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Hey thanks for the video I really appreciate that raw footage ( that wasp kicked your ass 😂) but the installation was real I don’t like the videos That don’t show you the struggle that you actually go through when using a 1025 thanks again

We call it dirt also. Have to stop being so politically correct. Who cares what people think if they dont like it, they can move along.

Mid & rear pto, you might cut and spray or fertilize while cutting - just a thought.

I want to thank you for showing your process. I implemented a couple of new ideas from watching you, including cutting on leftover flooring. Lol.

That bag seemed endless. What fun !

I find it very interesting that in OK, August is a month that's hard for flower farmers. Here in MN, this is the season when everything takes off, and I find myself awash in flowers!

Such good info! 🗓️

wow alex im new to this and im loving the raw truth facts thank you

thank you alex

Wait! Cool room? Did I miss a video?

I have some celosia trees this year too. Cannot believe how thick they are!

New to your videos...love them and will continue to watch.

Why are some o. The floor?

Excellent breakdown of how the algorithms affect your post placements.

Always love watching all your videos! My first comment but have been watching you all from the start. Hopefully, after our tour in England come to an end in 2025. We will be back in the UP on our farm to start my flower farm dream! I just wanted to say thank you for all the inspiration you share with everyone. 🤍 Jess x

Congrats! You are a great teacher!

Thank you so much for making these videos, as a new farmer I very much appreciate the effort you put into sharing your knowledge. Have you ever run out of water in any of the buckets from extremely thirsty stems? I live off farm and am wondering about cutting and storing overnight. So far I've been using a cooler and having an awful time with it losing a lot of precious stems. Looking into making a flower cottage such as yours!

We just bought property near Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and have lots of ideas for a fresh produce and flower stand. I can't tell you how helpful it is to enjoy your videos. Were ther specific resources you used to learn how to grow various flower crops?

I always enjoy your videos and appreciate all you do

I just stumbled upon your channel and really appreciate your content! Thank you!

OMG so excited -I find your info so helpful and you keep it fun and down to earth.

Do you pretreat against fungus or mold while you soak? Is that even a thing? Looking to start planting in North Georgia in November!

Do you put you bouquets in the refrigerator over night, even with the zinnias? I thought zinnias didn't like being in the refrigerator. Thanks for your videos!! So wonderful!

Instead of composting unsold bouquets, perhaps they could be donated to a hospital, drop-in centre or other charity or social service organization.

⚘ Hey Eric and Alex, I figured it out, if you claim your nursery license for 4 years, all your plant stock can be insured, and you will qualify for farm tax exemption, BOOM ⚘

Who specifically are the wholesale sellers you kept hinting at, for those of us not afraid of business accounts and minimum order quantities?

Sounds great!! I am in Massachusetts, would you be able to help twick the growing and farming schedule to zone 6? as a patreon of course.... very interested in the part time flower farm concept, I am very lucky to have other income but i want this as a retirement job after teaching in public school for 25 years!!

is there a how to create a facebook page anywhere? ty in advance

Are those snapdragons cut and come again? Beautiful!

Definitely going to join❤

You’ve helped and inspired me so much! Do you fertilize your seedlings?

Can I ask what camera you guys use to film? Love your videos and all the information you share 🤍

Good luck with your new endeavor!

Check out Hydros Plus for added strength and hydraulic flow.

I just recently subbed to your channel and didn't realize y'all are in Claremore I will have to come get flowers when y'all open back up!

So strange watching your intro to your program very impressing must say. And thought to myself this couple need to start a book slash workshop book as to day to day operations, ordering, how and when to plant. Well low and behold !!!! YOU GUYS KNOW ! what we looking for. We will be putting a offer on a little farm here in Utah soon say a prayer for us please that we get it.

Yay! So smart and helpful. Thank you!!

Congrats that sounds like a really useful tool for part time farmers!

Wow great time for me. I have been making notes of saved videos of yours. Plan to start soon flower farming. Looking forward to this project!! My husband and I homeschooled 5 kids. Now moving my father in law in our home. Therefore this will be part time. I am a RN retiring soon. I have grown kids with families that may help at times. This project fills a gap that’s needed in this business. Thanks. Will enjoy this ride!!!

Kitten section in the Patreon too!

I your videos! It's great that you're teaching not just showing❤

Im so excited for this for so many reasons! Thank you! ❤

Love that you guys are so straight forward with info on your day to day and future visions! I’m inspired by your videos, honesty, focus on efficiency and business for those of us who are “moderate” size farmers. 🥰

You guys are so organized. Something I've tried to do but with my mild ADHD I end up having mountains of notes and lists and I have a hard time coordinating them into something that makes sense. I only get more confused. But on the good side I've made a lot of mistakes and those I don't really have to write down. They are burned in my brain and I look on them as being learning experiences. But it is costly. I haven't seen what you've done but I thank you in advance. I'm also trying to get a grip on social media and marketing for such a small farmer as myself.

So great - wishing you luck on your new venture!

Love your shirt, Alex 👊🏻

How far from town are you? I'm wondering if people would show up to our place if I did a farm stand. We're about 20 miles from town and it seems a long way to go to buy flowers.

NO, NEITHER IS WORTH THE MONEY! DO NOT BUY JD PARTS MADE IN CHINA!!!!! After a year parts are falling off due to not tightened right at the factory. JD uses Kubota tranny now. Height limiter on the 60" belly mower will wear out due to cheap extruded aluminum. My 2005 JD 2210 was built MUCH better and lasted 18 years. This one is a little over a year old and falling apart. JD does NOT care and will not warranty anything past 1 year.

Why not just plant out your tulips in October when I get them

Thank you so much for all of this info! How much do you fill the buckets on the bottom for the finished bouquet?