I obsessed with your videos. Thank you so much for sharing. I learn a lot from you. Question: do u have a video of the after of this video? I will love to watch it.
Who else is excited as I am to see Laura’s garden come spring time 😁 this is almost as exciting as Christmas lights 🥰🥰🥰🥰 can’t wait to see all these tulips bloom. 💕💕💕💕
Love the “grown up gardener” comment! I feel that way when I get a new tool that is priced that took me a long time to purchase! Lol! Glad I’m not the only one! You are awesome.
I saw seeds at the garden shop the other day and now you explained why I need them. I planted tulip bulbs in a planter and now I need a fill in!! Thanks again😀
Hey Laura and family! I love your posts and watch most of them multiple times, even referring back when I’m trying out some of your ideas. My family jokes that I start off many sentences with “Laura says” 😁. Have you ever tried to grow a Harry Lauders Walking Stick? I love the visual interest of them all year long. You are such an inspiration and I’m so glad you share your beautiful gardens with us every week.
Those pansies look glorious! They should grow, if they grow in the garden from seeds than they don't need seeds starter soil. Laura enjoy the winter and the down time, you will be plenty busy starting spring! 🤗🤗💜
These videos are FILLED with great information!! I never thought to plant pansy seeds 🙄- of course!! Between this and the winter sowing I will be able to grow so much more! Thank you Laura !
It took me two months to watch all your videos :) Thank you for all the wonderful tips and ideas. I'm glad I found your channel, you're great! Greetings from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Oh yes...I had seen huge potted flowers with tulips and pansies...Springs just round the corner... Looking forward to your huge flower pots in full bloom... Thanks for sharing...💖💝
I like planted coreopsis v. Mardi Gras two years ago and those things still prolifically reseed everywhere. I love in Houston, so I let the coreopsis seedlings survive in the fall to bloom mid Winter for me... I also do nasturtiums, pansies, marigolds, and salvia splendens. They'll bloom all winter long and give nice winter interest.
Oh how fun, coffee with Laura and one of my favorite flowers getting planted! I actually still have pansy's growing in one of our pots on the playground so this is making me want to grab some seeds and a couple of pots and start some more!!!
Love pansies and what a great idea. Pansies do take a bit of maintenance through the growing season because they can go to seed quickly. But, just a pinch here and there and you are good again.
Living vicariously through you right now, no where near ready to plant here yet. It's -40 right now, close to -50C with the windchill. Planting is so far away...
Those pansys are gorgeous I don’t see those multi colors they have some but not the color you planted can’t wait to see the glorious colors thanks Laura
LOVE PANSIES! fav of mine, and for YEARS i didn't bother with them as I thought they were spring flowers, and since we are military I don't do spring flowers but now, LOVE ME SOME PANSIES
I cant bring myself to pull the 🌱 out to thin...cant do it!! Laura, i love hearing you crunch across the gravel when you walk, little feet walking fast lol!
Hi Laura! What a great idea! I have trouble growing pansies because my back yard gets so much sun, but I have Violas that self seed and come back all over the place the next year. I even have some that are still blooming! Thank you for sharing!
My pansies are still blooming from September - NW Florida. My oranges are getting ready to pick and I want to start seeds BUT heard a really cold front will come in at the end of this week and be here for about a month! These changes in temperature are so hard to follow! I can almost see those pots in all their glory - what a show!
Oh fun! I did a few more planters with bulbs recently (as we've had such a mild Winter here on the Coast in Cape Cod) so you've inspired me yet again. I'm getting some pansy seeds tomorrow and sprinkling them on my bulb planters!
A short video is better than no video and I certainly enjoyed this one knowing that by this time next year things will look more grown-up. Thank you for all the hard work you do and letting us be there with you.
At your inspiration, I finally planted lots of bulbs this year. Mostly in containers. All of them I topped off with pansies and violas! I’m in zone 7b, so they are beautiful all winter. I’ve been loving them...
Hi, Laura!! Great episode, thank you. Do you start seeds in-doors under grow lights? If you do, can you show us your process. Also, about how many flowers and veggies do you start from seeds and do you have any favorites? Thanks again!!
Hi Jody, there is a nice guy from MIgardner on utube who did some seed basics. This guy is very smart and he remembers when he started out. He also explains growing lights to start seeds. Plus sells seeds and sells 99 cent. Check him out, I have found it nice he tries to be mindful about money. Hope that is helpful.
Hi Laura. I live in zone 9b and each Veteran’s Day I plant a whole lot of tulips and I over plant the area with pansies. This past summer I ordered my bulbs from Color Blends (thanks to your video I now have a new source for ordering my bulbs) and I planted 600 Gamay variety tulips (in our zone we have to chill them in a refrigerator for about 6 weeks before we plant them). I then over planted with 15 flats of (720 plugs) pansies in lavender shades. The pansies are stunning all by themselves, and now our daffodils are beginning to bloom (which is common for our zone). Our Gamay tulips have popped up and will probably bloom in the next 5 or 6 weeks (which again is common in our 9b zone). I can’t recommend enough of over planting tulips with pansies. Our home is on a corner and neighbors and strangers alike will stop and tell us how beautiful our garden is. The joy gardening brings to others is such a wonderful blessing to me and my husband. Blessings to you and your family, and to all your gardening fans ☺️
Ok now I really have the bug to plant some seeds, I'm going to try the plastic jug method outside along with some seeds inside. We are going to get some really cold temps next week so I better start on the jugs now. I've been looking at some seed catalogs and would love to try planting some perennials. I also need to find a particular pumpkin seed. I loved that blueish green one you had in your fall display by your door.
