Congratulations on the sponsorship guys!!! I love that you guys keep growing and getting everything that you really deserve!!! It couldn't be happening to a more deserving family, truly!!! Thank you for inspiring all of us flower geeks...I mean farmers! :) I personally can't wait for the beautiful videos full of colors!!! Best of luck with the new season!!! I'm super excited as well as everyone else to see those colors again! Thanks for sharing! Congratulations again! ❤
Celeb Orchid is absolutely gorgeous. What supplier do you use? I'm too far away, shipping would be killer. Many in comments are asking. May be too late this year. Can Can Carmine Rose is another winner. Outstanding!
For the flowers you are having trouble with germination are mostly cool season flowers. I find that they need cooler temperatures to germinate. My basement stays around 50-55°F in the winter. If I am having trouble with germination, I will put the tray in the basement, and I usually will have great germination. I have also set a tray outside for a week and then bring them inside to get them to germinate. Winter sowing method also works great for cool flowers and perennials. For Bells of Ireland, try putting them on a wet paper towel in a zip lock bag and then place in the fridge for a week. After that, take them out and place on the edge of your heat mat or on a warm, not hot surface. Check daily for the white roots. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the amazing tips!!! I definitely get nervous with my Bells as well! But you are dead on that the spoty germination is due to the cool flowers!!! Great catch!!! :) I was going to try cool growing this season but got super busy with work and didn't to try it, but I definitely see the advantages!!! Lol, more room for other flowers to start!!! Ha! Thanks again for the great information!!! I love fellow flower friends, everyone is super supportive and I really appreciate it! Have a wonderful season!!!
I am not a farmer but I love cut flowers so I got tons of seeds this year and went crazy. Bells of Ireland germinated so easily for me. I used the wet napkin and zip lock method and also put seeds in fridge for a week before trying to germinate. I also found that winter sowing works very well and the plants are so much stronger than indoor.
Serina's glee is contagious! My face aches from smiling at her enthusiasm. Wishing you both the best of luck this Spring and Summer. Trying to grow some Bells of Ireland for my little garden. Didn't know they had a nice fragrance, too.
I love your videos because it's reality. Like, needing to buy seedlings. Spotty germination. Not potting up instantly. It shows the reality of having to get work done and it not always being totally perfect. These videos are some of my favs because I learn about new flowers I could add to my garden for my personal cut flower garden
Oooh, I love that green dress! Ian, aren’t you always saying buy more seeds/seedlings/plants? I mean, I don’t think we need to try too hard to make sure all those beautiful flowers end up on the farm, right? More flowers = more sales, especially when there is such a wide variety of types and colors. Also I love that you’re both always drawn more to bright colors because that’s also my style. I have to force myself to buy a few things in softer or darker colors just to make sure it’s not all hot pink and blinding yellow. I can’t wait to see all the rainbow bouquets and flowers crowns you’ll make this year!
I did grow statice for sale in Finland. I am ex cut flower grower. I do sell flowers still now. One tip with Statice for you is that you need to give Statice some cold nights. I use to put trays of Statice outside when freesing night were coming. Some light frost night under paper or other cover was good for them to flower earlyer. I did grow 7000 plants from seeds for many years. Light freesing works really good for early flowering. You can test this tip. Keep up good work.
Ian , please let Serina to plant more lisianthus! Lisianthus is soo beautiful and they are high value flowers that can be sold in your market bouquets and to the florists! Their green is so beautiful and trust me you need a lot of them in your life! Thanks Ian for letting us to see more than 1o trays in your farm😊😅
I used to run a guest house and I grew all the flowers for the house on my allotment. I think every bouquet is better with some blue statice, I love it. I love green flowers too, I’ve had several failed attempts to grow Bells Of Ireland. Zinnia Envy is another one I’ve failed to grow. Larkspur is one of my favourite cut flowers. Love your infectious enthusiasm, I’m like that every time I go into my greenhouse to check my seedlings at this time of year.
