Most & Least Profitable Cut Flowers I Grew in 2023 💐 First Year Backyard Cut Flower Farm Australia

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Want to know which flowers actually worked best for the business this year? In today’s video I chat through all of the flowers which were profitable and those that weren’t. I also chat through the potential future profitability of some flowers as I’m sure that next year, as we grow, things will change. This is my first year as a cut flower farm which I run from my own backyard. I’m so excited what next year will bring and I’m looking forward to seeing how this list changes next year!
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🌸Timestamps🌸
00:00 Introduction
04:04 What does profitable mean for my business
06:27 Statice
09:54 Strawflower
11:19 Feverfew
13:09 Zinnias
14:14 Dahlias
16:34 Jonquils
18:09 Anemones
20:34 Stock
22:34 Native foliage
23:55 Cosmos
25:16 Least Profitable but have potential
29:14 What I'm not going to grow again
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@catherinepatterson4720 6 ай бұрын

I’m not a flower farmer, but I found this very interesting 🌱🌻Thank you 👍

@evieartsandcraftlover1079 4 ай бұрын

You should try the deep blue nigella if your blue cornflowers pop your bouquets. It’s not a multi use flower but the deep blue ones are bluer than the cornflowers.

@kirrynaustin5526 2 ай бұрын

So useful, especially what you can charge per stem. Thanks!

@evieartsandcraftlover1079 4 ай бұрын

We love daffodils and jonquils too. We put in a few hundred as this mid north coast climate is different to our previous cool Victorian climate. We weren’t sure if some would rot or not

@AnnaKincaid 3 ай бұрын

Thank you for not using plastic in your flower farm!

@TheMistakenGarden 6 ай бұрын

I think stock is one of the most underrated flowers. I don’t cut my flowers, but I just like to grow nice flowers like you may have seen on my KZfaq videos. However stock is by far, my favourite.

@HarryThomasPictures 6 ай бұрын

You grew them beautifully, the vibrant pinks are my fav🤩🩷!

@LittleLeafyLifeBrisbane 6 ай бұрын

No intention of being a flower farmer but this was a great watch!

@moniquemaul-uv8sq 6 ай бұрын

Thank you … and Merry Christmas, your fabulous

@albertmo1722 2 ай бұрын

Hi, Great video and the useful lists! Keep up the great work! Best, Albert, SF, USA

@Jade-yq1et 5 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊

@patchinthepaddock6671 5 ай бұрын

Love growing flowers for personal use, great video, thanks!

@MarigoldsintheGarden 6 ай бұрын

Greetings from the Sunshine Coast, Qld. I watched you plant out many of these seeds and it is so wonderful and satisfying to to see the end result - being the perfect, beautiful flowers. Thank you for this very interesting and helpful video. I always appreciate these types of videos, as they are very honest pros and cons of flower varieties.

@dianecotton9531 6 ай бұрын

Agree with Larkspur. Mine ended up really messy & falling over, even though l netted them. I think they grew too tall for the netting & l hadn't pulled it up. Plus they are poisonous & the petals fall off fairly easily. Also the anemones. I am growing more next season. They just keep going & are sooo pretty! Love them.

@katelynbee8 6 ай бұрын

What a great video! I love that so many summer flowers made your list. I would be keen for a dahlia video as I’m very new to dahlias as well and looking for flowers I can grow in a warm climate. I hope you will sell some of your flower seeds/ tubers in your shop online. 🌸 Thank you for sharing your experiences. 🌸

@thenaturepatch 6 ай бұрын

Absolutely, I’ll try and put together a dahlia video to document this season. Very keen to learn a little more about them! Thanks for watching ☺️