Favorite Filler Flowers For Bouquets | Fireside Chat | PepperHarrow

Jenn and I sit by the fire and tell y'all what our favorite cut flowers that we use for filler in bouquets. #flower #farm
A few more flowers that we didn't mention are: Veronica, Gomphrena, and Snapdragons.
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[laurieg]

Just love lady’s mantle..I’ve had it my garden for over 20 years!

[allenbeachy]

Thanks for the informative video. It was nice to meet you!

[georgepatterson]

love these guys. I'm so glad I found your site

[sarahdilley]

Can't wait to see you start seeds! I'm really enjoying the channel, great job!

[KylieQueen]

Just came upon you today and just subscribed. I really like your videos...informative, but concise.

[angelasollowayangelasollow]

Thank you for sharing. I love the quickness of the video. Straight to the point. This is what we're looking for in video's. Keep up the GREAT job flower farming. Blessings from Michigan

[cherigreen]

I'm just a home grower, but I love zinnias, hyssop, astibe, lavender, sunflowers, carnations, hydrangeas! They are all amazing in bouquets.

[gildamolinar]

Just found your channel, I love flowers. Now to catch up on the rest of your videos!

[heatherbright]

I struggle with growing ladies mantle. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[MallouMakeup]

This was very inspiring. Thank you! I am very exited to see you upload more frequently.

[SunStarVlogs]

Awesome bouquets flowers, thanks for sharing this video, great.

[Undine]

You put amazing content videos, really enjoy watching . I do lack information on youtube about conditioning various type of flowers as well as keeping in coolers to extend vase life

[cassandraberger]

Where do u buy your seeds? Would love to see how you sow them, soil, trays, your growing area, preferred lights etc

[jossduncanweir]

I am surprised you did not mention Sweet William (Dianthus Barbatus). Tall, graceful, scented, beautiful colours, hardy biennial...what more could you want?

[jaquelinesandoval]

I absolutely loved this video! Thanks for making it

[sharonjennings]

Thanks for sharing! I am starting out on my journey to cut flowers and am sponging up anything I get get from the two of you. I am really glad you include pics of some of these as well. I am semi retired and just want a little hobby business with bouquets. What is in your very favorite bouquet? I am also wondering what pricepoint to start at for my local farmers market if you have any advice! Thank.you again!

[jaimemacleod]

Love watching your videos! At 6:51, when you discuss golden rod, what type of zinnia is that? The one that is in focus.
Thanks!

[mi.homefarmsteadtherekucs]

New subscriber! So happy this video popped up. I’m an aspiring cut flower grower & this is my first year. Y’all are a pleasure to watch and to see you both working together as a team. Happy growing ❤️💐

[elviasaldivar]

Just subscribed! Thank you for your content and shared experience

[gildamolinar]

I don't know if it's considered a filler or focal but I love larkspur.