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Tour of this Somerset flower farm May 2023 

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Join flower farmer and florist Georgie Newbery of Common Farm Flowers in sunny (sometimes) Somerset for a tour of her flower farm this May 2023. Spring is late this year and we've had a LOT of rain, but the farm is green and lush and humming with insects, and the wildflowers in the meadows are beginning to flower.
And there will be plenty of flowers to cut this week, including for my online Pedestal Vase Demo, which is taking place this Friday. You can find out more about the demo and book your place via the website. Here's the link to our workshop calendar: www.commonfarmflowers.com/pag...
For an ad-free version of this clip, all the info re 'the project,' and all Georgie's new clips with extra tips, news and regular live at 5s, do join her RU-vid club. You can join up here: / @theflowerfarmer
If you enjoy the tips and tricks Georgie gives you here, or would simply like to support the channel, the link to her Buy Me a Coffee page is here: www.buymeacoffee.com/COMMONFARM
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@waterlily43811
@waterlily43811 Год назад
Please leave the garden gates, they remind me of my childhood. So beautiful!
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
ok x
@honoregale856
@honoregale856 Год назад
I love your monthly tours. It has been such a long, cold spring which must have been worrying for you. Love the deer fencing, such a structured contrast to your lush planting. Yes, please leave the gates - they add even more charm to your beautiful flower farm.
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you - yes, I think I'll just leave them standing on their own x
@FRASERMCGREGOR72
@FRASERMCGREGOR72 Год назад
I never knew I needed you in my life until now. I'm in love. What a wonderful space and a wonderfully informative presenter. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Brilliant!
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@catherinehutton2231
@catherinehutton2231 Год назад
I loved the bits about wild flowers. You are probably already doing this but I would love you to update each month.
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
I do update each month - I think we are about to (when I say we I mean Nicola who helps with the 'Tube) make a play list of the farm tours x
@patriciaserdahl5577
@patriciaserdahl5577 Год назад
What a wonderful tour of your gardens so beautiful thank you for sharing your Flower farm 😊🌼 🌻 🌸 🌹
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
pleasure x
@lafarmhouse
@lafarmhouse Год назад
i love the gates with the posts❤❤❤it’s part of your farm style
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
I think they'll stay x
@susancanning1760
@susancanning1760 Год назад
Love the garden gates.....they should stay put. Your acreage is beautiful ....so natural.
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
I was thinking exactly the same - we could just leave the gates standing like a feature even though all the fencing will come out x
@janetlaplaca1060
@janetlaplaca1060 Год назад
Love the old gates!
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@janebaker966
@janebaker966 Год назад
I love your channel. I've just discovered it or rather the algorithm has thrown it up,thanks algo. One subscriber here!
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
ah thank you and you're very welcome x
@clivepierce1816
@clivepierce1816 Год назад
What a beautiful smallholding. It’s great to see an abundance of native as well as cultivated flowers. We run a smallholding in the Blackdown hills and have set aside a third of our small patch of land for nature. On the coldness and the wetness of the spring, it has certainly been cooler and wetter than some recent springs, but climate statistics give a truer picture. This spring has still been significantly warmer than the late twentieth century average (by between 1 and 2 Celsius which is substantial). My records show that, for first time in many years, the flowering times of bluebells and Hawthorn for example, have been closer to their flowering times twenty to thirty years ago, but ahead of where they were fifty years ago. This phenomenon, sometimes referred to as Shifting baseline syndrome, lulls us into a false sense of security. Climate change is having increasingly profound effects on nature and our ability as growers to produce crops of every kind.
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
completely agree - it's not really a late spring - just relative to springs in the last ten years x
@shanlynwebb
@shanlynwebb Год назад
You must Keep the gates. Beautiful Tadpole 💚
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@auroravalentin257
@auroravalentin257 Год назад
I tried your 30 stem challenge for the first time!💕
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
hurrah! did you enjoy? x
@sylviawright5181
@sylviawright5181 Год назад
Alls well ,that ends well ,said that very ofter ,enjoyed the tour ,👍
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@catherineengle4196
@catherineengle4196 Год назад
I always love your farm tours. Something always in flower and lovely. God bless
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
and you Catherine x
@eddreemiles5459
@eddreemiles5459 Год назад
I just love your RU-vid channel. I am a new subscriber and it’s so enchanting to watch everything and I love your mother.
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
well you're very welcome xxx
@jennysanders3328
@jennysanders3328 Год назад
Love the tour as always!
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
you're welcome x
@aliceheidecker1853
@aliceheidecker1853 Год назад
Such an enjoyable time!
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@trishabrinkdesign
@trishabrinkdesign Год назад
Oh how lovely….& all WILL be well.💕 My favorite is the Totally Tangerine Geum. Wish it was easier to find them here stateside. It’s been 90 degrees F (32 C) here on the west coast of Washington State….🥵 too early for that nonsense….but we had a wet spring last year…my heart goes out to you!! 🙃😉
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
I love that Totally Tangerine x
@beckyscheller9358
@beckyscheller9358 Год назад
Love the tour and the metal gates. Would keep it
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
yes I think the gates should just stand there on their own even without fencing x
@lizduttom3547
@lizduttom3547 Год назад
I loved the Tadpole!!❤️😘
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
I'm always amazed they survive the ruthless predations of the neighbourhood newts! x
@helenrider8781
@helenrider8781 Год назад
Really beautiful
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@dinkydi8112
@dinkydi8112 Год назад
Your tour was very interesting , I felt that I could smell the Hawthorn all the way down under in New Zealand ! So thank you for the memories, made me feel quite homesick. I did enjoy seeing it all. We are beginning to brace ourselves for winter here.
