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TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM

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@tangledrootspdx
nancy solano | boutique urban flower farm | portland or | sustainably grown iris, roses and dahlias for local designers -email for cut flower orders-
  • Food & Personal Goods
  • Food & Cooking
  • Following 533
  • Followers 8.2K
  • Engagement 2.96%
  • Avg comments 17

About TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM

TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM (@tangledrootspdx) is a Farm creator on Instagram, also filed under Food & Personal Goods and Food & Cooking. The account has 8,218 followers and 353 published posts. Recent posts average 190 likes and 17 comments, an engagement rate of 2.96%.

TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM follows 533 accounts, so the audience is roughly 15 times the size of the list followed. TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM under 3 categories, led by Farm and followed by Food & Personal Goods and Food & Cooking.

The Instagram bio for TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM runs to 22 words across 2 lines. The latest activity Flinque has on record for TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM dates from January 1970.

353 Posts

353 published posts give TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 23 followers for each post published. All 10 carry captions, averaging 95 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include season, i’ve, back, can’t and winter. The captions tag #neverenoughroses.

I’ve been working on my list of dahlia varieties I want to pull out of storage this weekend to wake up early and take cuttings from…I tend to focus on the ones that are either impossible to find, wildly expensive or that I can’t ever grow enough of for our florists. I actually really love the process…it kind of feels like Christmas, but for me, rather than my kids, haha! Have you set up your cutting bed yet?
I’ve been thinking a lot about bridal whites lately as I plan our fields for the season. My love for weddings is why I got into the event industry in the first place and I’d be lying if I said I didn’t miss them. I’m endlessly hopeful that they’ll be back this year and am so looking forward to putting together beautiful orders for them!
Just a friendly reminder to check on your bearded iris throughout winter to be sure they haven’t gotten burried in soggy leaves or other organic matter that may cause them to rot. We also have a lot of squirrels that love to dig and uproot newly planted rhizomes and I’m constantly having to tuck them back in, so check for that too! 💗
While I’m still trying to find any extra space I can squeeze in a few more roses, I’m also planning and preparing for the big prune. I usually cut my plants back in February. After that we’ll be swapping out a few varieties since we have limited growing space. Wish I could just keep em all, but that’s not how it works when you grow in the city. It’ll be a super busy February and March and a gorgeous June!
Welp, who else just has nonstop roses on the brain? (I mean more than usual 😏) Its getting exceedingly difficult to focus on planning for other crops today. Im just dying over all the endlessly inspiring rose eye candy keeps pumping out. I know I’m not the only one looking online thinking “just one more”, right?! …we’re all gonna be broke 😂 #neverenoughroses
Who else absolutely LOVES the process of planning your fields for the coming season?! I’ve been hiding inside with my graph paper and colored pencils mapping out where I want everything to go. Last Fall I arranged all of my bearded iris alphabetically because I had so many new varieties that I hadn’t memorized yet and wanted to be able to identify them easily in the Spring. On the other hand, my roses are planted in gradation of color and that’s how I’ll be laying out my dahlia field for the year as well. I think it looks prettier that way and then I can take inventory of color palettes for orders easier. How do you like to lay out your fields? Are you team alphabetical or team gradation?
What is the one flower that you dream of having in abundance, but have failed miserably at growing in the past?

For me, it’s sweet peas. Over the years I’ve learned a lot about the kind of grower I am and my strengths and weaknesses. Turns out I’m pretty terrible with annuals. Starting them is easy (cause what else is there to do in the depths of winter?!), but the struggle for me is usually caring for the seedlings, planting them out in a timely manner and then getting them off to a good healthy start. I can tell you, I have killed a LOT of sweet pea plants! But, I can’t resist them and sow more seeds every winter, even though deep down, I know their fate.

This year, I’m trying to be a little more strategic and have signed myself up for sweet pea school. Have you seen Marryn’s sweet pea field? She’s def got the magic touch so I’m hoping I can pinpoint what I’m doing wrong and get a better plan in place this year. Fingers and toes all crossed…I’ll get back to you some time in June.

What do you struggle with growing that you can’t resist and keep trying anyway?
Sending endless “Thank You’s” to everyone who supported our little farm this year! My heart is full and my mind is bursting with new ideas for the coming season. With hopes of giving you all more of what you’ve asked for, we’ve got a few changes and additions planned for 2022 and I’m dying to get started! Here’s to the proverbial clean slate and fresh start that can only come with a new year🥂
Have you entered our Holiday Giveaway yet?! Check out our post (two pics ago) for rules and your chance to win a bare root rose bush for yourself and a friend! All entries must be in by tonight at midnight and winners will be announced Friday! This is Earth Angel and she will definitely be included in our Winter sale and an option for winners to select and take home! Good luck! 💗
We just finished digging the final row of our Cafe Au Lait tubers so I grabbed the very last handful of blooms to bring in to enjoy. By this time of year they’ve lost most of their blushy pink coloring and are nearly completely ivory, the swirls are always my favorite part at the end of the season. I know it’s become so cliche to say she’s my favorite, but she absolutely is! We’ve got big plans for this beauty next season and I can’t wait to see rows and rows of her at our new dahlia field, it will be a literal dream come true for me!✨ What plans are you the most excited about for next season?

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TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM's engagement

TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.96%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 34 followers. An average post collects 190 likes and 17 comments, close to 11 likes for each comment.

Engagement rate

2.96%

Avg likes
190
Avg comments
17
Interactions : followers
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Who is TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM?

TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM (@tangledrootspdx) is a Farm creator on Instagram, also filed under Food & Personal Goods and Food & Cooking. TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM runs to 22 words across 2 lines.

How many followers does TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM have?

TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM has 8,218 followers on Instagram (8.2K). TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM follows 533 accounts, so the audience is roughly 15 times the size of the list followed. 353 published posts give TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM a moderate archive on Instagram.

What is TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM's engagement rate?

TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.96%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 34 followers. An average post collects 190 likes and 17 comments, close to 11 likes for each comment.

What does TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM post about on Instagram?

Flinque files TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM under 3 categories, led by Farm and followed by Food & Personal Goods and Food & Cooking. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM repeatedly use the words season, i’ve, back, can’t and winter. TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM's captions carry hashtags such as #neverenoughroses. TANGLED ROOTS FLOWER FARM writes those captions mainly in English.

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