Visiting a FLOWER FARM in rural New Zealand... to see how flowers are grown for market!

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  • Опубликовано: 1 фев 2025

Комментарии • 19

  • @NewZealandBloom
    @NewZealandBloom Год назад +3

    A wonderful informative video highlighting some leading NZ growers and flowers! Thank you

  • @lancejustice7540
    @lancejustice7540 Год назад +1

    I been loving this flower journey where you take us places so cool

  • @RochellieLetellier
    @RochellieLetellier 7 месяцев назад

    How lovely 🎉❤

  • @ancu2682
    @ancu2682 Год назад +1

    Excellent video 🤗
    Gorgeous place, thank you for sharing this beautiful place and people 🤗

  • @cherylb6755
    @cherylb6755 Год назад

    Oh… this was much too short! I so enjoyed every second. Astar, this was a brilliant idea for a series! And I hope it is a long one! I love your chats with the growers and your designs using the flowers we see from those chats. Thank you!

  • @sandrarose6955
    @sandrarose6955 Год назад +1

    What beautiful flowers, they look wonderful, thank you for showing us.😊

  • @timw2498
    @timw2498 Год назад +1

    This a great video. So much good information!

  • @TisDana
    @TisDana Год назад +1

    Wonderful video! ❤

  • @conversecone9687
    @conversecone9687 Год назад +1

    So interesting learning more of how flowers make it from the farm to our vases! Enjoyed seeing King Proteas growing!

  • @JesseRaylabrancaro
    @JesseRaylabrancaro Год назад +1

    Wowow! Seeing those proteas growing blew me away! I had NO idea they grew like that! SO tall!!! This was really a fascinating vid! Those environmental bags! So cool! And also, you look beautiful! Really loving your fresh new look! 💐🌈💐🌈💐🌈💐 And I can’t wait to see what arrangements you do next! You’re becoming quite an enjoyable part of my week 💚

    • @AstarsPlace
      @AstarsPlace  Год назад

      Hi Jesse, like you I was amazed at how the giant king proteas grow. Who knew, but here is another interesting thought to ponder, how & why does the botanical world produce something so big in the spring? They start flowering just after the snowdrops appear & they are so tiny. I thought the cymbidium orchid was the oldest but so is the protea. So fascinating. Warm regards Astar

  • @VeneraBerens
    @VeneraBerens Год назад +1

    ❤BEAUTIFUL

  • @NishanthaKumara-p2w
    @NishanthaKumara-p2w 6 месяцев назад

    Beautiful

  • @kiwitraveller6451
    @kiwitraveller6451 Год назад

    Nice to see you out and about Astar...what a great vlog/video...like these...seeing you in amongst it all...cheers

  • @womanoftruth
    @womanoftruth Год назад +1

    Very informative!!! LOVE the tips, yesss!🌺🪻🌺2 Questions: What was the name of that stunning flower they showed that people “shouldn’t” be afraid of, if they use their tips!?! Also, what kind of bag did they use for preserving their flowers(name?). I loved the white protea too, so elegant!

    • @AstarsPlace
      @AstarsPlace  Год назад +1

      Hi there, the flower that frightens some is the Hellebore or Christmas rose. I think the issue might be because their little heads always turn down. Regarding the bags??? I'm not sure, but I will check it out and come back to you. It was like a bio-degradable kind of plastic if memory serves me correctly? Cheers Astar

    • @womanoftruth
      @womanoftruth Год назад

      @@AstarsPlace Thank you!!! Ooohhh, the Hellabore Christmas flower sounds wonderful!!! I love that it has a sort of trip around the petals. Thanks so much😘

    • @AstarsPlace
      @AstarsPlace  Год назад +1

      @womanoftruth hello, as promised I was able to track down the bag used to preserve or safe keep blooms while in transit. Issue I can't fix an image to this platform. Would you or could you DM to @astarsplace on Instagram & I can share the image. Warm regards Astar

  • @adsdft585
    @adsdft585 Год назад

    Is growing flowers just as profitable as pasture farming?