Seeing the trays you grew of statice made me feel so much better. I saw the greenhouse ones and felt like I had fallen short. But when I saw yours I was like ok, mine look the same I'm not completely failing. This video was not good from my itchy green fingers. I'm in Michigan and today we went from no snow to a foot of snow and I can not wait to get out in the dirt.
I'm so excited for the daffodils to start! I think you'll be surprised at the love and demand. Can't wait to see Ian and Serina fall in love with daffodils.
I would just like to live next door to a flower farmer so I could enjoy all their hard work and it would benefit my vegetable garden. It would be a win win for me 😊.
the lizies are great. I think I remember that they are pretty as dried too. the blue rim was great but when you showed the expensive one I began to drool. I am going to use this video as a refence point. did you think about getting the echinops in white too. plant what you have space for (and energy) they will sell well to florists. I am green with envy ( I like green flowers too ) sowed some zinnias once called green envy. one plant flowered. it was orange.
Here’s the thing about lisis - if you’re not ready to harvest, pinch off the first bud, the others on the stalk will flower in like a week! This way you can stagger your harvest AND they store forever! I’d keep them all 😂
Hi Serena happy to see you surrounded by greens!!! I am in Zone 4 in Québec buried under 4 feet of snow still!!! My basement is full of seedlings and I am looking for a plug supplier for next year, as we are running out of space. Can you recommend your plug supplier? You can write me in private if you wish.
@@YouCantEatTheGrass I know about Jolly but the choice is limited and Ball I was scare for the deliveries if they would get stuck at the border freezing to death.... Ok I will give it a try next year. Have a wonderful spring lucky you. And Thank You for the referral.!!!
The seedlings you got in the mail look great! I have only ordered plants via mail a few times and it is always hit or miss if they don't get squashed or flipped. -Cara😄
I’m too used to my iPad.. and watching videos on UA-cam.. I want to hit the fast forward and see all the blooms in the greenhouse! I want to see the bouquets going together! I want to see Serena working into the evening and Ian getting up early and loading the truck! I don’t want to wait. I want to see the little ones running around playing with the kitties on warm summer days. ☺️💕 So glad to see these little affordable changes that allow you to pull back some of your own time.🙂it’s so cute to see you get excited about a lot of trays of plants that without the flower images you show.. they all look relatively identical. Lol. It certainly is a nice flower education. And, as a nurse,I certainly do notice excellent flowers in bouquets. And Stock is definitely a standout. You just move your nose from flower to flower to find the one making that outstanding scent.
I'm having an unbelievable spring harvest, thanks to your inspiration. I bought 200 ranunculus corms and planted them starting in November, and they are blooming now. All the colors! Thank you!
Lisianthus heaven….I am so jealous . Last year was my first year growing them, the Voyager series. Rosanne Brown, Champagne and Lavender. They did okay, but I did lose a few to fusarium. This year I bought 100 seeds as I tried to winter over last years but I wanted a backup plan so I started them in December. They were a epic fail I am afraid, I had a issue with a heat mat that got really hot and I found it was a issue after 4 hours. I did plant them out under protection but have little hopes for them as they had very little roots. I live on Vancouver Island and we cannot get a small amount of plugs here. I would be happy to buy a 1/3 of a flat off you if you need to get rid of some. With the bells of Ireland I got good germination from putting them in the fridge with a wet paper towel. Best of luck for your 2023 season.
Hi guys! Looking at all those trays of starts is looking at Spring itself! It'll be great watching them grow, turning into gorgeous flowers, then gorgeous bouquets! Serina, I love you dress, especially worn as a tunic over leggings or pants. The color is perfect, the color of early spring! I hope planting goes quick and easy for you, and that they just take off growing like crazy!
So Great to hear you Talking about all those great little plants. You‘re so devoted and excited about what you do. It’s so much fun to listen and watch. Thanks for sharing your passion!
Those are some robust lisianthus seedlings. The experts that grow those are the real mvp's. You definitely need them all! 😂 Love your green dress too you look super cute!
For early snapdragons, I love snapshots. They're surprisingly cold hardy. In my zone 7 climate, they bloom through December and come back in spring. But they're too short to make good cut flowers!
