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do you have to water any of these flowers or do they just grow independently?

what are the flowers at the 10:00 time?

Thank you so much for this!! I have struggled with stock and am excited to start next year!!

I have a big question. My daughter is getting married April 26 of 2025. When do I start the seeds to have flowers ready by then? And what other flower I can grow this early to go with it. I am in zone 8a.

Where I live, lupins are an invasive weed taking over all the shoulders of country roads and highways. Maybe you could try if they like growing like that for you.

Oh my....I am riding Ragbrai LI and I just realized it goes right down P71. Looks like that's the backside of your farm?!? Can we see flowers from there?? I imagined myself skipping that day because the elevation gain is 4500+ft and 83 miles from Atlantic to Winterset. Maybe I can't skip this day!?!

Gorgeous flowers. It is a credit to both that your flower farm is so beautiful and successful. You are both such talented gardeners. I adore your Columbines, Jen. They are magnificent and will look stunning in flower arrangements

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I LOVE Columbine! Have you seen the Granny's Bonnet ones? I have some and they are beautiful in my garden. Are your Iris' a specific variety and do they hold well for cut bouquets? Your flowers are beautiful!!

You two are the sweetest couple. ❤️

The dogs just running in the back when looking at the pumpkins, i cry

What a helpful video - seeing how and the stages you harvest in quantities. Gorgeous!

Do you wrap marshmallow stage peonies in paper and keep in refrigeration? If so, what kind of paper (if no newspaper is on hand) and how long do they keep this way?

What variety of salvia?

Love the Kabota!!!

Do u remember where u got the Baltimore Oriole jelly feeder?

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Mint, mint and more mint! I agree having an abundant supply growing invasively is 100% better than weeds! So useful AND smells wonderful. If you don’t grow chocolate mint, you should! Beautiful in bouquets, smells fantastic and it has beautiful dark foliage with a lovely purple flower. Lasts forever in bouquets.

Btw, be careful with the black iris, when it is wilted it starts dropping inky liquid and stains everything! Permanent stains!

Thanks for a great video! What is the name of the first Iris you harvested, mustard color? I think that would pair well with my Honey Dijon rose :-) I think it would sell well here in Sweden!!

I always wondered when to harvest peonies…thanks!

Like the columbine, like the cats, like the lupines, am jealous of the oriole sightings- hey, I'm north of Baltimore as in Baltimore Orioles and only THINK I've ever seen ONE.🙄People grow a lot of salvia around here because of the heat/humidity and it blooms for so long. Glad you have so much going on. 😁

Hi Guy's, did you place the columbine beds directly on the stone ?

I just got your book out from the library!

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Great video! Early spring flowers and greenery is something I need to really increase next year so this was extremely helpful! Beautiful property, and flowers!

So beautiful, are those the Lupines that were just started this spring? Did you start the apple mint from seed and if so, when did you start it?

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Just rewatching for the 3rd time. Question for Adam: what do you use to plant your sunflower successions? We have a tractor, but have been using an Earthway seeder because we are inly doing about five 100ft rows at a time, but we arent happy with the seed drops using the recommended corn plate. LOVE all your videos. So informative without extraneous chatter so many flower farmers add. Right to the point!

Is this in the fall?

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Beautiful and loved the cats 🐈

Would you mind sharing where you got the seeds for the apple mint?

Beautiful video, as well as very informative. Do you know, does the Salvia dry well? Thank you for sharing this! PS I like the deer shed on the Kubota : )

I love Jen’s gardening hat. Can you tell me the brand name and where you purchased it from? Thank you!

Thank you for that fine video of all your gorgeous flowers (and lovely animals!)!! Its so interesting to see how you work! Thank you for the insight!! 🤗🌻

Where did you purchase your salvia from and what variety is it? I need to up my stock.

Do you put Columbine in the cooler?? And what stage do you harvest it?

Great to see you guys again!! ❤ love your videos as always!

Is that Salvia Caradonna or another variety please ?

The peonies are gorgeous! The lupine too!

can you use iris for bouquets?

I love sage and salvia but the smell is so strong I worry people won't like it. Do the radish flowers hold well in the vase?

Thank you for this video! I brought my first lupine plant this year, and I was so happy with it. Gorgeous plant, if short lived. Now it's making seed pods, and I definitely plan to collect and seed start. Really appreciated knowing that they want to germinate in the dark. I'm in zone 10a, so it might be tricky. But I think if I fall plant them, like I do with foxglove and sweet peas, it might be a go.

We are looking to participate in our first crafts fair, and I've learned some great tips here for our display. Thank you.

Samoyeds on a flower farm??? I hit subscribe so hard

Great video! Thanks so much!!

That's great I'm your new subscribe 😊