9 Best Cut Flowers for a U-Pick Flower Farm| Gardening

This last year has been a great learning experience for me with what cut flowers work on my upick flower farm and what flowers didn't work. In this video I will take you around my farm and show you the 9 cut flowers that worked the best for my flower farm!

[@carynharmsworth3109]

I visited your farm yesterday and cut the most beautiful flowers! I was wondering what the names of them were so this is helpful!!

[@anniathome]

Thank you so much! This helps me plan well!

[@chicktrader]

Very nice flower farm this will be my first full year growing flowers for sale did test run last year and did great. good luck with your flowers this year.

[@groforit]

Very helpful video! Beautiful farm :)💐

[@claudettegross3792]

Thank you so much 😊

[@kenkouches7603]

Thanks for your advice. Just wondering what zone you are from. Thanks, and looking forward seeing more of your videos! Take care

[@tania1956]

Hi. Great video. You are a natural. I could not find your video of 8 flowers you will not be growing next year. Perhaps include the link in your video

[@claudettegross3792]

Thank you so much!! Yes it’s going to be my next video 😊💐

[@GraceFilledHomestead]

Thank you for this video ❤ I'm planning now!

[@hortonsflowerfarm5098]

Thank you :)

[@jamieheit5358]

Awesome!

[@claudettegross3792]

Thank you 😘

[@heatherlina]

1. Straw flower
2. Celosia
3. Rubeccia
4. Gumphrena
5. Marigolds
6. Zinnias
7. Sunflowers
8. Basil

[@hortonsflowerfarm5098]

Cosmos too!

[@heatherlina]

@hortonsflowerfarm5098 thank you! I watched it twice and kept coming up with 8, so I was hoping someone would see the short list and catch on to the flower I kept missing and fill me in on what it was. So, thank you.

[@dianem3024]

What damaged your Marigolds? Mine looked amazing until 2 weeks ago and I tried to save them with Need Oil but they look like they need to be pulled and tossed!

[@hortonsflowerfarm5098]

I think it was most likely a fungus. It happened right after the Japanese Beatles attacked them but I dont know if it is related. I am actually attending a flower farming conference tomorrow and will be asking there what there take on it is. I have read that the variety I planted African Marigolds are most prone to disease.