Serina Q & A
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
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Ian and Serina of YOU CANT EAT THE GRASS feel that every small change can make a big difference to the world we live in. Every garden planted leads to a better future. We hope to inspire and motivate others to make positive changes in their lives by sharing our journey towards greater sustainability as we build our family farm. It's hard work to build a life worth living, and completely worth it!
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2 years ago we had a fire nearby and had to evacuate. I understand.
I think having either Ian or Serena doing the videos solo works very well (avoiding the interrupting and needing to catch each other up if there are distractions).
I really enjoy your channel and frequently recommend it to others who want to learn more about flowers. I listen while I do housework.
I enjoy learning more about how you are business planning and adapting to your market. My husband and I are also in our 5th year of running a small business and we can relate to so much, though in a different industry. It's nice to hear others talk about the frustrations and breakthroughs that happen. We're rooting for you!
I admire your dedication and hard work every year.
Excited about upcoming Gladiolus video. Been waiting for a ZINNIAS video
I have followed ypu when you were growing veggies, too.
You are very relateable, Keep building your farm its great info for me. Love you two ! From California
Thanks for answering my question Serina!
If small space grow a spring bouquet, a summer bouquet and a fall bouquet recipe. Instead of trying to grow one of everything
Thank you for sharing the video.
Hi from Tasmania 😊😊😊 watching after a day at work
Hi Serena! My question is a 2 part question...SINCE YOU HAVE THE APHID AND GRASSHOPPER ISSUES HAVE YOU CONSIDERED PLANTING TRAP CROPS, OR USING BENIFICIAL INSECTS LIKE MITES AND OR PREYING MANTI? I've found the Swarski Mite(spelling) to be extremely beneficial with aphids, also they don't feed on the plants, just pollen. Also not harmful to bees and other pollinators. Thank you.
Double orientals lilies do not have pollen, if you like a scent and they are nice, late bloomers. My favourites😊
Interesting about the lilies 😊 and profitability.
A row / hedge of limelight hydrangea is needed on every flower farm in my opinion…
Sure sounds like where I’m from…San Diego, California. Only winds were sporadic Santa Ana winds. Limited rainfall and high heat except temperate in winter.
Once when it hailed for an hour…school was closed and kids bussed home. Oh my!!!
I’m in Vermont now…just a bit different. 😂
Great tip. about bells of ireland germination. Have you thought about getting some help in exchange for a season of flower bouquets? Husband's would get huge appreciation for the gift!!
Many thanks
So glad the fire stepped ya....
What seeds are you currently sowing?
I would be selling those cherries at the road side stand
Serina explains buiseness planning: best online course. Period
Speaking of weeds, what are those tall ones behind you, that are blooming?
I generally don't spend time seed saving but this year I saved my Dara seed, as it is still unavailable for order. And I have saved honeywort too because it is so prolific in producing seed but the seed is somewhat expensive for me.
Nicomyth, what are Daras?
@@anneramirez9577 Chocolate Lace flower (decorative carrot)
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