I went to Okayama to see Mr. Takao's sweet peas before they bloomed last December.
Good retention (less than a month)
High fragrance
Flexibility

Plants are greedy for life. No matter how the world changes, they continue to grow and learn from plants and flowers. What we, as human beings who are not keeping up with the accelerated pace of the world, need is to have a dialogue with plants and flowers.

Just by being in the same space, we can learn from the flowers that, even though they are cut flowers, are grown in soil that is inhabited by an extraordinary amount of good bacteria.
Mr. and Mrs. Takao's branch-blooming sweet peas radiate living energy into the space where they are arranged (spiritual, I know! What kind of soil did they grow in? (Spiritual, but what kind of soil they were grown in?)

Takao's enthusiasm for the cultivation method that eliminates pests, switching from soil disinfection to a method that uses solar heat and microorganisms, and eliminating all insecticides. We, as consumers, can support his enthusiasm not by big organizations but by our knowledge and actions!

Are wiggly, crooked, insect-eaten leaves beautiful? No?

Are only flowers with pure leaves that have not been eaten by insects beautiful? What does it mean to be a farmer who is close to nature?

Mr. Takao's sweet peas, which teach us such beauty and strength to live and give off energy to our daily lives in the present, are now available at our farm.

We invite you to bring the fragrance and energy into your daily life in a cool place such as an entrance hall!

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1 or 2 sweet peas in bloom
4 to 5 sweet peas