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Hellebores and Holly - lovely.

Where in the PNW are you? I'm up by Mt. Hood.

You are so lucky to receive seeds. I am in Canada and am in a bit of a panic about not getting seeds because of the postal strike. The courier services are backed up and cannot give delivery dates.

I am trying campanula.

This is my first year flowering. I am doing ok, but i have alot to learn. I have lived on this farm all my life and only grew vegetables,now i have a passion to start flowers. O am excited and scared. Lol

Hello there. Do u have a video on starting Asters? Would love to know how.

Thanks for keeping the excitement up for next year

Wow! Your channel have all the answers to my questions. And your such a talented woman, thank you for sharing.😊

I appreciated hearing your insights! I’m in 8b but way further south 🙂. I’m getting ready to start my Lisianthus (second year growing them). I planted several varieties of Poppies and some Asters a few weeks ago along with some Ranunculus and De Caen Anemones. At this point, some are up but it’s a little challenging to distinguish the seedlings from the winter weeds 🙃 so we’ll see!

I tried Elegant Salmon Clarkia last year and loved it - it’s in the color pallet of many of your choices. This year I’m also trying a very different variety called Grace Shell Pink Clarkia.

I’m already dreaming about next season’s seeds. Thanks for sharing.

Do black eyed susans bloom the same year? or year2??

This was fun. Curious: how old are your snaps? What conditions would you want to plant them out? I have healthy 2 week old seedlings and thinking about the garage for them with lights. 45 days, 35-40 at night

Thanks for the greenhouse tour - very inspiring! And beautiful wreath 🎄

Love your seed haul video. I will be ordering my seeds soon. I also had issues with procut white lite. Loved the white knight. I also had issues with the procut plum, love the color, but the neck was not strong. I ended up not putting them in my bouquets. Any suggestions on how to have a stronger neck?

Here in 9b PNW too. Got most of my cool flowers planted early fall, still couldn't get them all in so still seeding the rest this week. I will be starting sunflowers middle January to flower April with the short days, I will try to transplant earlier January to see how it goes. I love to see what others are growing 💗

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I greatly appreciate all that you share, thank you! I have a specific color bouquet in mind that I’d like to create, how does one time it properly to ensure flowers bloom at the same time? I prefer a softer palette and just wonder if it’s more of a headache to time it just right? I’ve always been a Gardner, but this coming season will be my first year with a cut flower farm.

I leave my bulbs in damp sand on a tray & they usually sprout roots. Trick is to always slice away the basal plate to reveal the root nodes before soaking them, after the dormant period.

The equator 😂 I love your videos and your down to earth style. I feel like I just want have coffee and craft with you 😊

Where did you get those copper colored plant supports

I love your greenhouse space. Am very envious. Love from Ireland as always ❤

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I love to put 2 inches of sea glass in a quart jar and then add water just to the top of the sea glass and place a paper white bulb on top to give as a Christmas gift. I also place them in a cool dark place for 2 weeks to let them start rooting before I bring them out to start growing. This is supposed to help keep the green stems a little stockier and less prone to flopping. Keep an eye on the water level and add if needed to just level with the sea glass. You can also use glass cabochons or pretty pebbles. Thank you for sharing how you grow yours. 😊

I love those! I started some last week, I also grow them for sale. Greetings from Denmark! 🤗🌻🎄

Thanks for the video, learned a lot about my amaryllis, i live in north west england, i put my amaryllis in dormancy, nxt time i will soak roots before potting, 👍

Ginger, thank you for a really informative video. Going into our fifth year, we still struggle with finding an efficient storage method for our tubers. Here in Colorado, our climate is super dry so this year, we're going to try keeping buckets of water in our cooler. Your greenhouse is beautiful! Do you do Dahlia cuttings? If so, I would love to see a video. Happy growing!

Love it ! Happy Holidays !

Precious. Loved seeing Grandma's garden tools on your tree.

Pretty!!

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Hi Erin. Do you put the lids on your plastic tubs? I’ve scored my tubers in cardboard boxes to prevent moisture but it is bulky and takes a lot of room. I like your method but am wondering about too much moisture when you seal the tubers in plastic… have you had issues with a lot of rot? How successful are you? Thanks. Love your videos ❤

What are you using for audio?

What a neat idea. Those came out beautifully.

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Gorgeous!

I divided mine earlier this month and ended up in the Er with a laceration. Best of luck to you with dividing them.

Beautiful !

I have some lambs ears in my yard, think I’ll have some fun with it. Thanks for the step by step!

I always pick up tips and tricks from your videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge :) Can I ask? Do you leave your landscape fabric down for the winter or roll it up?

This was my second year using a heat mat under my pots and it has worked well. A week went by and I can see the leaf peaking up.

When did you start your ranunculus? Do you succession plant?

I just soaked three new bulbs for about 24ish hours and I swear the bulbs look more green. It's been less than a week since I soaked and potted them, but I swear it woke my bulbs up.

Do you find a heat mat and gro lights speeds them up? Love your videos!

I just potted some of my amaryllis up today and did the pre soak method that I had seen on Danielle from Northlawn did last year I believe. Can’t wait to see the difference between pre soaking or not! Like you, I love amaryllis and this time of year when things slow down a bit and I can finally catch my breath before the next season starts!

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Thank you for all the tips and tricks. Great video.

Lovely tour! I’d love a tour of your greenhouse too! We are in the process of building ours and I’d love some inspiration 🥰🙂

Great video. Garden still has a lot of good looking plants.

I appreciate the tour. I can see the gradual changes over the months. Any videos are fine! Idk how anyone finds time when you are so busy and holidays around the corner 🦃🎄