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Not your typical cut flower! One to remember when you’re planning next year’s garden 🌱 Lavatera is an annual that I grew this year to see how it would work as a cut flower — and I’m really glad I tried it! The color is soft, the details are beautiful up close, and it plays well with a lot of other flowers. I haven’t used it for weddings, but I can easily imagine it there because of that softness and movement 🤍. Each stem has multiple buds that open over time, so you get a longer vase life , an

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Not your typical cut flower! One to remember when you’re planning next year’s garden 🌱 Lavatera is an annual that I grew this year to see how it would work as a cut flower — and I’m

Flower People. . Not your typical cut flower! One to remember when you’re planning next year’s garden 🌱 Lavatera is an annual that I grew this year to see how it would work as a cut flower — and I’m really glad I tried it! The color is soft, the details are beautiful up close, and it plays well with a lot of other flowers. I haven ...

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Heartwarming Act of Kindness: Giving Flowers to Strangers

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Here’s the pinching breakdown 👇 If you’ve ever been confused about where to cut—this one’s for you. We’re counting true leaves, not the baby seed leaves at the very bottom (those are called cotyledons). 👉 Wait until your zinnia has 3–4 sets of true leaves ✂️ Then either: • Cut just above the third set of leaves, or • Simply pinch out the center bud with your fingers This tells the plant: time to branch out—and that’s what gives you taller stems, more blooms, and way better cut flowers. ✨ Pinch

Here’s the pinching breakdown 👇 If you’ve ever been confused about where

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Hand-tied bouquets are perfect for gifts or stocking the flower stand—but they can be sneaky tricky to make. 🌸Save this reel for later! 🌸 Holding everything in place while adding or pulling stems is awkward—and honestly, it can be hard on your hands and wrists if you’re making a bunch. Here’s my go-to trick to make it way easier and get that pretty, loose look: Use a vase or bucket with a cone shape or flared opening to build your bouquet. 💐 Here’s how: Start with a cone-shaped vase or bucket

Hand-tied bouquets are perfect for gifts or stocking the flower stand—but they can be sneaky tricky to make. 🌸Save this reel for later! 🌸 Holding everything in place while adding or pulling stems is awkward—and honestly, it can be hard on your hands and wrists if you’re making a bunch. Here’s my go-to trick to make it way easier and get that pretty, loose look: Use a vase or bucket with a cone shape or flared opening to build your bouquet. 💐 Here’s how: Start with a cone-shaped vase or bucket

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This greenhouse has been sitting half-used for way too long. It’s one of those projects that kept getting pushed because… life 😆 This summer we finally built raised beds with leftover lumber (live edges and all), and this weekend it was time to actually fill them. Family work day, dirt everywhere, cold tiny hands — the good kind of tired. The plan is sweet peas and pansies in here, and maybe I’ll squeeze in some anemones and ranunculus too! For now we’ve got hoses running for irrigation, but ev

This greenhouse has been sitting half-used for way too long. It’s one of those projects that kept getting pushed because… life 😆 This summer we finally built raised beds with leftover lumber (live edges and all), and this weekend it was time to actually fill them. Family work day, dirt everywhere, cold tiny hands — the good kind of tired. The plan is sweet peas and pansies in here, and maybe I’ll squeeze in some anemones and ranunculus too! For now we’ve got hoses running for irrigation, but ev

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If sweet peas are on your garden list for spring 2026, now’s the time to start preparing. 🌱 Sweet peas can handle cold temperatures and actually grow best when they’re started early. Here in zone 8b, we sow them in the middle of winter and grow them on at cool temps in our unheated greenhouse ❄️ We’ve been starting sweet pea seeds weekly and will be growing 30 varieties this year! They are some of my favorite flowers and half of our farm is dedicated to them. Want help getting started with swee

If sweet peas are on your garden list for spring 2026, now’s the time to start preparing. 🌱 Sweet peas can handle cold temperatures and actually grow best when they’re started early. Here in zone 8b, we sow them in the middle of winter and grow them on at cool temps in our unheated greenhouse ❄️ We’ve been starting sweet pea seeds weekly and will be growing 30 varieties this year! They are some of my favorite flowers and half of our farm is dedicated to them. Want help getting started with swee

