those fabulous plants and flowers. I'll be signing up for the online workshop, love your bouquets you make it look so easy. Best wishes
So excited. I’ve just bought the hand tied bouquet workshop. Can’t wait to get picking what’s left in the garden to have a go with.
Thank you! I hope you get value from it 🌸 I’d love to hear feedback from you 😁
Looking forward to following these exciting projects over the next videos. Where do you get your cress seeds from please Sarah?
ciao Sara! forse sono le piante di eucalipto che danno fastiodio alle dahlie, so che rilasciano una sostanza che inibisce la crescita di alcune piante
Would love to see some close up shots of your flowers!!
Do you cover your Hardy annuals when you've planted them out to protect from frost?
Hi Sarah. could you recommend some regenerative farming podcasts and channels please. x
Hi Janie, I would recommend John Kempf’s podcast, Diego footer ‘in search of soil’, ‘nutrition farming’ by Graeme Sait, no till flowers podcast, no till market garden, ‘what’s brewing, a compost tea podcast’, to name a few. X
what kind of spray were you using and why? 💐
It's not a tour, you just talking for 30 minutes, bored