You can sell some in nice potts in your gardenshop, just classic terracotta pots spanish moss and the flower ! So pretty in the spring!!

@katipohl2431

5 ай бұрын

That's what I do with shorter varieties. Selling them in pots. Slow flowers are popular here in Germany.

Just an idea to reach florist. When I owned my shop we ordered heavy from the wholesalers at the beginning of the week. Towards the end week, things would start to look a little sparse. We had local growers that would drive around with buckets of local grown flowers. They would bring unique things like hellebores, flowering quince, etc. We happily bought their buckets because they were beautiful and a fair price. Florist are always looking for something that will set their shop apart from the competition especially since grocery stores have killed a lot of florist.

@caracoates4834

5 ай бұрын

My personal favorite was the mistral Bordeaux, but as ex wedding florist I would have bought all of the last group of the pastel colors. I think that is your safest bet. When these guys are blooming, it will be the spring and spring color palettes for wedding tend to be soft.

I was literally dreaming that I was hanging out with you and Ian and one of your cats had kittens and you gave me a kitten and I helped you cut Lizzie’s - then I woke up and you have a new video- I adore you both and have been inspired over and over

@maura423

5 ай бұрын

Haha this is cute 😊 Even my husband (not into gardening or KZread) likes Ian and Serena. They'd be fun to hang out with!

Ranuncaholism is real. We can start a support group.

Lets be honest Serina, You can't live without any of those varieties! Insert maniacal laugh here.....muaahaaaa!

Have you ever considered a pick your own. Customers comes to the farm to make there own bouquet? Please also make a staggered staging for the market to show off your bouquets. If you are vertically challenged you won’t be able to see the flowers. Use of the floor could increase the number of bouquets on display. Use of tissue paper inside the brown paper of your bouquets to make them look more elegant. You should aim to look more high end. Can you also put a sign on your farmers market stand saying ‘locally grown seasonal flowers’ Also thought you need a van so that you can store all of the made up flowers in the back the day before the market. Cut out the need for the cooler. Looks like lots of effort to load the pickup. Love the flowers! Keep up the hard work. I love watching the videos.

@MyFocusVaries

5 ай бұрын

Kelowna is extremely hot in summer. A cooler is essential. The flowers would wilt incredibly quickly.

KEEP THEM ALL!!! You know how to grow them and you can make space for them.

@SunshineGarden-9B

5 ай бұрын

That's exactly what I was thinking too 😀 Can't have too many!!

This is your chance to set up a Squarespace site and sell the corms 😅. I get so many Canadian small growers who ask if I can ship to them (I can’t), so there is demand!!

Cmon Serena, I’m sure if you put your mind to it you can find room for ALL of them, and you would not regret it 😜

@lisagee2789

5 ай бұрын

Nicole, nooo don't tell her that! It's financially stressful buying too much let alone the additional work. I hope Serena saves some of the corms for the following year. She needs to watch your video!

Im a home gardener and you're making me want to get more. Such beautiful flowers.

We divide our anemone and ranunculus crops into 2 spring successions (may greenhouse and june outdoor blooming) and 1 fall/winter succession (Ontario, 6a). I also found that second year old UB elegance corms (non-sprouted from 2023) soaked and rooted really really well if you feel like saving them for 2025.

@gypsyogrady3308

5 ай бұрын

That was my question, why wouldn't you be saving them every year??

Just love them all. When I visit family in Kelowna in the Summer I will pop over to your market stand to buy flowers.

Omg I did the same thing on a smaller scale, and I sold of all the extras potted at local garden club. People sort of fought over them.

Can you do an in depth ranunculus Growing video. I can’t get it right to save my life…..

The soft colors is where it is for me!!! I have a hard time with the bright and bold!

Festival mix with the green is just stunning ?!?!?

What to do with all of those? I'd sell some in smaller bags where you can do some mixes (pretend you are making bouquets but with the corms). You can ship them to fellow Canadians. I'd also pot some up and sell them to local gardeners. I love ranunculus and anemones.

OMG Ive just done our ranunculus order and I couldn’t stop myself either. Our high tunnel arrives in the next two weeks and we are super excited for these to flower in our Spring 2024. I will get great enjoyment watching yours flower months before mine 🥰

No one can grow them like you😊. Keep them all !! I can’t wait to see them grow and you love on them.

Awesome video!!! I loved your explanation on every flower and the pics you put up. Beautiful!!! As far as what to get rid of, I think some of the red ranunculus or any that you don’t like that much. Good luck! Awesome content. This was the first video I saw of yours and I loved it! ❤

i looooovvvvved the blue bachelor buttons with the ranunculus 😅

My two favorite flowers 💕 I love your channel and seeing all your beautiful flowers!