I planted 300 of my own Lisianthus this year I’m trying to grow them from seed, it’s supposed to be very difficult so I’ve stepped up to the challenge and they’re doing quite well. I also ordered a few plugs for the flower bed as well just in case. Lisianthus are so beautiful and their value is unmatchable when doing bouquets as long as you keep them with clean flowers they can last up to three weeks in a vase they would pair nicely with the snapdragons and you could get a good price for them at the market. Definitely make those points to Ian there’s definite value in Lisianthus. I know you have a different pay scale on things where you live but in the United States they are going for $60 for 10 stems I’m not sure what that would convert to in Canadian but I’m sure it would be profitable. I love watching your channel because I have the same seed addiction as you
You for sure need to plant ALL the lisianthus! I am growing scabiosa for the first time this year and I think the Fama should be perennial for zones 3-7. I believe all scabiosa with the species "caucasica" are perennial and the ones with a different species are annuals.
Serena I pulled my single ranunculus corms, left them outside all winter, thought, "great, now I kept compost". Nope, they're back! They obviously froze with -10 and wind, but they're here. Ian may need to put a "brake pedal" on your mind, there's just two of you, don't allow excitement to get you overloaded with work. As for all those choices you made, can't agree more, they're gorgeous 😍.
You need to go back and watch your first flower video! 😂😂You are 100% a flower lover now! Luv to see you so excited about what your growing! Flowers are amazing!
Your enthusiasm is really fun to see......looking forward to a BLOOMING good spring and summer.....and a major cash rewards for all your hard work.....
Hello from Nova Scotia we I love seeing your seedlings and grass at least your snow is gone we got hit with another snow storm last night I want to cry 😂 love your videos and your flowers
Don't have thousands to spend on flower plants, and seeds? Here, we present SerIna, and Ian. Watch as they bring your flower dreams to life, from the comfort of your living room... it's ok, we won't tell the boss if you're watching from work!... Let the drama unfold before you: will everything germinate? will they get everything transplanted on time, will Mother Nature still be hung over from last years binge drinking? How will Serina get the bouquets made on time, and will Ian break new sales records at the markets? We just don't know! ... Literally how your channel plays out in my head, and why I love it so much! 🤣🤣🤣
so interesting about your yellow and orange strawflower...i bought brand new seed, put in frig for a couple weeks and started the seeds....so far yellow and orange have not germinated, but all the other colors look great!
I am so happy to see all the goodies you got and started. Can't wait to see your farm blooming. I dream of growing a lot of flowers in my 4 acres here in SD, US. I love it.
I just love this so much! I got my lissies in on Wednesday and i was so happy and my family doesnt understand why its so exciting. So its really nice to see your excitement about them!
Oh my!!! So exciting to see all those flower starts! Daunting task of getting everything planted! So happy you found skillshare helpful! Cheering you on for minimal waste and profit profit profit!!! ❤❤❤❤🌸🌸🌸🌸
You remind me of a lady that worked for me in my flower shop. Every time she finished a bokay she would pat it. Every time you showed us a new tray you ran your hand over the new starts. Cute
This is AWESOME! This is the best episode yet! I am still struggling with the plants from the seeds I planted in December, Rosanne Brown is the sole survivor.
OMG!!!! So excited! Are the plugs grown with a lot of fertilizers and pesticides? Is that how the growers get them so lush? I plant at home and in a community garden so I need to follow the guidelines with what I put into the soil. 🌸 🌸 🌸 Can’t wait till the snips on the videos and to see will you get to bed before 4am this season? Any bets on Serina’s bedtime? Thanks for sharing your flowers with us, Ayelet
I'm sure they use fertilizer, and pesticides and fungicides if needed. But them looking so nice most likely has more to do with giving them perfect growing conditions by having a temperature controlled greenhouse
I am so glad I'm not the only one who struggled with planting lisianthus seeds, makes me wonder if I should use the space for something else this year. I thought it was just me!
I am starting my second full year, and growing vibrant seedlings is still a huge challenge. What vendor(s) do you use to purchase seedlings from.. It might get me off to a better foot.. I appreciate all the experience and info you provide!! Thanks much.
