November tour at Skillnadens Flower Farm and Nursery 

Love your smile, you are so kind

Oh how I wish I lived near there! I would love to shop there! It is a beautiful nursery!🌷⚘🌷⚘🌷⚘

Thank you Sarah for giving so much of your time to us English speakers. You are doing such a wonderful job with your new business.

I would rather visit your nursery than a Christmas market !! Your shop looks beautiful.

I like your dedication and hard work in such a cold country. Subscribed. keep working. Thank you.

Oh dear Sarah, I would much rather come to your shop than go to the Christmas market. The shop is very charming…love it ! I agree with your plan to organically rejuvenate the farm beds and lightly till the soil. I live in Midwest USA and it is now cold and gardening is over for the year. I will need to watch you for my gardening enjoyment. 🙏❤️🎄

Hello Sara! I am thinking of you and wondering how things are going? I can imagine you are up to your ears this time of year, getting all the seedlings going and everything ready for the big push of spring. I just wanted to stop by and say I miss you and I’m thinking of you. Happy spring(almost!)!

Lovely to have you back in English, really enjoy your projects and vision.

So good to see you being successful great venture

Very beautiful

just wanted to say it was a lovely honest video and i really enjoyed watching💖the shop is looking very beautiful and i wish you busy weekends filled with many customers💚having a stall to sell and promote at the events could help💚💚

It was always a dream of mine to go to Sweden. So glad I found your channel. Thank you for doing this.

Thanks for the video. Love what you are doing. Best wishes from Tennessee. USA.

Thank you Sara🌴🪴🌴🪴🌴💐💐❤👌👌👌👌

Thaks for making this kind of video❤

Very nice, Thanks for uploading. Cheers from Sofia, Bulgaria

We celebrate All Saints Day in the Philippines 🇵🇭 too, we all decorate tombs and graves for our loved ones, we have picnics at the cemetery.

Thank you Sarah for showing us around. What an amazing place! How I wish you were nearby. I would have a path beaten to the flower shop! 🌺🌱☀️🌻....your taking it all in a beautiful direction!

I really enjoyed walking around with you today. Your All Saints wreaths are lovely, I thought add some red berries and they'd be really nice for Christmas. Hope you find room for more parking, maybe up the side of the driveway. Side note...I love that your son called to ask about coming to help.

So exciting! What wonderful plans for this new work - you are so creative. Thank you for including us in your journey - your English is very good. I am sure your business will build up soon as more people realize you are there and see the growth and vision. Wishing you much success and courage for your journey.

What an amazing farm and you are to be commended for giving back to the earth and being good stewards. I love being able to watch such progress and to have the beautiful outcome of natures amazing work ! Thank you for sharing all of this. I would love to be able to have a farm and to grow so many things like flowers and vegetables . Happy growing !

Tack för en härlig rundvandring i dina växthus. Var där i maj.

Tack för titten Sara! Ser väldigt mysigt ut. 💚

walk around the garden brings happiness and complete comfort to the soul, i appreciate your work and wish you success , happy New year

Was that a bee hive in the background ? Vision and hard work will see you through,, you have a very nice farm!!!

I love your vision for this beautiful flower farm.

I also think you should have a stand at the Christmas market! It'll be a great way to get your nursery known to the public, and I'm guessing you'll sell a lot. Especially those amaryllis. The English term for the dark basement area for the tulips is cellar.

Thank you Sara 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄💚🙃

Hello Sara, I was so pleased to take a trip around your nursery again, I loved your update. I think you mean that you want the beds outside to be 'no dig' we have a famous gardener here called Charles Dowding who has grown this way for years and encouraged people to do this. I love your tradition of the wreaths for All Souls Day (2ndNov) we don't have that tradition so much here. Your geraniums, I think might be scented pelargoniums. Do the leaves smell nice? They are becoming popular here with flower farmers because they add scent to a bouquet. I look forward to your next video and wish you a merry Christmas. Regards Margery

Thank you Sara. I enjoyed this video so much. I can't wait for the next one. Good luck to you. I was so glad to hear how you feel about taking care of the soil. What beautiful, rich and dark soil. See you in next video at Christmas, I hope

Hello from northern Alberta, Canada. I am excited for you on this new adventure. I know you will do well as you love the plants.

Hi sarah. I love your videos. I know the english ones are not the priority. But would love see more. Or subtitles on your swedish ones. LOL!

Hello! Love to see the changes and updates. Thank you for sharing with us! When you talk about what your plans are for the garden and improving the soil, without the heavy equipment, plow, only another gardener knows and can appreciate ALL the work that goes into that!! With time, I'm sure all this work will pay off. Have a wonderful holiday season! Was that one plant a Hellebore?? Everything is looking lovely! Happy gardening!

Sara, you were talking about your compost pile and what you added to it. You said you had silage in your pile. Here in the US , in the north east, our silage is ground up corn. I have many dairy cow farms in my area. They have huge piles of silage. I have talked to the farmers about getting some silage that is no longer usable for compost or heavy mulch on my beds and have been discouraged to do as as they say the corn silage is to acidic. Corn silage what you refer to in your compost piles or is it some other plant material? We also grind grass for animal feed, farmers call that haulage. I’m always looking for excess plant materials to use in my compost. I gather seaweed too. If I were to use silage that were acidic I would attempt to amends it with lime and add in manure etc. to help neutralize the acid. Can you tell me if you were referring to corn silage or some other ground plant? I enjoyed your November tour very much. I wonder have you heard of our US flower farm called Floret from Washington state out in the north west of our country? The women who runs it is amazing. She really does a fantastic job and is very generous in sharing knowledge. I’m sure you would enjoy her Website. Thank you so much Sara. Good luck with your plants and sales. Your shop was just lovely., Sandy Peterle

Hope you are well and hope to see a new video soon. ❤

Hope you make more videos.

Hi Sara, how is your homestead doing these days. I've just discovered your channel and love them.

Rent a table at the Christmas market to represent your farm, may not sell much but will let people know about you. Again may be surprised at what will sell, make up table settings, gifts to take as house warming/dinner gifts for the Holliday's,,,,

Sara, what a transformation you are making to this lovely nursery! I can see your fingerprints all over the space. If anyone can make a go of this business, it will be you! It’s lovely and so well organized. I wonder if it would be a good idea to make a little coffee shop space on the property, to give people another reason to come out to the nursery? It might be too much diversity of your efforts. I am just trying to think of a way to get people there. Sorry, I somehow missed this video when it came out. Also, I love your gardening pouch you have designed. I would like to purchase one, but do you ship to the US?

Same in Belgium, all saints day, =allerheiligen.

Love from mizoram India.

Great updates Sarah. Do you have a website yet so customers can order across Sweden (and at some point Europe)? Might be good to start investing in one. The earlier, the better😊