5 Surprisingly EASY‼️ Cut Flowers to Grow

Join us as we visit an Oklahoma gem and get great tips and recommendations from the experts at SIMPLE ACRE FARM.
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[nataliavalentina]

Thank you for taking the time linda to show us this beautiful flower farm. I would have liked to see more varieties of flowers, peonies just to named one. Never get tired to see amazing flowers during summer. Thanks again Stewart and Linda for staying in the sun for us. I love this videos when you visit different places. Thanks again both of you! 🪴🌸💕

[beverlyasleson]

Thanks for the tour of this cute family and their flower garden so beautiful. Their little girl really knows her stuff.

[deborahr]

Delightful - Hannah will be running the place soon.
She is a natural and like a sponge!
Thanks to Simple Acre farm for this wonderful tour (I remember them from last year).

[lindamiklos]

Feverfew is used for headaches, arthritis, cramps.you can also make tea and tincture. Love the family and flower farm.

[myeshiajackson]

Love watching the vedio, Simple Acres your flowers are beautiful, Thanks Linda .

[lindawesterlind]

Love your videos! Informative, entertaining and you're so personable.

[lindagreiss]

What a gorgeous flower farm! Thank you for sharing it with us. I love the Feverfew & Queen Ann's Lace. All of the flowers are spectacular & what a lovely family!

[evelynnellis]

As Linda stated below, it can be used for multiple reasons. Great plant to have around!!!!

[carolyost]

Love the interaction between Hannah and Miss Linda. So cute how you included her in the conversation. I also love most of those flowers. Not acquainted with Fever Few. Probably my mist favorite would be Zinnias. Do so well in hot humid central IL. And so easy to direct sow and they make a show. Note to self, dont loose your harvested lunch bag of seeds again! MAKE SURE YOU REMEMBER WHERE YOU PUT THEM!

[beverlyasleson]

What a fun day in the flower garden with this young family the little girl really knows her stuff. Thanks

[janebentrott]

Thanks for sharing! I loved the tour of the flower farm and the family who operates it! Looking forward to those pink sunflowers that Hannah will do in the future!😊🌸😊

[summergirl]

Little Hannah stole the show! Cool flower farm. Going to research if I can get a subscription in my area. Thank you! ⚘️

[anitahadley]

Thanks, Hannah, for the wiggle test! I will definitely keep that in mind. I wish I had a beautiful flower farm like this close to me.

[tootsietootsisson]

The family is bliss. -But Linda, you brings the best and most comfortable out in people! You are a delightful interviewer. High quality as always :)

[charlesperez]

Ah, Oklahoma, that place, so far away from me.
That place, the tragic endpoint of the trail of tears.
And yet, despite all that, a beautiful place grows, that cut flower farm.
Blessings to little Hannah and Eli, May their future blossom by the thousands!
Thank you for sharing your neighbors of Oklahoma, Linda.
❤️🥰❤️

[jeannieholmes]

When planting vegetable transplants like tomato, pepper, etc. in the garden, place a toothpick, matchstick, broomstraw or other small stick against the stem of the plant. The cutworm cannot cut through the stick! It works with seedlings and flowers too. I have been doing this for years...it really works!
I'm in NC zone 8A. We just cut sunflowers at a farm yesterday, great time!

[susanschellberg]

Hannah is adorable. Looks like a fabulous place.

[mkp]

Hannah is adorable! She knows her stuff

[PaigeJulianStafford]

Loving your outfit! This was such an enjoyable video to watch!

[Linda-gipr]

What a sweet family and beautiful farm !