We’re so excited to share that the second episode of The Floret Farm Journal is now available to watch! In June, summer spills across the farm, and the green promise that was May bursts into color. The month brings an abundance that feels almost overwhelming at times, and each morning I find new surprises as the farm reshapes itself.
In this episode, we tend thousands of young plants as we prepare for breeding season, watch as our hedgerows come alive, visit Anne Belovich’s garden one final time before it goes on the market, and explore our rose preservation area where centuries-old European varieties carry scents and stories that feel like impossible memories. Plus, the cutting garden is at its absolute peak, with wave after wave of ridiculous beauty that will stop you in your tracks.
EPISODE RESOURCES
Plant Care
Handy weeder
Compost Tea Supplies & Equipment
Dr. Elaine Ingham’s Soil Food Web Foundation Course
Featured Plants
Hedges and hedgerow information, and favorite varieties can be found in this post
Timelapse studio arrangement: Delphinium Highlander ‘Blueberry Pie’, ‘Crystal Delight’, and ‘Sweet Sensation’
Rose shelf varieties: Top row: ‘L’Ingénue’, Alba Maxima, Alba Semi plena, ‘Princess de Lamballe’, ‘Sappho’, ‘Madame Hardy’, Foliacea, ‘Madame Plantier’
Top center row: Dupontii, Sancta richardii, ‘Chloris’, ‘Belle Isis’, ‘Comtesse de Murinais’, ‘Hebe’s Lip
Bottom row center: ‘Celsiana’, ‘Gloire de Guilan’, ‘Tour de Malakoff’, ‘Perle des Panachées’, ‘Leda’, ‘Pompon Blanc Parfait’, ‘Maiden’s Blush’
Bottom row: ‘Duc de Cambridge’, Blush Hip, ‘Désirée Parmentier’, Autumn Damask, ‘Nouvelle Pivoine’, ‘Bella Donna’
Foxglove in cutting garden: ‘Apricot Beauty’
Timelapse Equipment
iPhone 16
Blackmagic Camera app
Cutting Garden
Trugg
Snips
Custom metal archways created by Metalistics