Winter Growing: Chatting About Snapdragons
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Hi Folks! In this video we walk you through our variety selections for our planting of snapdragons that we over winter for Spring bloom. Denise will give you the low down on our experiences here in zone 8B of the Pacific Northwest and what criteria we use for selecting our hoophouse snapdragons. So join us on this cool discussion!
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I.m from România... And i.am learning from You both..
I just admire all your work!
It's wonderful to learn from someone whose knowledge is based on years of experience. Thank you!
Our pleasure! We like to try different things and share our results. Thanks for watching.
Thanks Denise, Love your videos they are pasted and comprehensive and so helpful. I am a micro flower farmer and on the the steep side of the learning curve. Keep them coming
Thank you so much for watching! We started very small , grew bigger and now again we are returning to a smaller farm foot print. We experiment with varieties that work for us, so just try anything that you are interested in. 😊
Wow, I learned a lot from you. I love to grow snapdragon. Thank you
So happy to help! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences.
Thank you so much for watching 🙂
Wonderful really informative video. Thank you Denise. 😊
Thank you so much for watching. I hope that it will be helpful in your growing season.😊
@@BareMtnFarm you have helped so much already. Am farming in Ireland, on the side of a mountain so your landscape feels very familiar. Top of the Hill Flower Farm
So much great information! Thank you, Denise!! 🌸💕
Hope it is helpful. Thank you so much for watching! 😊
The best flower farming videos on TH-cam! Thank you 😊
Wow, so nice to hear your kind words! Thanks for watching, we really appreciate it!
@@BareMtnFarm We started a small roadside flower stand last year.
We love all your videos and learn so much from you both!
We appreciate all your beautiful dedication to conscious and ethical farming. ❤️💚🙏🏼
Thank you, this was very informative.
So much to learn about..tks! Love You both!
great video and detailed. thank you your so adorable
Thank you so much for watching and your kind words.😊
Loved this video!
Can you make one on harvesting and what you do? Products you use for after harvest?
Happy gardening!! 👩🌾
Thank you so much for your kind words. Follow through on our flowers and vegetable crops is in the plans. Thanks for watching and happy growing.
Hello, and thank you for this interesting video. I am in the UK, and sowed my snapdragons, overwintering on a windowsill inside. I have pinched them out a few times, at one point tiny flower buds were appearing. My question is, can you pinch a plant out too often, and would this effect the flowering? Thank you
Once the plant starts showing signs of producing flowers its moved from the vegetative stage to the reproductive stage. Usually on a true annual that's not necessarily reversible by pinching. However, Snaps can almost be grown as soft perennial in the right warm environment, sort of like a mum. We did an experiment once to see if we could get snaps in our tunnel that had bloomed in Sept/Oct and then cut down to about 3" after bloom could be overwintered for a following Spring bloom. It did work, but the bloom quantity and quality of stem were poor. OK for a garden but not for a market. I have never pinched snaps multiple times to delay field planting, but I wonder if the results might be similar to our experiment. Give it a try but I'd plan a backup planting just in case.
Thank you. I will see how these develop, the plants look so stong. I love lots of blooms so will be sowing seeds now as a back up@@BareMtnFarm
I grew the Chantilly this year. I didn't care for how fragile the petals are.
I do believe the Chantilly's we grew several years ago were more vigorous plants than what we seem to get today.
Can.u explain.about snapdragon types?
Why do you bother you never have time for anything see sir Dexter how much things he does and he get it all done