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Happy New Year! 🎊

Happy new year to you too , Susan ❤

Thank you Suzanne. Oh no what a shame all sorted. Cheers🍷x

Happy New Year Suzanne Here's to a fab 2025, Looking forward to seeing those beautiful flowers, and lovely bouquets you make Happy growing. ps still can't get the buymeacoffee link to work? Best wishes. x

Fab video and I look forward to seed sowing with you in 2025! Happy new year 🎉

I planted a,similar variety that turns out to be a paperwhite. Theyre all flowering now too.

Great video Suzanne, you've obviously been very busy, the plot looks great! Looking forward to seeing what you grow this year. Could you please do a video on your propagator? My MIL bought me a hydroponic herb/veg grower for xmas but I'm hoping to use it for cuttings. Happy New Year! Xx

Super video Suzanne. Love your positivity. Your garden is going to be amazing. Happy New Year!

Wishing you the best for 2025. Looks like a great start.

Is the stock fence for support? I see a lot of people doing that and I’m just wondering how it works? Is it better than using string and netting? How do you support the taller growing flowers like snaps? X

Great video, Suzanne. Looks like you've been really busy. I am so excited as I took on an extra allotment plot in October and I intend it to be for fruit and flowers. I am looking forward to being able to grow all the flowers I love and that need slots of sun, as I've run out of space in my garden and also, because of neighbour's trees, lacks sun in some areas, despite my garden being south facing! I bought some bargain peony tubers. I know they won't flower for a couple of years, but so worth the wait. I grew Canterbury bells this year but they have remained rather small- i think I too planted them out rather late. Wishing you a wonderful New year and following you in your garden. Happy growing 🙂

Can't find the link to buy you a coffee (Christmas hot chocolate) any suggestions x

Suzanne, thank you very much for all your videos throughout this year. They have been very informative, definitely inspiring and enjoyable. Looking forward to 2025. Wishing you and your family a very merry Christmas & A happy, healthy new year.

Lovely. Have a wonderful Christmas and New Year.

Have a wonderful Christmas and new year and thanks for all the inspiration this year 🙏

Very lovely and natural arrangements 💕 I will definitely try this, thank you for all your videos this year, Merry Christmas 🎄x

Wonderfully inspiring Suzanne, great ideas, thank you. Wishing you and all your family a safe and happy Christmas and New Year holiday, all the very best for 2025. For the most part here in our hot Australian climate, we will be celebrating with salads and trying to keep our gardens alive, such a contrast!

Hi Suzanne! Would you recommend wool for cultivation in humid areas with clay soil for flower growing? (Annual average 55,7 inches)

I look forward to seeing those roses in your arrangements.

Looks like dara to me

Hi Suzanne! May I ask where you buy your cardboard flower base for bouquet transport? I forget which video I saw you present your bouquet in one. I may have some luck ordering from here in Spain from the same company. Thank you for all you share! 💐🙏💞

Those look beautiful! I am always surprised how often I use my Bonica but it is on the shorter side so mostly for arrangements

Jude the Obscure is my favourite; the perfume is devine 😇

I am not keen on shrub roses as I have found many have weak stems and the flowers tend to droop downwards. I must be doing something wrong? Maybe harder pruning? I have the timeless roses. I haven't found mine to have a strong fragrance. They do smell but not strongly.My favourite of the 4 is cream. I found the Charisma and Purple to be of a similar colour but the flower forms are different. Maybe it was down to the poor summer last year? I have grown mum in a million which smells gorgeous. I love Just Joey. My mum always had it in her garden, Beautiful rose. I love all the Queen Elizabeth roses- lovely shaped bush and gorgeous flowers. I have just ordered apricot Queen Elizabeth. Can you recommend a good thornless, very fragrant rose for cutting. I have Zephirine Drouin. Thank you Suzanne. happy gardening 🙂PS The timeless roses are nt that thorny. I cut them and no issues with thorns. Hope that cheers you 🙂

We missed the storm luckily but we have had a heavy frost -6 for a couple of weeks now so not a lot has been done...I want to do my wreath so will have to cut frosted foliage and leave it to defrost! 😊

I just rewatched your video. It was so useful. Thanks Suzanne. ❤

❤ well done Suzanne.

I have just finished planting out 6 beds of dahlia tubers on my new farm here in Adelaide South Australia, and we are about to have 3 or 4 days of 38°c-42°c. My flower farm is in an old market garden paddock, which is subject to high winds and the baking sun, so the race was on to mulch and net - to stop the mulch from blowing away. I previously had about 14 out of my 300+ tubers poking shoots through until two unexpected hot days baked them off, so fingers crossed that they get the chance to reshoot again now. Your new roses look gorgeous, and I'm so glad that you didn't sustain any really serious damage in that storm.

Poor quality or not Suzanne I thoroughly enjoyed it. Lovely flowers with beautiful results. I have 2 family weddings to do this year, not having done a wedding before so any advise on how you've done it is fabulous. Many thanks. Jan uk

Thanks for your input! With regards to sunflowers, I hear Soraya has blooms facing upward, good for bouquet work. Blessings from Ontario Canada :)

Nina my wife and I have just found your site and what fantastic luck for us. I am retired so have the time to work a veg garden and Nina retires in a years time and hopes to set up a very small cut flower business. It looks like your site is full of inspiration so here`s to the future. Happy Christmas,

Wishing you the very best this holiday season! Hang in there ❤

If it helps I havnt planted my spring bulbs yet either, that’s on my Xmas holidays to do list!! along with many other things 😊 💪

Thank you for your realistic video....We all have these days or weeks and feel overwhelmed at this time...I haven't finished planting my bulbs either as I damaged my knee...Have a million jobs to catch up on but have to admit defeat....You are not alone ! 😊

Very pretty countryside. I enjoyed seeing that.

Recognisable, in the summer I feel guilty because the house is a mess always being busy in the garden. Now Im always thinking about the unfinished tasks in the garden. 😂 Oh well… Lets enjoy our tea!

Suzanne, what an honest story of how life is for most. At times it does get overwhelming and it is so important to stop and take a breath. I’m going to take my lurcher Maggie to the river this week and revel in her zoomies. One job at a time and hope your finger heals well. Love your videos, take care x

You will succeed because it's obviously your passion. I know when my garden ( and i ) are struggling in the drought months we have, i wonder, am i absolutely mad to keep trying? Then finally, temperatures cool and rain comes and hallelujah the garden transforms. You inspire me so much. Great video!

That was a beautiful walk Suzanne, giving much needed time away from the jobs list and your dogs certainly enjoyed it too! Hopefully you get some time over the Christmas break to tick off some tasks from the never ending list. Take care.

What a great and beautiful idea ❤

Lovely wreath, can you tell me where you buy foliage from?

Thanks for showing how to do this.

Lovely wreath, very good combination of materials, just the right amount of detail. I confess I’m prone to overstuff arrangements .

Lovely, and great timing as I'm about to make my own 😊

Great tutorial Suzanne. Gorgeous,natural wreath. Happy growing :-)

Beautiful work Suzanne 🌿 loved the snowy scene too!

So great❤

Keeping it real. Not at all boring Thank you

Great video. Not boring at all x

Hi Suzanne thank you so much for this clip. It certainly was very interesting and not at all boring. It's so easy for people to portray a so called perfect lifestyle business/side hustle earning mega money! So to hear honest information is great. I really enjoy your style of flower growing and floristry on your patch and your achievements are truly admirable. Thank you once again for sharing. Best wishes for a happy and prosperous flower growing future. Cheers to the micro flower growers! x