Unweeded notes from the garden

Putting my best foot forward, right into the mud most of the time :)

Shari Replogle Shari Replogle

Moving Forward, A Look into 2024

Underplanting of Wall Flowers surround the peonies

Hello!

Well here we are at the end of December and I cannot wait for Spring 2024! I have been excitedly planning out the 2024 growing season since way back in August of this year, which may seem pretty early, but when working a flower business with just a little over an acre, maximizing the growing space for cutting becomes really important. The first year we were on the property I had these huge, wild, over the top ambitions, to complete everything in just one season, two at the most. I don’t know how I pictured myself, and hubby on his day off, as a gardening army capable of achieving this but quickly, and laughably, that proved not to be an option. I learned (and am still learning), how to be patient and let the gardens evolve a little more slowly, rather than telling nature what to do. I realized that it was benificial to wait a while and live with my surroundings a bit more before trying to make something work that maybe wouldn’t be the best option both for the space or for what I needed from it. This coming season we have increased the annual cutting garden 56% and more than tripled the perinnial bed space. Sometimes it is hard for me to see all that I have done, because I constantly compare it to what I still want to get accomplished. So many flowers planted this Fall. I am like a child at Christmas, only I am waiting for Spring.

The Allium in Spring

Our Spring 2024 bouquet subscription membership is now available with a limited number of slots available! This year again we will be delivering within a 12 mile radius in Cincinnati/NKY area. You can see all the details HERE. Anderson Township customers please choose the Anderson membership. We would love to welcome you as a member of our flower farm family.

xo

Shari

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Fall, the end or just the beginning of a garden

Some of the most brilliant colors of the season happen in Fall when everything is preparing to power down . Like a huge firework finally, the garden does not go quietly. Everyone takes notice as she leaves the room.

Some of the most brilliant colors of the season happen in Fall when mother nature is preparing to power down . Like a huge firework finale, the garden does not go quietly. Everyone takes notice as she leaves the room.

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