Onion Starts and Cut Flower Garden Plans (+ starting lots of annual flowers in raised beds)

It is time to plant our onion starts from Dixondale Farms and introduce you to some of my plans this year for adding a 'cut flower garden' to our raised beds setup. If you can believe it, we are adding TWO more raised beds to the garden, both placed in full sun locations to maximize the amount of cut flowers we can grow in our suburban backyard (without cutting into our vegetable growing space).
In this video, I walk you through some of the flower focused content creators (aka flower farmers and RUclipsrs) who I have pulled my inspiration from this year, and as always offering you a few book resources as well (my favorites). I hope you have some plans to plant more flowers among your vegetables this year! I can't wait to see how our gardens look in just a few weeks.
As always, thank you for spending time with us in the garden.
Happy Planting,
Maria

[@Creative22222]

You always share fun videos with us and I appreciate every minute of it. I always look forward to watching your new videos❤❤❤💞💞💞

[@fromsoiltostove]

Wow! Thank you so much for the beautiful feedback. This put a big smile on my face. 😊♥️

[@amandatwombly7969]

We've been on a similar discovery path this spring! I found Blossom and Branch in Feb and she has helped me feel confidant to start my own cut flower garden this spring as well! I also just got that Floret Farm book you first showed at the library this weekend! Best wishes to you, keep us updated :)

[@fromsoiltostove]

Yay!! I love this. Thank you for stopping to share ♥️. I’m excited for us 🎉🎉