Cut Flower Seed Haul #1: Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds

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I've already started ordering my seeds for the spring/summer cut flower garden. I think I got some really nice fillers and foliage for the garden in this video. I've also been sick this week, so please forgive the raspy and echo-y audio.

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[DaveTheHillsideGardener]

Very cool. I'll be placing my Baker creek order very soon. Trying to cut my list down as I want everything.

[nicolegardens]

Merry Christmas! I've been drooling over my seed catalogs...I have very little space in my urban yard and an HOA so I need to restrain myself. But I want everything!!!

[lauriebosworth]

So exciting getting new catalogs and seeds each year...Merry Christmas and Happy New Year🎄❤

[seedaholicgardens]

For the record, BC does the same thing in the vegetable department as well, but I finfd in a few years it re-enters their queue-for lack of a better term again. i found this out because I missed green calaloo and its back now. I said all of that to say dont get discouraged. Looks like your flower beds will be stunning . I got you on the vegetables girl!Ohh i ordered the Aurach and didn't grow it out, but after seeing your photos and I will be planting them this year! I edited becausemy Typonese was showing!😊👍

[CottageGardensonForest]

You should request a geo seed catalog. You have to fax the order form and everything is in Latin but I love their prices and qty.

[itsmewende]

Merry Christmas.!!

Thanks for sharing, and good to know they discontinue things. I see your Ranunculus video in the sidebar, going to go watch that, I'm never sure which end is up. How about Fresia, do you, or have you grown those, I even heard Martha Stewart once say they're hard to grow, I bought a bag once that had roots already growing, they were a success =^)