I wanted to give you a quick heads up. We’re sending out the March newsletter this weekend and it’s going to have some VERY exciting announcements, including a new book collaboration and early access to tickets for our May on farm workshop. The April workshop sold out before I could even announce it here and our May one is already over half full from a waiting list of excited farmer-florists. So, if you’d like to be in the loop, you can sign up HERE.
Hope you have a great weekend!
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Foliage and Fillers! Exactly what we are struggling with :-)
You can never have enough filler. For our southeastern zone (we can be 7a winter but closer to an 8 in some summers) we find that white (and colored) yarrow makes a good filler and grow well for us with not much effort. People love it. However it IS still a flower and we are searching for that easy to grow, “full and fluffy”, green and leafy filler! Or maybe variegated….or even yellowish {shrug}