MY FIRST CUT FLOWER GARDEN: Flower Suggestions and Tips for a SUCCESSFUL First Cut Flower Garden
MY FIRST CUT FLOWER GARDEN: Flower Suggestions and Tips for a SUCCESSFUL First Cut Flower Garden
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I wish my garden weeds wildflower
So how do you get the pests off your flowers in order to deliver them?
Is it always true that the red-pink-white cosmos variety is rarely more than 50% germination? In my experience over last several years is that the yellow-orange variety of cosmos is the fastest, (or worst depending on your view) reseeder in the world! Zinnia and cosmos seeds are kinda similar in size but never get good germ on the pink cosmos while zinnias and yellow-orange cosmos are 90%+ germ.
Great info! Thanks
Yours were some of the first videos I watched when I first started gardening two years ago. I started simple like you suggested and have branched out to lots of different things and currently focus on native plants. I still love and appreciate your videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!
I absolutely love how you take pictures of your beautiful flowers. If I ever start a flower magazine, I would love to put your work on the cover And promote your work !
Great information here. All your flowers are looking gorgeous.
I love how you explain things!!
I always buy more zinnia seeds after watching your videos! Thank you for the info! Im growing so much more this year than last and sharing it on my channel as well 🙂
I fell in love with basil last year–so glad you included it! I am growing around 10 varieties of it this year!
Really enjoyed your video. Loving those double delight sunflowers. I am looking forward to growing more sunflowers this year. Zinnias I just haven’t managed to grow here in Scotland outdoors. I would love to though as they are a fantastic cut flower!
Another snowy day in Wisconsin so seeing colorful garden flowers is a special treat. 22 winter sowing jugs under the snow so far. So much to look forward to in the garden this spring and summer. Thanks for another enjoyable video!
Your channel is awesome. Keep the zinnia advice coming. Experimenting with growing them in a large new greenhouse for the first time.
Um also…YOUR GARDEN IS GORGEOUS!
How close do you sow your zinnias? I’m I. Georgia 7B and it’s so hot and humid. I don’t want to grow them so close that they don’t get good air flow. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge of flowers. I’m learning a lot. This is my first growing season -Moonshadow Flower Farm✌️❤️
Linda y bendecida noche
Getting my first small cut flower garden ready to go, mostly using the winter sowing method since I have limited space inside – Cosmos, Cleome, and Asters into soda bottles this afternoon! Also love the new thumbnails for your videos, really catches your eye when scrolling.
Your garden is beautiful, your channel is great. Thanks for sharing all your growing knowledge. I’m a beginner and this is very helpful.
Thanks for the helpful information and beautiful pictures.
Thanks!! What zinnia is at 1:30? It’s to die for!!!
Looking out at snow -2F. LOVED watching this video.
What part of Ky?
Any suggestions for colder wet summers? Basil and celosia dont grow at all at where i am.
I am excited to grow some new flowers this year… growing dahlias and zinnias and more sunflowers!!!
Wonderful video, thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I’m in Atlanta and I grew my first flowers 2 years ago. zinnia and cosmos were insanely easy to grow, I didn’t really know what I was doing and they looked amazing. This year I’m growing profusion zinnias. Next year I’m going to try bulbs, there’s just seemed advanced
I think those orange cosmos are actually a type of marigold. I like them for flower crowns.
Love all these flowers
another great video 🙂
Would you mind telling me how far apart you plant your zinnias, Snapdragons, Cosmos, & celosia?
Great info and encouragement!
Hey so I have watched your videos on having cut flowers in your landscape and I am thinking of doing something similar. My question is how do you take care of the ground your growing annuals in? Do you till? Do you just throw compost down in the small areas before you plant every time and just break up the ground with a shovel?
What a great video! 🙂 All of these are on my list for 2021 along with so many others
Thank you for another informative video, I hope to work up the nerve to try ranunculas, they intimidate me.
I love your garden tips and your videos just keep getting better! Great job!
Idk my zone. I’m a beginner. It’s cold here. Alway been told by my old timers to never plant before the first full moon in June. Frost usually comes around mid September to ward the end more so but we do get 23/24 hrs of sun light in June and lots in July. I want to plant Gladiolas (my all time fav) any hints?? Please!!!!
Thank you for your video! It was super informative. My husband and I are avid gardeners and have several gardens on our property…woodland garden, pond garden, perennial garden and vegetables. This year we are designing a cut flower garden. We don’t have a greenhouse or planting lights…so I am going to try my hand at planting the seeds directly in the soil. We live in PA and are zone 6. I realize that our bloom time will be later due to this…any tips would be appreciated.
Great information!
So pretty! I can’t wait for this summer’s flower gardening. I love zinnias.
Thank you so much for your videos.