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
keep warm x
@alliward6040
@alliward6040 Год назад
You have such a lovely farm, Georgie! The sounds of the birdsong is so peaceful. 😊
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@sharonspencer6486
@sharonspencer6486 Год назад
Please leave the gates. They look so regal. They really belong there.❤😊
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@aswinthasteketee5771
@aswinthasteketee5771 Год назад
Thank you for the garden tour. I loved it, everything looks so beautiful. 😊🙏❤️🌻🌷
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@WgsuBandara-uy9db
@WgsuBandara-uy9db Год назад
Hi
@tinablair4277
@tinablair4277 Год назад
Your garden looks beautiful so early in the season. I love your long row of hawthornes. 😊
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@WgsuBandara-uy9db
@WgsuBandara-uy9db Год назад
Wow.................... l love ...... l like wow
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@christinezarvis4761
@christinezarvis4761 Год назад
I found your channel last year because I saw posted a meadow tour, and I have stayed with you ever since. I love your spirit, your artistry, Teacake, your mom, etc. I live in the USA and have no interest in a floristry business, so no club for me. However, I’d pay to learn exactly how your husband established his beloved meadows. Maybe Zoom classes? Something to think about.
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
yes - Fabrizio does a wildflower meadow workshop here at the farm and I'm just thinking about how he could make a recording so the workshop could be available further afield - he's so shy of the camera though...
@lorrainehoward5446
@lorrainehoward5446 Год назад
Many thanks, you love mother nature so much God bless.
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@ainestewart8775
@ainestewart8775 Год назад
Thank you Georgie! Truly a garden to be proud of! My little garden is infested with three- cornered leek but the flower is called snowbell and l'm determined to love it . It's our perception of things that counts!
@blobblob4468
@blobblob4468 Год назад
Looking terrific really filling out and looking lush ! ❤ A great reward for all your hard work. Thank you for the Julian if Norwich info. I love that quote but didn't realise it written at the start of a plague ! 😮❤😊
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
yes - imagine being so sanguine as half the population of Europe died around you x
@judyjohn2248
@judyjohn2248 Год назад
@@theflowerfarmer I've been loving a book of quotes from female medieval mystics (Julian of Norwich among them). How fascinating to contemplate long ago mental brilliance and wisdom during a harsh period in human history.
@dorislong9420
@dorislong9420 Год назад
Loved the tour, thank you!🌺🌺
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
you're welcome x
@snowdoniaescape
@snowdoniaescape Год назад
Loved the tour, wow the difference between outside and the poly tunnel! Have you thought about laying the hedges? I'm gradually working round mine and getting great results, hawthorn is covered in blossom plus it makes them much easier to manage.
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
I do sometimes lay a bit of hedge - I made a clip in January about a bit of hedge I laid if you fancy looking back - we try and keep the levels here very up and down partly for the sake of wildlife and partly because we need really good wind breaks to stop the weather coming racing up across the Somerset Levels to thwack the flowers on the farm x
@elizabethash4720
@elizabethash4720 Год назад
Healthy, happy plants. Thankyou, lovely tour and you no longer have to worry about the deer eating your flowers, now that you have the new fence. A good story about the uncut trees and the wildlife. 😊👣🙋
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
thank you x
@ElderandOakFarm
@ElderandOakFarm Год назад
Lovely tour! I just planted a large wildflower patch. This year in leaving a couple pathways to walk in! Are the buttercups like wild ranunculus? I have some growing as weeds here in Indiana, in the US that popped up in the last couple years. Loved the tadpole cameo. I wish I had a large property like yours, with large trees, hedges, ponds, etc. But I'm happy I at least have an acre...
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
buttercups are wild ranunculus x
@ElderandOakFarm
@ElderandOakFarm Год назад
@@theflowerfarmer that's what I thought! Ty!
@jaynetanner3757
@jaynetanner3757 Год назад
thanks for the garden tour, we are battling with the snails and slugs, going out at night with a torch for a slug 'pick' 🤢
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
if you have piles of rotting wood you'll have more beetles and they'll eat the slugs x
@ellenpaasch4743
@ellenpaasch4743 Год назад
Georgie, I love your enthusiasm and words of wisdom. Read your flower books last month and was prompted to research all the Latin names for all plants in my gardens. You are a gem!
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
ah brilliant - thank you x
@jeannet9592
@jeannet9592 Год назад
Your gardens beg a walk through. I am growing apple mint for the first time this year. Does it reseed or spread for you? Thank you!
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
it'll spread easily unless contained so make sure you edge the space where it grows so that its shallow roots don't take over x
@jeannet9592
@jeannet9592 Год назад
@@theflowerfarmer Ok, thank you. Typical mint, then!
@mariabedayo315
@mariabedayo315 Год назад
Where can I get Googie’s Milwaukee Japanese Snips? They’re great!
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
Niwaki x
@fionasaunders7646
@fionasaunders7646 Год назад
Can the hedgehogs get through your new fence .?
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
I think they'll be able to squeeze through x
@joannewilliams5589
@joannewilliams5589 Год назад
Do you use alliums in flower arrangements?
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
yes often x
@joannewilliams5589
@joannewilliams5589 Год назад
I have some in my community well-being garden, I think of cutting them, but they are always covered in bees, so I leave them. Xx
@zlatahume3134
@zlatahume3134 Год назад
I have tree plants which I would like to grow but they die on me regularly and therefore I stopped trying, astrantia - daphne Odorata and hydrangea. Do you have any such a thing?😊
@theflowerfarmer
@theflowerfarmer Год назад
we gro astrantia and hydrangea paniculate limelight - both happy in our thick clay x
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