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Nicole Pitt from Flower Hill Farm said her favorite Lisianthus was Rosanne Brown too! You've got some really nice things growing. Good luck on this years crops and sales.
Oh my!!! This is wonderful!!! You are going to do great!!! I am so excited that you got the plugs!! Yessss. Do it this way so you are able to have a vaca and time to recharge for the coming year! Tell Ian you need more beds lol
I had really good luck starting statice indoors with the grow lights you recommended in another video. I was inspired by your beautiful double row of statice last year, I just had to give it a go. I'm working on clearing my grow shelves now, getting my ranunculus and anemones in, as well as onions and potatoes. So much to do once spring begins!
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Congratulations on the sponsorship guys!!! I love that you guys keep growing and getting everything that you really deserve!!! It couldn't be happening to a more deserving family, truly!!! Thank you for inspiring all of us flower geeks...I mean farmers! :) I personally can't wait for the beautiful videos full of colors!!! Best of luck with the new season!!! I'm super excited as well as everyone else to see those colors again! Thanks for sharing! Congratulations again! ❤
Celeb Orchid is absolutely gorgeous.
What supplier do you use? I'm too far away, shipping would be killer. Many in comments are asking.
May be too late this year.
Can Can Carmine Rose is another winner.
Outstanding!
@sandrajohnson9926 it's Ball. Shipping for me was about $150 per case. You need to order them far ahead of the ship date though
For the flowers you are having trouble with germination are mostly cool season flowers. I find that they need cooler temperatures to germinate. My basement stays around 50-55°F in the winter. If I am having trouble with germination, I will put the tray in the basement, and I usually will have great germination. I have also set a tray outside for a week and then bring them inside to get them to germinate. Winter sowing method also works great for cool flowers and perennials. For Bells of Ireland, try putting them on a wet paper towel in a zip lock bag and then place in the fridge for a week. After that, take them out and place on the edge of your heat mat or on a warm, not hot surface. Check daily for the white roots. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the amazing tips!!! I definitely get nervous with my Bells as well! But you are dead on that the spoty germination is due to the cool flowers!!! Great catch!!! :) I was going to try cool growing this season but got super busy with work and didn't to try it, but I definitely see the advantages!!! Lol, more room for other flowers to start!!! Ha! Thanks again for the great information!!! I love fellow flower friends, everyone is super supportive and I really appreciate it! Have a wonderful season!!!
^^^ Yep…have learned through trial and error that the heat mats not for everyone.
I am not a farmer but I love cut flowers so I got tons of seeds this year and went crazy. Bells of Ireland germinated so easily for me. I used the wet napkin and zip lock method and also put seeds in fridge for a week before trying to germinate. I also found that winter sowing works very well and the plants are so much stronger than indoor.
Serina's glee is contagious! My face aches from smiling at her enthusiasm. Wishing you both the best of luck this Spring and Summer. Trying to grow some Bells of Ireland for my little garden. Didn't know they had a nice fragrance, too.
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I love your videos because it's reality. Like, needing to buy seedlings. Spotty germination. Not potting up instantly. It shows the reality of having to get work done and it not always being totally perfect. These videos are some of my favs because I learn about new flowers I could add to my garden for my personal cut flower garden
So true!
Good Morning Serina...it will all be so beautiful in bloom. Love the lisianthus so much 😃
Oooh, I love that green dress! Ian, aren’t you always saying buy more seeds/seedlings/plants? I mean, I don’t think we need to try too hard to make sure all those beautiful flowers end up on the farm, right? More flowers = more sales, especially when there is such a wide variety of types and colors. Also I love that you’re both always drawn more to bright colors because that’s also my style. I have to force myself to buy a few things in softer or darker colors just to make sure it’s not all hot pink and blinding yellow. I can’t wait to see all the rainbow bouquets and flowers crowns you’ll make this year!
