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Iv had a feverfew growing in a pot and it has never flowered. Will they not flower if its in a pot? The leaves are big and bushy, justn flowers for two years? Did I miss something in my care taking?

You are so welcome - I'm glad you have been able to purchase the poles! I just love you, your family and your videos - they keep me inspired!!

Consider having the things that need the most attention closest to your house. Things that are more self-sufficient go farther away. Also, visibility. Tunnels may need attention, but don't hide your fields behind them. I think you are on the right track! It needs to work well for you.

Hi Phaedra, your wreath came out beautiful! Loved seeing your kitty, she’s so sweet. I think you could get the lamp and even paint the base to match your other decor 😊 I agree with you on just doing the 2hot houses.. winter veggies… yay! Great video, God Bless you and family.

Good idea Phaedra, keep everything close and assessable. Go on go back and get the lamp it’s your reward for all your hard work❤

Your plan sounds good. Less work and stress. You want to enjoy your garden and not get over burdened. Thanks for sharing your adventures.

That wreath is gorgeous! Tunnel move/reduce plots sounds like a smart move. It’s starting to get almost too hot to garden much in SE Qld here so I am familiar with the plans having to wait for next year.

I agree with your plan, even though I am not experienced for you to take heed of any advice from me. I was just thinking, isn't also higher up away from your flood prone area? Also, I think I may have missed a video. What's the update with your cat? Wasn't she pregnant? As usual, love your videos. Thank you.

Good morning Phaedra, watching from the sub tropical mid north coast nsw. 😊

Love the big gorgeous dried flower wreath Phaedra, and your plan sounds great to me, go for it. Kind regards Joke from Holland.😘

LOVE IT!

Lilac remind me of the first live show I went to with my mother about 65 years ago it was called “Lilac Time and they had live lilac in the theatre I think it was the Regency in Melbourne but I have loved lilacs ever since .mine do not grow as well as I would like though I need to find a better spot for them or take some cutting and plant new ones (Dandenong ranges)l agree about the smell of clothes off the line can’t be beat good luck with the vegetable growing and the new garden design should look great

The weather has been wonderful for drying clothes on the line. I have been busy moving plants around so that flowers can sit on the front porch. My only baby quail is growing so fast.I have potatoes growing and all my fruit is looking healthy. Have a safe and wonderful day love from Netty ..

Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing such a lovely local shop and your amazing work of art with flowers!

I am ordering a calendar for sure, Phaedra! Shipping all the way to Texas! Even with your changes to the channel and with life in general, we are here. We tuned in because of you, family, gardening, flower sales and life. Do not feel you have to apologize at all for a different direction. ❤

Sounds great Phaedra. Definitely build your own shed I got a small flat pack, one from Bunnings, apart from the high cost it was a nightmare to put together and that’s putting it mildly. The screw holes don’t match some holes we had to drill again and you need a degree to read the instructions. I followed the video with my daughter putting it together with me.

What type of snake are you on the lookout for, and has a spider ever fallen out of your shoe?

I’ve been using your net tying method since you demonstrated it last time, but couldn’t find it again to say thank you for sharing the technique. It makes storing nets so easy!

Oh Phaedra!!! Such a beautiful video!!!! Oh those Lilacs and your pretty outfit and shots. Thanks for sharing.

Ooh will you start doing courses at some point

Good morning Phaedra, thanks for sharing. Your lilacs are stunning. I'm in the sub tropical mid north coast nsw. Today I'm going to be propergating hydrangeas. Have a blessed day. 😊

Amazing production 😊

i love how u are the opposite... here snow will start soon.. makes me dream of spring again xxx montreal canada

I have planted the mystery pack of Dahlias I purchased from you and very excited that so far 4/10 are up 🥰. I will be interested to see what veggies you plant also 🥰

I spend so much time in my garden 'rescuing' bees, from webs, my greenhouse, water in containers etc etc or not picking a flower cus a bee is asleep inside 😂

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Hi Phaedra, I love going to Beechworth. Adele’s dad has bee hives and I get free honey from him, delicious honey. Boxes and display looks great. My garden is full of bees thank goodness hooray to our bees❤. Just a question did you get any of your ranunculus seeds to produce corms. Mine were c..p I threw the lot out, waste of time and space.

One of my daughters neighbours is really into native bees. She’s a phenomenal human and works to save as many misplaced hives as she can. (So many in the water meter boxes on footpaths) I am always thrilled to see the native bees in my flower beds. I try and grow as many purple flowers as I can because I’ve heard it’s the colour they’re most attracted to.

Love Love Love...your channel and your career has pivoted so nicely...and you did such a lovely job on your display piece - How inspiring!

Beechworth is a very pretty and I love the lolly shop and the bakery..

Thankyou so very much for sharing this beautiful store in Beechworth. Bees are so forgotten and most people don’t realise that without bees our food supply would be almost non existent. This past year I have been learning about beekeeping with my mentor, visiting his hives and caring for his bees. Finally 3 months ago our first colony of honey bees arrived on our own property and now live in our apiary planted full of the flowers bees need for protein. The bees are flying around our flower and strawberry farm from flower to flower and watching them go back to their hive loaded with pollen has been my dream come true. In December our swarm of native stingless bees will arrive from Canberra, we already have solitary stingless bees here but I wanted a colony so that the small bees can reach in and pollinate my smallest flowers. The proof of a bees value in food production is being able to already pick 7 zucchinis from our vegetable garden. It’s going to be a buzzy season for us x

I especially loved the chair 🪑 “ a seat reserved “ 😂👏 ❤ Even though the last picture was gorgeous with all the stunning Dahlias surrounding your feet, None of those in that picture is good for pollinators since they cant get to the center or the flower doesn’t contain any pollen… I know you know this 😘 perhaps it doesn’t belong in this video - but I always appreciate pictures of delicious stunning gorgeous Dahlias 🥰 Can I just say that your display turned out beautiful 😍 ❤

Beautiful work Phaedra, and what a great shop. I love bees and of course honey!!!!!!! 80% of my flower garden is for the bees. Kind regards Joke from Holland.

That was beautiful. Love your work. Also don’t forget to put out water too heading into summer.

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You are loved and appreciated ❤

Great idea.. Thanks for sharing

I’m going absolutely crazy trying to wrap a bouquet. It just keeps slipping and falling apart and you make it look so easy

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Thanks, explain very simply.

I bet you will still want some of your florist stuff eventually, maybe not now but give your self time and you’ll be back to growing flowers again. Maybe not on as large of a scale, but I think, once you have that bug, its hard to let it go completely.

Very interesting.

You are so funny about getting old. I just turned 60, it has hit me like a brick. I now feel old, where I never did before. I get achy joints and stiff knees that dont want to move. I am a flower farmer too. Year 4. I know I started late but was never in a place with land to grow on till now.

I knew you were LDS, with your husbands name Moroni. Its the first time Ive heard you mention what faith you were. What a great idea to give to those in need and help others in a hard spot. Love the idea. I get the not going back to work in office. I love being outside and gardening. I hope the economy turns around soon in Australia. Its hard all over the world right now. Praying for you and your family.

I love my grass rows. Get in a good routine of mowing them often as that makes them look really neat and feels like your garden is good looking (even though there are weeds in the rows because life is just too short and you can't get to every little thing!)

Really enjoy your videos. Thank you!

I just snorted at "floating like Voldemort" 🤣🤣

Beware, these cheap ones need to be fastened at every individual joint, even when secured to the ground, a strong wind will shake it apart. Look at the frame wobble when touched

My baby quails are hatched and they are 2 days old.All my Iris have finished flowering