Almost an hour?! Yessss! Love the long videos

SAME Serena Same!! All girls are the same when it comes to shopping! We arent ourselved while shopping….. After shopping, it’ll only a matter of time that, we girls, were went on a shopping frenzy and we’re not sane😂😂😂😂😂

I love your bright beautiful ranunculus. I’ve always loved the bouquets of bright colors you arrange. I totally failed growing ranunculus and lisianthus last year and decided not to try growing them this year, but seeing your shipment reveal, makes me want to try one more time. You’re a bad influence, Lol. I’m excited for watching you get ready for spring seed starting and planting. I hope you have a very successful growing year.

I love that Malva! Pantone color of the year is peach so that might be something to keep in mind as you decide what to keep.

I have been missing you guy's so much❤❤❤🕊️

Maybe another hoop house is the answer. Maybe you were meant to be known as the ranunculus queen😊 if you grow them, they will sell!

Awesome. All the colours !

And wait to see all these beauties in bloom!!!

These are beautiful varieties! I love anemones 😀

Wow what a variety👍

Wow there all amazing...keep it all😊

I love the yellows.

You don’t need to do without anything. You can plant every variety, just not every corm and save the excess for next year.

planting them all xx

I Too adore The Bright orange flowers. I like jewel colors. Hot colors are my passions!

Omigod, I am in love with Malta! Can't wait to see how they come out 🙂

I really appreciate your efforts. And share good information and experience . Stay smiling

It was so nice to see such rich colours at this time of year . Thank you for sharing your beautiful flower order. Did not know there were so many different varieties of Anenomes and ranunculus . You are so passionate with your work your smile didn't leave your face the whole time. You had fun being good to yourself with buying them. From vancouver Island Moose out

Those Bordeaux are gorgeous!

I can't imagine what the farm will look like in 5 years! Wonderful investments into your surroundings 😊 can't wait to see all your flowers this year.

I can wait to see growing the 🌺🌹 the are beautiful.

just subscribed!! I thought I already was...dummy me...have been watching your channel for about 2 years now..I love watching you do dried flowers and your bouquets which are so beautiful you have a real talent knowing what flowers go together...I loved it when you planted flowers beside your flower stand, great idea!! keep up the good work, can't wait to watch your videos as your flowers grow!!

I think they will all bring value to your bouquets and to local florists. You have to grow a good amount of each and pick the varieties that are the hardy ones, good producers and most healthy blooms.

Me too, I just ordered and paid Ranunculus and Anemones. Hi from Germany.

Great video. Description wonderful 🤩🤩

I also grow rarity every year, its a light purpley blue that reflects in the light. No mixed colours! It's freaking STUNNING you are gonna freak

They are All beautiful ❤️😍

I really like all of the Mistral flowers. Especially the Boardeaux. I love the moody colors. I’d love to have a whole garden bed of them. I might need to order myself some for next year. However, I suspect the brights will be the best sellers at the stand. They’ll definitely be eye catching and turn heads. I’d fill up the greenhouse with the rainbow mix and plant the extra pastels in the field under row cover. If you have extra corms, you could probably sell six packs at your roadside stand.

I think I NEED the purple anemone more than you do! Your choices are just gorgeous have fun in 2024 digging in the dirt!

Go for it plant them all your heart wants it

Great video! And AWESOME progress on pronouncing “anemone”- way to go!🎉

Serena, you are so cute! And crazy for flowers just like I do. I get so excited during bare root rose or bulb ordering time in winter. When everything blooms in April, I'd get Spring Fever. My yard looks like a small nursery! Your selections look amazing. Grow those new ones and plant less of the old types if you run out of room. Or get more tunnels. I'd buy your gorgeous flowers if I live near by. Happy planting!!! Greetings from the USA.

You should keep all of them but split it all in half that way you keep all the different varieties but only grow what you need

Yes, Bordauex Anemone is amazing! Last year I paired them with Daphne o, “Zuiko Nishiki” for Mother’s Day, (family & friends, I don’t sell). Noticed more comments, photos and sharing than usual. Also they lasted a long time. 😍

This video was a great treat after 3 weeks of cold, icy , foggy weather! Can you share this with a few local florists and get their feedback? Selling potted terra cotta or even crated you choose plants on the rack outside the stand on weekends is a great idea too.

I bought a lot of seeds this year so I understand wanting every thing. I think you should aim towards florist and make a link on your website they the florist can go in to see what is available to buy. Also shoot them e mails of what flowers are available. Go In person too with flowers . Get rid of some of them yellow flowers

So much fun to go through all the varieties you chose for 2024 ! Maybe just cut back on planting the ones you already know and mentioned you got too much 😝 and plant everything else 👍

What timing! I started watching and a truck pulled into the yard with my Unicorn Bloom order. PS part with Malva it looks dirty and washed out. I didn’t find it very vigorous.

