Crop planning is definitely tough to master, especially when you’re at the mercy of the weather. Many of us have had to deal with these gaps.

Absolutely stunning! ❤

Very pretty ! Love your call name! 🎉

So pretty! ❤

Love the combo! The silvery grey of lambs ear or dusty miller would be an awesome addition to the color palette too. ❤

Beautiful. I’m in the feverfew fan club too.

I love the flowers,good job 😘

I really enjoy your bouquet making videos. They are so relaxing & the end result is beautiful & inspiring I have the same things blooming right now in my se missouri garden, so off to make a bouquet😊.

Ooo! Those are so dainty and pretty. Very vintage cottage spring garden 😍

I love love love your videos 😊❤🙏🙏🙏

I love your tips for bouquets. I tend to wing it with no thought except does it look nice. Your yarrow is gorgeous. I have Love Parade from Baker creek that self seeded really well and i love it (didnt know how to harvest it for bouqs until now). I will order red shades from Johnny's. It's gorgeous 😍 I have had great luck with my Ptomac snaps. The first flush were gigantic! They're on the 2nd flush but not as big because they're side shoots 😢. Do you succession plant snaps so you have them at their biggest size thru the growing season? Great video content and bouqs as always!

So cute !!! What type of daisy is that ? 😍

You mentioned you’ll be starting new Fama white scabiosa. I totally spaced this spring and didn’t start any and I thought it was too late now as they are listed as being around 140 days to maturity and needing to be started inside 6-8 weeks before planting out. How fast do you get flowers from them counting from when you plant the seed?

What size paper do you use for your mini bouquets?

How do you spell the name of the greenery that you said you always start with?