Ian always encourages me to buy stuff and then runs away when it comes to planting it, lol
I did grow statice for sale in Finland. I am ex cut flower grower. I do sell flowers still now. One tip with Statice for you is that you need to give Statice some cold nights. I use to put trays of Statice outside when freesing night were coming. Some light frost night under paper or other cover was good for them to flower earlyer. I did grow 7000 plants from seeds for many years. Light freesing works really good for early flowering. You can test this tip. Keep up good work.
I've been planting them out once nights stop freezing regularly, but about a month before last frost. I'll have to try some even earlier though
Thanks for sharing this awesome information!!! I really appreciate it!
Ian , please let Serina to plant more lisianthus! Lisianthus is soo beautiful and they are high value flowers that can be sold in your market bouquets and to the florists! Their green is so beautiful and trust me you need a lot of them in your life! Thanks Ian for letting us to see more than 1o trays in your farm😊😅
I want a bed just to look at, lol. I'm still working on him
Those lisianthus are STUNNING!!!! I wish I could grow some! They're one flower I'm super intimidated by.
I used to run a guest house and I grew all the flowers for the house on my allotment. I think every bouquet is better with some blue statice, I love it. I love green flowers too, I’ve had several failed attempts to grow Bells Of Ireland. Zinnia Envy is another one I’ve failed to grow. Larkspur is one of my favourite cut flowers.
Love your infectious enthusiasm, I’m like that every time I go into my greenhouse to check my seedlings at this time of year.
Seeing the trays you grew of statice made me feel so much better. I saw the greenhouse ones and felt like I had fallen short. But when I saw yours I was like ok, mine look the same I'm not completely failing. This video was not good from my itchy green fingers. I'm in Michigan and today we went from no snow to a foot of snow and I can not wait to get out in the dirt.
Most of the stuff will be in the greenhouses, so it makes my season start earlier
Thank you for adding pictures of each variety. It really helps.
I'm so excited for the daffodils to start! I think you'll be surprised at the love and demand. Can't wait to see Ian and Serina fall in love with daffodils.
I checked today, and they aren't popping out yet. I'm impatient lol
I would just like to live next door to a flower farmer so I could enjoy all their hard work and it would benefit my vegetable garden. It would be a win win for me 😊.
I grew statice last year, not realizing that they are perennial in my zone 8b!!
This year is the first year that I will have blooms!!!! Yesssssssss!!!
Jealous! I wish it was perennials here
Those Stocks areee sooo beautiful they look like snapdragons!!! 😍😍😍😍😍
I hope you can try Freesia🥰🥰🥰
More lisianthus!!! More!!! Too much is not enough!!! 😂 I’m drooling watching those beautiful seedlings!!! Your video totally made my day!!! 😊👗☘️🍀🍃🌿🌱
the lizies are great. I think I remember that they are pretty as dried too. the blue rim was great but when you showed the expensive one I began to drool. I am going to use this video as a refence point. did you think about getting the echinops in white too. plant what you have space for (and energy) they will sell well to florists. I am green with envy ( I like green flowers too ) sowed some zinnias once called green envy. one plant flowered. it was orange.
Love seeing this! Planting is the bane of my existence 🤪 i dont know how you do it all!
Can’t wait to see all those ranunculus blooming! And the lisianthus too 😊
Me too!!
Very exciting! I really appreciate seeing photos of each to know what they'll look like when they bloom! Thanks again for a wonderful video!
Here’s the thing about lisis - if you’re not ready to harvest, pinch off the first bud, the others on the stalk will flower in like a week! This way you can stagger your harvest AND they store forever! I’d keep them all 😂
Hi Serena happy to see you surrounded by greens!!! I am in Zone 4 in Québec buried under 4 feet of snow still!!! My basement is full of seedlings and I am looking for a plug supplier for next year, as we are running out of space. Can you recommend your plug supplier? You can write me in private if you wish.
I was wondering the same especially for the lissies!
It's Ball - they are in the states, but its really easy to get them shipped. You could also try Jolly Farmer - they are in the maritimes
@@YouCantEatTheGrass I know about Jolly but the choice is limited and Ball I was scare for the deliveries if they would get stuck at the border freezing to death.... Ok I will give it a try next year. Have a wonderful spring lucky you. And Thank You for the referral.!!!