Serena, you're making it hard for my brain to focus on budgeting. I love your unboxing videos . Your flower choices and bouquets always satisfy my soul. Also consider for weddings Italian renuculus La Dolce Vita. ❤

Grow them all! 😂 But if you really run out of space, pot up the spare ranunculus and anemone in 9cm pots and sell them at the farm stand! I get really nice plants in that size pot from starting them off in a module tray first around 4 weeks beforehand. Here in Cyprus the anemone corms I left in the ground last year are already flowering!! ❤🌸

Bianco Sfmato are my favs! every year I always have that on my grow list

I think you should plant them all! Yeah, I'm useless at this. It's the one area I have absolutely no self control.

So charming. Would certainly pay good money for them

I in fact manage to get good anemone stems in winter, outside in the cold.

Hi, my name is Melissa and i'm a gardening addict. :D Yayyyy.

If you do have to part with some I would part with the common daffodil colors, if you want some yellow or white in your bouquet reach for the Daffs you already have, same if you have those colors in tulips. Also, maybe you don't have to plant the entire bag? Or if you have a bunch of pots laying around maybe you could fill the pots with soil and grow ranuculous in them to either sell as a potted plant or to just move to vacant/dormant flower rows?

Love seeing all of these ranunculus! Do you ever dig up the corms and save them to plant the following year?

Hi Serena, thank you for your vids. As a pro myself, both as “Your Gardening Angel” a residential perennial/veg service, and “The Petal Pedaler” where I deliver hand tied bouquets to clients on my electric cargo bike, I try and not grow anything that’s going to cause me issues. Oy! there is already so! much to do anything that doesn’t give me a bang, as much as I may love it has to go. That being said, as per what you described, I might delete the hot pink, the red, the Giallo, and no offense, that Striatto just looks a bit of a mess to me unless it is actually less strident in person. Love that you’re experimenting and wish us all the most amazing season!!! All the best, Sabrina

Don’t give any away!!!! Plant them by the shed! Plant them with the daffodils! Plant them with the peonies! Plant them anywhere!

I do not grow a TON of flowers in my garden as they honestly intimidate me with all their special needs and planting guidelines, which is silly as I thrive as a veggie gardener and those plants ALSO have their own fussy guidelines at times. I do grow zinnias, poppies, cornflowers, petunias and alyssum and bought a TON more seed packets of flowers last year to force myself to play with flowers more this year. I also am using the lasagna method for some daffodils, tulips, and crocus (if the darn squirrels will stop digging them up to plant their acorns). I absolutely ADORE watching your flower hauls, though, as I dream to venture more into some of these varieties and I love seeing the excitement in you as you share your new babies to grow.

What greenery do you use in your rainbow ranunculus bouquets? They are just GORGEOUS!!! 😍🤩

Thank you!! made a list for next year. I would love to know what foliage you use this early with the renucs.

You obviously need all of them! just divide the bags in half :)

Maybe to allow you to keep a lot of the colors you could sell some "grow your own bouquet" packs with a mixture of things that will go together. Like you said, at the consumer level it's hard to find them to plant yourself.

Because you asked about what to pass on, Of the brights I’d pass on the yellows that have red edges I’d pass on the variegated pinkish one I’d pass on 300/600 of the doubles. Just plant 50 of each instead of 100 Mistral milko and mistral rarity look a lot alike. I think I’d pass on milko I’d also cut back on at least half of the pastels I’d cut back on some whites It’s so hard to shrink a shopping cart!

Oh Serena we have all been there at one time of another!😄Maybe not the amount of $ like you!😄

Serina....you are READY for wedding palettes. Let yourself be open to it

I think you should focus on what the florists want so you can get more streams of income. That's probably not much fun though, and I really like those orange ranunculus. I think I'm going to try to grow some orange geums this year to satisfy my craving for bright flowers in the spring/early summer.

I'd say get rid of the red and deeper color ranunculus that get easily blemished and replace with the anemones of the same color, especially since you're saying you get the red anemones because the red ranunculus don't grow well. Also, I was watching this on my laptop and my husband was like, "Oh, it's your Canadian flower farming lady." :)

Keep them all ! Make another 7 beds after the peonys lol and make a retail page for extra plants or corms or bulbs and seeds xo 😏😎

Everything anenome that isn't the first blue or a nice solid pink, take 1/4 to 1/2 the lots you bought and plant those. sell off the rest. Plant the ones you keep across two locations so you can judge where they grew the best.