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Hand-tied bouquets are perfect for gifts or stocking the flower stand—but they can be sneaky tricky to make. 🌸Save this reel for later! 🌸 Holding everything in place while adding or pulling stems is awkward—and honestly, it can be hard on your hands and wrists if you’re making a bunch. Here’s my go-to trick to make it way easier and get that pretty, loose look: Use a vase or bucket with a cone shape or flared opening to build your bouquet. 💐 Here’s how: Start with a cone-shaped vase or bucket

Hand-tied bouquets are perfect for gifts or stocking the flower stand—but they can be sneaky tricky to make. 🌸Save this reel for later! 🌸 Holding everything in place while adding or pulling stems is awkward—and honestly, it can be hard on your hands and wrists if you’re making a bunch. Here’s my go-to trick to make it way easier and get that pretty, loose look: Use a vase or bucket with a cone shape or flared opening to build your bouquet. 💐 Here’s how: Start with a cone-shaped vase or bucket

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This greenhouse has been sitting half-used for way too long. It’s one of those projects that kept getting pushed because… life 😆 This summer we finally built raised beds with leftover lumber (live edges and all), and this weekend it was time to actually fill them. Family work day, dirt everywhere, cold tiny hands — the good kind of tired. The plan is sweet peas and pansies in here, and maybe I’ll squeeze in some anemones and ranunculus too! For now we’ve got hoses running for irrigation, but ev

This greenhouse has been sitting half-used for way too long. It’s one of those projects that kept getting pushed because… life 😆 This summer we finally built raised beds with leftover lumber (live edges and all), and this weekend it was time to actually fill them. Family work day, dirt everywhere, cold tiny hands — the good kind of tired. The plan is sweet peas and pansies in here, and maybe I’ll squeeze in some anemones and ranunculus too! For now we’ve got hoses running for irrigation, but ev

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If sweet peas are on your garden list for spring 2026, now’s the time to start preparing. 🌱 Sweet peas can handle cold temperatures and actually grow best when they’re started early. Here in zone 8b, we sow them in the middle of winter and grow them on at cool temps in our unheated greenhouse ❄️ We’ve been starting sweet pea seeds weekly and will be growing 30 varieties this year! They are some of my favorite flowers and half of our farm is dedicated to them. Want help getting started with swee

If sweet peas are on your garden list for spring 2026, now’s the time to start preparing. 🌱 Sweet peas can handle cold temperatures and actually grow best when they’re started early. Here in zone 8b, we sow them in the middle of winter and grow them on at cool temps in our unheated greenhouse ❄️ We’ve been starting sweet pea seeds weekly and will be growing 30 varieties this year! They are some of my favorite flowers and half of our farm is dedicated to them. Want help getting started with swee

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Here’s the pinching breakdown 👇 If you’ve ever been confused about where to cut—this one’s for you. We’re counting true leaves, not the baby seed leaves at the very bottom (those are called cotyledons). 👉 Wait until your zinnia has 3–4 sets of true leaves ✂️ Then either: • Cut just above the third set of leaves, or • Simply pinch out the center bud with your fingers This tells the plant: time to branch out—and that’s what gives you taller stems, more blooms, and way better cut flowers. ✨ Pinch

Here’s the pinching breakdown 👇 If you’ve ever been confused about where to cut—this one’s for you. We’re counting true leaves, not the baby seed leaves at the very bottom (those are called cotyledons). 👉 Wait until your zinnia has 3–4 sets of true leaves ✂️ Then either: • Cut just above the third set of leaves, or • Simply pinch out the center bud with your fingers This tells the plant: time to branch out—and that’s what gives you taller stems, more blooms, and way better cut flowers. ✨ Pinch

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Filler flowers that bloom all summer long 💐 These are the behind-the-scenes stars of my summer bouquets—easy to grow, productive, and full of texture. I mix them with zinnias and dahlias for bouquets that feel wild, full, and effortless. ✨ Love-in-a-mist – Use the flowers and seed pods to add texture and interest. ✨ Feverfew – Use sparingly... the scent is strong. ✨ Yarrow – A hardy perennial that’s easy to grow and arrange. ✨ Blue Borage – A little spiky, but a great companion plant—and adds a

