Time to pull the Ranunculus. Planting up celosia #zone9 #gardening #cutflowers #growingflowers

🌞 Christina experienced a hot day at the flower farm, which made setting up a camera for recording challenging.

👩‍🌾 She planted a thousand white and approximately 800 peach colored flowers, alongside direct sowing sunflowers and bunary's Giants.

🎨 The flowers, such as white, lime, and coral varieties, were chosen for their potential use in wedding arrangements, aiming to generate income even before the farm fully opens.

🌼 High germination rates were observed in cosmos and zinnias, while some seedlings, like the orange bunaries giant, were the first to sprout.

🐔 Christina discarded plants infested with aphids to her chickens, showcasing a sustainable way to deal with pests.

🍄 A beneficial fungus in the soil, mentioned by Christina but not named, indicates a healthy garden ecosystem.

🌱 When separating plant bulbs, called corns, Christina demonstrates a gentle wiggling technique to divide them without damage.

👶 Christina involved her child, Remington, in planting watermelon seeds, turning it into a learning experience and a way to earn treats.

🚜 Tools like a small rake were instrumental for Christina in preparing the soil and sowing seeds, indicating their importance in gardening tasks.

🤲 At the end of a productive day, Christina reflects on the value of getting one's hands dirty, symbolizing the real and gratifying work involved in gardening.