I am definitely a plant addiction. If you don't have room please send some to me. ❤

I'll buy a few hundreds from you if you have to rehome some!! And my 2 cents: practically, def think you should ramp up varieties that are softer. That and quality filler

I love bright colors and your bright flowers, but I love the pastellos, particularly. Also love the Festival. Do you have gardening help?

So, you need to use square space to sell your used corms post season rather than throwing them out or whatever you do with them. Bags of 25 at the same price you paid wholesale. Win win. Oh, and sell to us in the states!

I'm uk but I grow alot of elegans ranunculus and mistral type anenome the rarity and rosa chario is amazing and is definitely worth growing but I'm with you on the true blue anenome there is nothing like them I think pastello is just a mix of all the normal elegans ranunculus types but my fav is the striato with the blackberry toned edges and pink tones I personally like bright but my florists definitely like the pale tones the Nero centered white anenome are less good as the pollen stains the petals that's why the green centers are so much better

I would pass on the Carmel Pastel mix, just based on my previous experience. I have purchased them before from reputable sources and have ended up with them being a mix of mostly scarlet blooms with the occasional white bloom with red streaks. The Mistral varieties never disappoint, and I have heard good things about Fullstars as well.

It's really all about the flower color preferences of your customers. What sells? You know whites are last. It would be fun to take a survey...at the stand, at the market?

Allow me! HA! The flowers with colored edges are called "pic​o​tee" ˌpi-kə-ˈtē : a flower (such as some carnations or tulips) having one basic color with a margin of another color. The "Sfumato" flowers are named that because of the painting "technique of allowing tones and colors to shade gradually into one another, producing softened outlines or hazy forms."

You must think about this purchase as a business investment and less as fun in the garden. I love the idea of planting some to be sold potted. That would be a great Mother’s Day gift. So many of these are new to you and therefore may not pan out as you’d hoped. But you could try out maybe half of the order of these newer ones on the farm, pot up some, and sell corms as well. At least then you can see them all in person for future decision making. I do agree with another comment that perhaps limiting the orange might be wise. 🫣

red is the best color

I would say split the bags in half so you’re still growing all the colors but just not quite as many.

I'm with you. I love love love orange flowers!!! I think I have 5 packets of orange wonder snapdragon seeds. Then multiples of orange cosmos, climbing roses, calendula, zinnia, sunflowers, saffron, Mexican sunflowers, dahlias, gomphrena, nasturtiums, marigolds, etc. We only have 1.5 acre including >3000sqft house, pool, 16'X26' high tunnel, 8'X10' chicken coop and 20'X20' run, 8'X15' block building, 1/3 acre fruit trees...all on a golf course, hole 9. Ugh! I really enjoy your videos. Probably because I can in some ways relate. We don't have a flower farm and we do have 2 ing-round gardens (6'X16' and 24'X254') and a raised bed (9) garden. zone 7a E TN U S Actually, my friend has let me use part of her 20 acre property in the past and said I can go up and use garden space again this year. Such an inspiration watching you grow so many beautiful flowers!

Alright, TOUGH LOVE: Part with Ranunculus: Giallo Striato Bianco Sfumato Bianco Striato Salmon Pastello Anemones: Mistral Grape Mistral Tigre (Mistral Vinato) Levante Mix Fullstar Blue Fullstar Red Mistral Azzuro OR Mistral Bianco Centro Nero Mistral Milka Carmel Pastel

I think you should keep the purple and cut back on the blue!

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Ranunculus varieties to let go of in my opinion; red and (keep the red anemone), the yellow with orange tips,(redundant with pure yellow), all the pastels except for the pure salmon,( they don't strike me as wedding vibes), Anemone to let go of in my opinion; mistral tirgra anemone,(redundant with the red), Levante mix anemone, full star mix, full star red, mistral edge Bianco,( very similar to the white with light interior, mistral milka, Carmel pastel. I may have missed it but you may want to add a super pastel yellow in either ranunculus or anemone.

Not sure if your limitation on quantities to plant is space or demand. If you want to trial all of these, then plant half or 75% of each kind (assuming space is the limitation). Regarding demand, I've done both a farmers market and have sold to retail and wedding florists via a wholesaler. Retailers in general like the same bright flowers as your market customers. So if you will be selling to retail florists you can grow more of the brights than you can personally use. However, the wedding florist customer is voracious. While pink isn't popular currently in Colorado, you will probably be able to sell all of the pink, blush and white varieties of the ranunculus and anemones to this customer. I would eliminate the mixed colored anemones - not good for the retail florist/farmer market customers nor the wedding florists who demand a quantity of the same flower. For the same reason goodbye Bianco Striato - it isn't perfect for anybody. And bid adieu to the purple anemone. The blue anemone fills this spot better.