Omg! They are all gorgeous!
The seedlings you got in the mail look great! I have only ordered plants via mail a few times and it is always hit or miss if they don't get squashed or flipped. -Cara😄
I’m too used to my iPad.. and watching videos on UA-cam.. I want to hit the fast forward and see all the blooms in the greenhouse! I want to see the bouquets going together! I want to see Serena working into the evening and Ian getting up early and loading the truck! I don’t want to wait. I want to see the little ones running around playing with the kitties on warm summer days. ☺️💕 So glad to see these little affordable changes that allow you to pull back some of your own time.🙂it’s so cute to see you get excited about a lot of trays of plants that without the flower images you show.. they all look relatively identical. Lol. It certainly is a nice flower education. And, as a nurse,I certainly do notice excellent flowers in bouquets. And Stock is definitely a standout. You just move your nose from flower to flower to find the one making that outstanding scent.
I'm having an unbelievable spring harvest, thanks to your inspiration. I bought 200 ranunculus corms and planted them starting in November, and they are blooming now. All the colors! Thank you!
Lisianthus heaven….I am so jealous . Last year was my first year growing them, the Voyager series. Rosanne Brown, Champagne and Lavender. They did okay, but I did lose a few to fusarium. This year I bought 100 seeds as I tried to winter over last years but I wanted a backup plan so I started them in December. They were a epic fail I am afraid, I had a issue with a heat mat that got really hot and I found it was a issue after 4 hours. I did plant them out under protection but have little hopes for them as they had very little roots. I live on Vancouver Island and we cannot get a small amount of plugs here. I would be happy to buy a 1/3 of a flat off you if you need to get rid of some. With the bells of Ireland I got good germination from putting them in the fridge with a wet paper towel. Best of luck for your 2023 season.
Oh no, that sucks! They are tricky little things
Hi guys! Looking at all those trays of starts is looking at Spring itself! It'll be great watching them grow, turning into gorgeous flowers, then gorgeous bouquets! Serina, I love you dress, especially worn as a tunic over leggings or pants. The color is perfect, the color of early spring! I hope planting goes quick and easy for you, and that they just take off growing like crazy!
Yes!!! I love that color on her, it really is very beautiful on her!!! I saw the promo and that dress caught my eye straight away! Just stunning!
Fingers crossed!
Now I need a farm to grow all these
So Great to hear you Talking about all those great little plants. You‘re so devoted and excited about what you do. It’s so much fun to listen and watch. Thanks for sharing your passion!
Those are some robust lisianthus seedlings. The experts that grow those are the real mvp's. You definitely need them all! 😂 Love your green dress too you look super cute!
It definitely makes me feel like I don't know anything about growing seedlings, lol
Gratitude expressed for all the potential of beauty, and growth and inspiring nature ahead. May your plantings be a blessing to your family.
For early snapdragons, I love snapshots. They're surprisingly cold hardy. In my zone 7 climate, they bloom through December and come back in spring. But they're too short to make good cut flowers!
Where do you order them from? Thank you, you guys are so generous with your knowledge!!
Wondering the same!
I commented too!
For some reason my reply to where to get plants in Canada was blocked….. not cool!
Order online. Store name starts with a W
I planted 300 of my own Lisianthus this year I’m trying to grow them from seed, it’s supposed to be very difficult so I’ve stepped up to the challenge and they’re doing quite well. I also ordered a few plugs for the flower bed as well just in case. Lisianthus are so beautiful and their value is unmatchable when doing bouquets as long as you keep them with clean flowers they can last up to three weeks in a vase they would pair nicely with the snapdragons and you could get a good price for them at the market. Definitely make those points to Ian there’s definite value in Lisianthus. I know you have a different pay scale on things where you live but in the United States they are going for $60 for 10 stems I’m not sure what that would convert to in Canadian but I’m sure it would be profitable. I love watching your channel because I have the same seed addiction as you
I'm excited to try and wholesale some this year. It will be interesting to see how many we can sell
Love your content! So happy to see the beautiful blooms and happy your hardwork gets amazing returns!