Filler flowers that bloom all summer long 💐 These are the behind-the-scenes stars of my summer bouquets—easy to grow, productive, and full of texture. I mix them with zinnias and dahlias for bouquets that feel wild, full, and effortless. ✨ Love-in-a-mist – Use the flowers and seed pods to add texture and interest. ✨ Feverfew – Use sparingly... the scent is strong. ✨ Yarrow – A hardy perennial that’s easy to grow and arrange. ✨ Blue Borage – A little spiky, but a great companion plant—and adds a

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There’s not a ton of greenery to work with in early spring—but flowering branches and those first fresh green twigs? Total bouquet gold. ✨ If you’ve ever tucked apple blossoms or lilac into a spring bouquet and watched them wilt within a day… this tip’s for you. Woody stems can struggle to hydrate in the vase unless you help them out. After your regular angled cut, slice up into the base of the stem about 1–2 inches. This opens up more surface area and helps the stem take up water, so your branc

There’s not a ton of greenery to work with in early spring—but flowering branches and those first fresh green twigs? Total bouquet gold. ✨ If you’ve ever tucked apple blossoms or lilac into a spring bouquet and watched them wilt within a day… this tip’s for you. Woody stems can struggle to hydrate in the vase unless you help them out. After your regular angled cut, slice up into the base of the stem about 1–2 inches. This opens up more surface area and helps the stem take up water, so your branc

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This is how you get your sweet peas to grow tall. 🌿 Give them some shade. It’s one of the most common questions I get—and for a while, I wasn’t sure why some people’s sweet peas were struggling even when they did everything “right.” Then it clicked. Even though I grow in full sun, my sweet pea walls and the self-seeded plants around them create their own shade. That natural cover keeps the soil cooler and the roots happier—which makes a big difference. If you’re not growing in big rows like I a

This is how you get your sweet peas to grow tall. 🌿 Give them some shade. It’s one of the most common questions I get—and for a while, I wasn’t sure why some people’s sweet peas were struggling even when they did everything “right.” Then it clicked. Even though I grow in full sun, my sweet pea walls and the self-seeded plants around them create their own shade. That natural cover keeps the soil cooler and the roots happier—which makes a big difference. If you’re not growing in big rows like I a

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Most people wait until spring to start their Sweet Peas… but that might be too late 🌱 If you want tall, strong stems and early blooms, timing is everything. Sweet Peas are cool-season plants — they grow their roots during the cold months and bloom once the days get longer. Here’s how to time your planting 👇 🌿 Zones 8–10 Start seeds in trays in fall (Oct–Dec) and grow them in an unheated greenhouse, cold frame, or protected spot until they’re about 3–4” tall. You can transplant in late fall or

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🌸Want more flowers?! 🌸 Letting that first bud bloom is so tempting—but if you want more flowers and long, strong stems for cutting, you’ve got to pinch it out. I know. It feels wrong. But trust me, it’s worth it. Here’s how to do it: ✂️ Wait until your zinnia seedling has 4 sets of true leaves 🌿 Then snip off the top of the plant—right above the second or third leaf set 🌸 That center bud you just cut? It was going to give you one short flower. Now? The plant will branch from below and give y

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Every year I get asked how I grow sweet peas that have long, strong stems and bushy plants. The truth is—it’s not one magic trick. It’s a handful of small things that actually make a difference. Growing sweet peas? Don’t skip these steps—they work. 👇 Start your seeds indoors but grow them in a cool spot through the winter. ➡️ They like chilly temps and hate heat—so the earlier, the better. Fertilize while the plants are still little. 🐟 I use a fish seaweed mix every 10–14 days for strong roots

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🌱 A myth about growing dahlias from seeds: They don’t make tubers. But they actually do. 🌿 Once a dahlia seed germinates, it grows normal feeder roots. As the plant matures, some of those roots begin to swell — that’s the start of tuber formation. This happens early, often when the plant is still small and before it blooms. ☀️ The longer the plant grows between first bloom and frost, the bigger and more mature the tuber clump will be. 🪴 Each seed-grown dahlia produces its own small clump of t

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