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Thank you for making a video and sharing your information. One thought: Personally, I don't use zip ties because they are single-use plastic objects that are bad for the environment. Instead, I use green rubber coated wire cut to appropriate lengths for several types of garden projects, including attaching grid fencing material to t-posts. Rubber coated wire is fabulous, useful material that blends in nicely with greenery!

Thanks, I’ve been through 3/4 of a packet of seeds and only have a few left, I’ll give this a go

الدين عند الله الإسلام راحه سعاده وكل اللي يدخل يشعر براحه وسكينه دين حق وصحيح ويكفي انكي تعبدين الله الذي أنعم عليك بكل شي ما تعيدينه شي ثاني خساره يمضي عمركم وانتو ما تعبدون الله الذي من عليكم بكل النعم خساره

Wowww no sabía que habían más colores. Gracias por enseñarme que hay más tonos de colores.

Great video. I learnt something. Brilliant!

I have a branching sunflower already in bloom, currently has flowers producing all above the stem and the entire plant is probably 3 to 4 feet in height. Can you still pinch the first big head flower or once it’s blooming? Is it too late?

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Omygosh what would you recommend for starting to give the moms a year break?

Good idea❤

Can I collect seeds from my cut flower bouquet I received from a friend?

I think a world map would look absolutely gorgeous!!!

That is such a smart concept! And they're really prettyyy

Thank you.

Thank you!

Such a beautiful idea! Too bad I live in Canada 😅

I have a little different variety and mine are much bigger. I grew “ climbing okra” 50 yrs ago. I have some of these 4-5 ft long. We’ve been eating some of the smaller one but are letting the big ones go. I’m in zone 8b and it’s still in the 90’s.

Thank you for sharing Gomphrena in various colors

Can you please give me a list of all the flowers that you used in that video?

This is my first year growing loofas. We are into October with frost expected tonigit. All of my loofas are very green, can i leave them on the vine thru the frost?

I am thinking of starting a project on how much does one acre of agriculture produce?

Good tips. I've definitely been cutting them too short!

Yay. Wonderful video. I grew loofas from seed. Yes, my arch weakened by the heavy gourds. Two of the largest are drying with the skin on. Is that another way to harvest? They were light green and the exterior needs to be dryer,

*Very* helpful. Thank you for walking through the different steps, and why (esp for dahlias!)

This is great info all my zinnias blew over this year with all the storms we’ve had so this will be good for next year. 2 questions do you do dahlias this way? How high do you typically start the netting?

🇨🇦 your bouquets are beautiful

🇨🇦 I found your video while scrolling for flower drying ideas. I subscribed because you tell it straight to the point and show everything very simply. I can’t wait to see more. I hope to find a video telling me the names of all those beautiful flowers ☺️

Another great explanation about cutting at an angle. I've heard to do that with roses, but never knew why until just now. Thank you again for such an excellent tutorial!!!

That's the problem I've had this year as a third year zinnia hobbyist. My first year, I never pruned the first flower because it didn't look expired. As a direct result, that plant never produced another bloom. Subsequently, I gave up trying to grow zinnias for years after that disappointment. My second year, giving it another try after some basic research as the internet took off... I was thrilled with the results from simply cutting that first flower that never looked like it needed to be cut. And they claim that ignorance is bliss. This is my third year growing zinnias and I have been cutting to the next shoot with a bud. I was wrong once again. Thank you so very much for the gardening tips!!!

My first year growing loofphs and I did as the pkg suggested and just planted them in hills. Spreading like crazy and know I understand about the male and female blooms! I am just wondering with them being on the ground how they will dry? Have you had any experiences with growing them on the ground? I have some HUGE loofphs. Planted in May (Iowa) and in July/Aug finally started getting fruit forming.

A suggestion because I adore your content; invest in an inexpensive lavalier mic that you can bluetooth to the camera, so your voice is more present. The ambient distance makes me turn up my pc, and then I forget it's turned up, and the next video gives me brain damage from ultra decibels. Flowers!!

Do you still sell these boxes?

Hi just heard of you through Cog Hill.. Jason really wants a wether ( and Brooke is not far behind ).. I was wondering do you sell their wool after shearing or is there any useful thing to be made from it?

Cog Hill sent me. -Letha 😊

Starting growing this year. I love the plant it's beautiful. Fingers crossed mine turn out beautiful. I've got some big ones. Just had to put in 4x4 posts to hold up. I'm loving growing them.

New sub. Came over from Coghillfarm

Cheer~~~~open-meshed material made by knotting together twine, wire, rope, or thread.😊

Very informative! I’m growing a ton of zinnias for my daughter’s wedding centerpieces. Now I know the flowers to avoid cutting. 😊

What type scissors are you using to cut the flowers?

So beautifull!!!

This is very helpful, thank you! Just curious though - that first ‘shoot’ to come out is the actual shoot, not the root, isn’t it? I would have thought that’s the bit that will grow up to the light, not down into the soil?

Your videos are so helpful. Thank you. You mentioned in another video that you dry zinnias. Is the ideal time to harvest them for drying the same as for harvesting them to use fresh?

❤just wow. Never seen such a beautiful bouquet of dried flowers! 🌼

Hi!! I’m so envious of your harvest!! I had a hell of a time sprouting my lufa seeds and determined the only way they’d sprout is soak the seeds for 24 hours then split the seed like you’d open a sunflower seed… now mine are flowering but I’m getting a lot of blooms drop off.. is that normal?!

Do you have any seeds available?

Just harvested my first luffa! It's kinda slimy, even though the skin was brown, so I'm leaving it outside to dry. Question: how do I wash it?

I peeled my first luffa today! I picked it a bit sooner than your dry brown one and the peel slipped right off! Now its drying in the sun! I had seen a video saying to pick before its dried and it peels much easier and that was the case for me! It was after the yellow color but before super dry.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Great tips, thank you!

I have my first round of zinnias in different parts of the yard and it is amazing what the proper soil does as far as size. They are just beautiful

You can use a straw for bent necks