Thanks
You for sure need to plant ALL the lisianthus! I am growing scabiosa for the first time this year and I think the Fama should be perennial for zones 3-7. I believe all scabiosa with the species "caucasica" are perennial and the ones with a different species are annuals.
They look like they might be coming back for me this week on the farm. But there is some gaps that I'll have to fill
thank you!
So much work already this spring! Have a great year.
It definitely starts with a bang
the filler with Michigan in it’s name, we have those here in my place and they areeeee sooo beautiful fillers esp. the white and violet🤩😍🤩🤩😍😍
Serena I pulled my single ranunculus corms, left them outside all winter, thought, "great, now I kept compost". Nope, they're back!
They obviously froze with -10 and wind, but they're here.
Ian may need to put a "brake pedal" on your mind, there's just two of you, don't allow excitement to get you overloaded with work.
As for all those choices you made, can't agree more, they're gorgeous 😍.
I really like that sweater on you!
She looks good in green.
Thanks
Can’t wait for the flowers to start
You need to go back and watch your first flower video! 😂😂You are 100% a flower lover now! Luv to see you so excited about what your growing! Flowers are amazing!
Lol, team veggies forever
❤ the apricot picking 😊
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Thank you for the pronunciation info!
That's a great tip!
Your enthusiasm is really fun to see......looking forward to a BLOOMING good spring and summer.....and a major cash rewards for all your hard work.....
Love to visit to see 💐 life is 💐
Hello from Nova Scotia we I love seeing your seedlings and grass at least your snow is gone we got hit with another snow storm last night I want to cry 😂 love your videos and your flowers
Ian! Serena is planting them all! Make space, lots of space, then Stand back and let her work. 😄
My scabiosa (variety perfecta blue) are perennial, but in here I think we are the equivalent of zone 7 or 8.
I hope you guys have that Ranunculus that have unique beautiful color that you had last year! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I saved it. We will have to see if it survived
@@YouCantEatTheGrass That got me more excited!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Don't have thousands to spend on flower plants, and seeds? Here, we present SerIna, and Ian. Watch as they bring your flower dreams to life, from the comfort of your living room... it's ok, we won't tell the boss if you're watching from work!... Let the drama unfold before you: will everything germinate? will they get everything transplanted on time, will Mother Nature still be hung over from last years binge drinking? How will Serina get the bouquets made on time, and will Ian break new sales records at the markets? We just don't know! ... Literally how your channel plays out in my head, and why I love it so much! 🤣🤣🤣
Lol, this is totally our goal, so that makes me happy
so interesting about your yellow and orange strawflower...i bought brand new seed, put in frig for a couple weeks and started the seeds....so far yellow and orange have not germinated, but all the other colors look great!
It definitely seems to be weaker genetics
I am so happy to see all the goodies you got and started. Can't wait to see your farm blooming. I dream of growing a lot of flowers in my 4 acres here in SD, US. I love it.
I’m a but dubious about how well stock will go in your climate - their natural environment is to flower in a mediterranean winter.
So excited to see all those Lizzie’s bloom.....gorgeous!
Serina is rocking the green dress...love it 💚
I just love this so much! I got my lissies in on Wednesday and i was so happy and my family doesnt understand why its so exciting. So its really nice to see your excitement about them!
Tell Ian those lisianthus will help to sell those bouquets. Can't wait to see them all in bloom! Bonny
Hello Serina so much flowers 🌹🌺 I can't wait to see them blooming, good luck.
Loved this video seeing all the plants it’s so exciting 😍
Oh my!!! So exciting to see all those flower starts! Daunting task of getting everything planted! So happy you found skillshare helpful! Cheering you on for minimal waste and profit profit profit!!! ❤❤❤❤🌸🌸🌸🌸
Yes! Thank you!
I can't wait to see them all blooming! What gorgeous flowers.
You remind me of a lady that worked for me in my flower shop. Every time she finished a bokay she would pat it. Every time you showed us a new tray you ran your hand over the new starts. Cute
Lol, I like that
Love watching your videos, spring plants have begun.❤
Please make a video how to start flower seedlings!!
