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My Beatrice grows into a beautiful ball so I would toss those tubers and try a different source… or just grow those in a garden not as a cut! Bees love dahlias like that too

I also grew Precious Metals zinnias and really liked them! I saved the seed and will be growing them again. Just beautiful!

Would love to have volunteer Zinnia in Ireland. Growing Zinnia at all is difficult. Growing in a tunnel this year so hoping for better results ❤

Hello, I'm starting flowerfarm. I was thinking of making some mini bouquets as wel with short stems. I practiced growing flowers last year and I made al lot of small ones to. Wat is your pricing voor a mini bouquets please? I have no idea what to ask for them because this year will be the first time that i wil sell them🌸🌺🏵💐

I bought floret also last year. They were not cheap and I was disappointed. Unicorn mix was by far my favorite of the group. I did save those seeds…

I believe Geo seeds carries Rosetta cosmos but it is called Colletta in their catalog☺️

Those and bells of Ireland are my fav foliage. I let mine go to seed in a few spots on purpose and seeded 3000 last week (10b)

I’m trying Agave zinnia seeds in 2025. But my favorite so far is Senora cactus zinnia

Yep, I grew it my first year but didn't like it. Then a few volunteer seedlings popped up and, honestly, you can start a bouquet with a couple of stems - they are terrific. My gardens a bit like that - things self sowing everywhere, which I really love! Good video w🎉

That’s a great resolution. Unfortunately to make it harder they’ll be at all of the stores now too! Seeds equal time eventually but they also represent potential😂. What would the equation be?! I got that fish pepper too! I’ve actually made the jump from hobbyist to professional this year and will be selling to a florist and a coffee stand so my resolution is to stay on top of successions and timely plantings

Can't wait, i just sowed my dahlia seed yesterday! I'm in the south, getting an early start so my dahlias can beat the heat 😊

Trying this for the first time this year. Planning to winter sow them

I share your obsession. My wife doesn't like it.

New subscriber! Hi from our urban flower farm in Los Angeles!

Interesting video I'm in the Pacific Nortwest zone 8b. I''ve left my dahlias in ground for three years now. They came back bigger, stronger, and more pest/disease resistant than the first year, plus I had blooms around six weeks earlier than if I dig them. They were starting to bloom when everyone in the PNW was putting their's in the ground. I did dig them this year because I want to move the bed to a more favorable location. Some of the tuber clumps were monsters, I had to break apart with a shovel. I'll let these heal over for a few days, then I'm going to try an experiment, I'm going plant half the tubers outdoors in their new location now (Dec.22) and store the other half in case my experiment doesn't work. I suspect it will work, but I'll find out in spring Good luck with your garden, and cool video, thanks for sharing! 👍

Super 😍😊

Beautiful bouquets!

What straw flower are those at the end? So pretty!

it was likely sitting too wet for a long time in the soil and that's why its root mass rotted and it started the leaf drop. terracotta is better because it breathes out extra moisture.

Zone 7B/8A, N MS. I've grown Mahogany Splendor Hibiscus for the past few years and this is the first year it bloomed due to a very delayed freeze. Although not freeze hardy, the plant does have enough time to bloom as you get near the Gulf Coast. The blooms are the same shade as the foliage so are hard to spot but are very much hibiscus blooms. Mine have not had enough time to dry on the plant, so I am not sure if the seed is viable, but I have harvested some faded blooms. Last weekend's frost got coleus, but I had several plants still blooming until Thanksgiving night when our temps dropped to 27. We have several low 20's in the forecast over the next few days.

Just another reason to want to move to Greece! Very interesting. I rebelled against the idea of something that takes so long to be useable and planted a couple of Japanese Maples instead. Ironically they take years to be useable 😂

Thank you for this video.

How will you get more seeds?

Wow! What a great collection! I agree with previous comment, would love pics of each of them. Also, would love to know where you purchase seeds?

What a great selection!

Hello! I leave on a Greek island (zone 10 i guess) and mahogany splendor hibiscus blooms for me in late November-early December. The flowers are gorgeous, their colour is a bit darker than the foliage, they don't last long but there are new ones every day

Thanks for the details on your dahlias🙂

Please include a picture of each of them. I’m someone that is not familiar with any of these flowers. Thank you

Voglio provare...Quanto sale per litro d' acqua? Grazie

Everything sounds beautiful. I have quite a few of those and am always glad to hear someone who doesn’t say plant fewer varieties 😂

What zone are you in?

Good to know which ones stand up without staking 😂 Labyrinth is on everyone’s list. I’m trying Labyrinth Twist this year. It’s kind of a lavender version. Finding all of your wishlists in one place is a thing! Crichton Honey is in my wishlist as well. It. Myrtle’s Folly is a fun dinnerplate that always is a favorite for me. I thought I had lost them all last year but had one survivor

The brothers label machines are great. You could attach them to the metal venian blinds

Great garden tour!

We grew the brain celosia. We accidentally got a short variety, so beware. They lasted a long long time in vase though.

Third recommendation for a garden marker! I bought a pack of 2 Staedtler on amazon and wrote on plastic and even flat round river rocks to label my fruit trees.

Do you have a favorite place where you order your seeds from?

2nd the garden marker brand for writing - I use a paint stirrer stick so its a bit bigger with the marker and they hold up, the plastic markers just break off and are too small

You can use a garden marker and it won't fade.

I go to a very, very small market and I always sell more minis than mixed bouquets! 😅

Those little bouquets are so cute, and I like how you don't have to use a rubber band to hold them together.

Violets believe they are ground cover in my VA yard. I was pulling them out of my flower beds until I found out they are host plants for fritillaries. I’m fine with violets taking over the grass. Have at it. I still want to have some room for other plants in the beds!

Just bought property and I'm am learning about all different types of flowers. Besides caterpillar snacks, what are the benefits of milkweed?

This tea sounds wonderful! It looks beautiful also. I dont have my own Roses but when I can get some organically grown ones I will make this. I think it would be really nice to have a few friends over for tea and serve lattes. I drink mostly water, with occasional herbal tea and caffeinated tea. Thanks for the recipe!

I love Buplerum too and didn’t have enough this season. Thanks for video.

❤❤ very nice

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Thank you for the video. You have beautiful flowers in your garden! I am living in a rental at the moment and unable to grow flowers or vegetables, so it is so nice to see what others are growing. Beautiful bouquets also!

* Oops! I should have said the little white flower is Sweet Alyssum not Heliotrope. 😊

Just found your channel and pretty much agree with all. My easy grow/ plant more is delphinium and my pain in the butt but still planting is Iceland poppies