I keep promising myself a visit to your nurseries. So pleased to hear that you grow your plants outside. So many times I have visited nurseries to see lush green flowering plants that have clearly been brought on under glass. I feel so sad for the novice gardeners eagerly putting these plants in their trolleys. They will be so upset when the poora plants shrivel and die and all their money wasted. Shocking! Thnk you for sharing your nursery with us. Happy gardening 😃
What fun to see how you manage the nursery! Very interesting! I would also love to hear how you prepare for the big shows and where you get inspiration from.
Thanks for sharing this. We are planning a visit on either the 6th/7th May (combined with Beremill open day) and my ‘shopping’ list is getting longer. I’m so looking forward to it. 😊
Awesome! So you guys take them out of the cooling tunnels some time in late feb/early spring depending on the weather? I'm curious as to approximately how long they stay in the cooling tunnels after you've started them if they're first year plants? I have some hardy perennials and annuals that I've started indoors, and when they've gotten to a fair size I've been trying this thing where I put them outside in a clear tupperware container so they can be a bit warmer than outside but cooler than inside, for about a week or so and then transition them to fully outside after that. I try to make the transition when it's at least in the 40s outside. We had a freak cold snap though and some of my plants' little containers got partially frozen... Miraculously the plants are still alive but I hope they'll recover. Can't wait to get an actual unheated greenhouse but we haven't built it yet 😢. I could just keep the perennials inside until the Spring maybe but the annuals (I'm growing Limnanthes) I'm afraid might start blooming prematurely or something if I keep them inside for too long. Of course I should have planted them in the fall but I didn't get them started in time.
It must be good for the soul when you go into the poly tunnel with all of those lovely plants
Rosy's hardy plants 👌🏻 what sound advice 🙏🏻🌱 thank you so much for sharing what you do it is fascinating and so educational
Thx for sharing. Always enjoy the knowledge you impart every vid.
Really interesting video..thank you. It makes me excited for the gardening year ahead.
I keep promising myself a visit to your nurseries. So pleased to hear that you grow your plants outside. So many times I have visited nurseries to see lush green flowering plants that have clearly been brought on under glass. I feel so sad for the novice gardeners eagerly putting these plants in their trolleys. They will be so upset when the poora plants shrivel and die and all their money wasted. Shocking! Thnk you for sharing your nursery with us. Happy gardening 😃
What fun to see how you manage the nursery! Very interesting!
I would also love to hear how you prepare for the big shows and where you get inspiration from.
Thanks for sharing this. We are planning a visit on either the 6th/7th May (combined with Beremill open day) and my ‘shopping’ list is getting longer. I’m so looking forward to it. 😊
What a good idea. I think I might do this too...a trip to Rosy's and then Bere Mill. Could get expensive 😂
@@sueob1392 My list is getting longer each week!
Love your enthusiasm it maybe January but your our sunshine 😊 like the description "the pots are full of potential"
Another great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us Rosie 😊
Hi Rosie!! Another great video. Are the areas of the nursery you show open to the public or do you just move selected plants to the shop?
Move selected plants to the shop
Brilliant
Awesome! So you guys take them out of the cooling tunnels some time in late feb/early spring depending on the weather? I'm curious as to approximately how long they stay in the cooling tunnels after you've started them if they're first year plants? I have some hardy perennials and annuals that I've started indoors, and when they've gotten to a fair size I've been trying this thing where I put them outside in a clear tupperware container so they can be a bit warmer than outside but cooler than inside, for about a week or so and then transition them to fully outside after that. I try to make the transition when it's at least in the 40s outside. We had a freak cold snap though and some of my plants' little containers got partially frozen... Miraculously the plants are still alive but I hope they'll recover. Can't wait to get an actual unheated greenhouse but we haven't built it yet 😢. I could just keep the perennials inside until the Spring maybe but the annuals (I'm growing Limnanthes) I'm afraid might start blooming prematurely or something if I keep them inside for too long. Of course I should have planted them in the fall but I didn't get them started in time.
Do you know where i can buy Primular Barbara midwinter. Thank you.
Where are you based in the world
@@rosyhardy18 hi Rosy, I'm in Worcestershire.