Nice haul! Beautiful seedlings. Love your color choices. And I am team grow ALL the Lisianthus!
This is AWESOME! This is the best episode yet! I am still struggling with the plants from the seeds I planted in December, Rosanne Brown is the sole survivor.
OMG!!!!
So excited!
Are the plugs grown with a lot of fertilizers and pesticides? Is that how the growers get them so lush?
I plant at home and in a community garden so I need to follow the guidelines with what I put into the soil.
🌸 🌸 🌸
Can’t wait till the snips on the videos and to see will you get to bed before 4am this season?
Any bets on Serina’s bedtime?
Thanks for sharing your flowers with us,
Ayelet
I'm sure they use fertilizer, and pesticides and fungicides if needed. But them looking so nice most likely has more to do with giving them perfect growing conditions by having a temperature controlled greenhouse
You look beautiful in green❤
Yay for plugs! I can feel your excitement! Great video, thanks for sharing! Looking forward to your bouquets!
I am so glad I'm not the only one who struggled with planting lisianthus seeds, makes me wonder if I should use the space for something else this year. I thought it was just me!
You make me want a flower farm 😊just for myself!!!
Literally just started my own channel and you guys are my inspiration 😊💕
Congrats!
I am starting my second full year, and growing vibrant seedlings is still a huge challenge. What vendor(s) do you use to purchase seedlings from.. It might get me off to a better foot.. I appreciate all the experience and info you provide!! Thanks much.
These ate from ball
Voyage champagne is absolutely dreamy. I grew it last year (plugs) for my daughter's wedding.
Сірена, вітаю! Антирінум добре черенкується. він дає більше квітів, якщо укоротити його основне стебло. Тобто, нічого страшного, якщо росток антирінуму надломався, ми робимо це спеціально для збільшення кількості квітів.
Статиця добре проростає за високих температур, приблизно 20-22°С
I've been germinating statice in a cool room, so maybe I should try giving it more heat.
I always pinch the snapdragons too.
Shared to Facebook. I can hardly wait to see all the colours.
Another Great Video Serena and Ian. I luv it!
Nicole Pitt from Flower Hill Farm said her favorite Lisianthus was Rosanne Brown too! You've got some really nice things growing. Good luck on this years crops and sales.
They are very lovely
So happy when you put a picture with starts🎉❤
Nice haul, Serina. Hope they all do well for you.
I'm trying Campanula this year to, saw it in my grandma's garden, and then in a seed catalog.
I’m so excited about what you are growing 😊
the Lisianthus trolll.... Ian, think of all the sales to florists with all that lisianthus! easy bulk sales!
You got that right!
Love seeing all the seedlings & have serious plant envy 😂
... i don't know why
all Flowers
make us
Hapyyyyyyyyyyyyy ... 🎉
Its so interesting and entertaining watching the reality of growing at a larger scale flower farming! Thanks for the update :)
It's definitely fun to plant 1000 of something, lol
You guys got me with that thumbnail shot. WOW!
Oh my!!! This is wonderful!!! You are going to do great!!! I am so excited that you got the plugs!! Yessss. Do it this way so you are able to have a vaca and time to recharge for the coming year! Tell Ian you need more beds lol
Lol, the last thing I need is more beds, I'm always struggling to keep up with the space
Супер рассада 👍👍👍
I had really good luck starting statice indoors with the grow lights you recommended in another video. I was inspired by your beautiful double row of statice last year, I just had to give it a go. I'm working on clearing my grow shelves now, getting my ranunculus and anemones in, as well as onions and potatoes. So much to do once spring begins!
It's a busy season
You need all those lizzies!! All the wedding work/florist needs! 😉😉
I love the amount of green 💚
Vintage champagne is so pretty, I do arrangements with it on its own, throw some greenery and white gomphrena in and I’m happy 😊
Pretty!
I potted up stocks and would bring them in at night, into my bedroom. It smells wonderful in the room!
That orchid lisianthus is stunning!!
I can't wait to see it
When do you plant them out? do you put them under protection?