I just saw the jug video the other day, but thought I needed to wait about 6 more weeks.... I'm in zone 6. But I'm antsy to try it too, if your going to start now, then so am I!! LOL :) I have one whole jug saved so far...
I can't wait to see the progress on these. Also, I'm making an effort to be more eco-friendly and eco-conscious this year and I'd be interested in a video on how you recycle or upcycle your broken, worn out, or updated garden equipment/tools.
I’m wanting to plant pansy seed for the fall. They will typically grow through the winter here, in Birmingham AL. Thank you for all the content, I learn so much from you!
I am SO glad you posted this because I have been wanting to plant some pansies myself but have been too scared to. This has given me the push I need! Thank you! Looking forward to seeing these in the spring!
Hey Laura, thanks again for your video. I absolutelly love experimenting with you. Trying new things in the garden, is what makes gardening so enthralling. I can’t wait to see what happens with those pansies. By the way I’m so jealous of your green house!!!! Keep up the good work
Painsys, forgetmenots, and the likes is what they plant as a ground cover for bulbs all over Europe in their public gardens.... It is y Just beautiful! Can,t wait to see yours ...😀🍃🌸🍃
@@tippystreats My take on this, is that she felt so grown up that she had discovered that she could use something that normally is used for spraying weeds to water her flowers. Nothing else, I know she did not mean that anybody who has less gardening experience or less garden space is not a grown up gardener. That wouldn't be Laura's nature!
Where I live I plant bulbs in containers in layers then plant the pansies on top. So there is a succession of bulbs one after the other. Then when the pansies die out in summer, I plant summer annuals in their place.
To keep cats out, I use chicken wire. I cut it to the shape of the pot. Place it on top and then cover it with about an inch of the soil. Cats can't dig thru so they leave it alone. The plant has no problem growing through/around the wire.
Fantastic idea! I saw a video where someone sprinkled an inch of seed starter soil on the top of potting soil so he could direct sow into hanging planters- that might be worth a try next year if the pansies don’t take.
Wooohooo let’s hope this works for ya Laura ... I just sowed 180 desert roses seeds last Friday and Sunday, I’ve got 3 up so far so that’s a good sign .... Looking forward to a future video to see the progress of the tulips and pansies Laura. 💕🌺💕
Thanks for teaching us so much and taking us along on the journey. Your enthusiasm and attitude are refreshing. I think we all feel like you're a family member! I'm curious, do those pots have Braille on them?
The pansies I started required they be in the dark until they sprouted. I just covered them with a black plastic. They came up in about 7 days and are doing well so far. They haven't gotten true leaves yet but when they do I will transplant from plugs to 4 inch pots and begin fertilizing 50% solution once a week.
I would love to see a little more about starting seeds indoors with a grow light, like a time laps... maybe? or how you have done it in the past. I am going to get a grow light and just go for it but I really feel a bit nervous about doing it right. You inspire me!
It will be interesting to see how this works! I always thought pansies need to be started on a heated seed mat for proper germination...you are my favorite TH-camr!!😆 keep up the good work!!
Can’t wait to see what these look like in just a few months (woo-hoo!) I do wonder how people sow really tiny seeds. When I planted the winter sowing containers, I just did my best to sprinkle and spread the super tiny seeds in and then I wished them luck!
I bet the display of pansies will be beautiful! They’re such a hardy and cheery plant 🌱 definitely a favourite here in Manitoba. The green thumb itch is starting but we have to wait a bit to start seed sowing. Last year I started peppers indoors in March and they were blooming by the time my garden was ready for planting 🙃🌶🌱 hoping to try flowers from seed this year. Thanks for sharing 🙏😀
I have never used seed starting mix; frankly I didn't even know it existed. But I have never had problems with seeds starting, and if I of all people had success, you of all people should have success...
Yay! I’m so excited to start seeding. I have had Superbells from Proven Winners over winter, but the petunias I started from seed act like we have never had freezing temperatures. It can be a pain, but starting plants from seed seems to make them far hardier than store purchased plants. I understand why, but it is just so cool to see your little babies go to town!
I would love to start seeds this time of year but I do not have a proper place! And I love pansies! I am also ready for Spring, this weekend while I am watching the snow storm, I will be making my list & possibly preodering!!!! 😁🌱💚👍🌱🌷🌷
Do you water these containers sparingly also in order to avoid damaging the containers in winter as the water might freeze on really cold nights in the greenhouse? When these bulbs bloom in spring, you won't fill up the self-watering reservoirs with water, just water from the top, because the water could freeze in early spring when they are out at the fence and blooming, right? Would you consider covering the pots with clear foil for the pansy seeds to germinate? In my area we would starts seeds in June for pansy flowers from early September (going until end of spring), or sowing end of July or early October at the latest (but these flower only in spring). I like both pansies and violas, but I like it when the blue-yellow ones or simply yellow ones self-seed themselves, they can be so fragrant.
Here where I am on Maryland's eastern shore the Pansies & Violas are still blooming beautifully right now, it's been crazy warmer here too. I just recently put up a sign for my AirBnB and planted Tulips and Daffodils around the base, guess now I need to get some Pansy seeds =^)
oh wow I have one of those sprayers, bought it to spray and scrape off old wallpaper and forgot it is actually meant for gardening. I totally recommend it for misting the walls if you have wallpaper to take off. It works wonderful.
LAURA, YOU ARE DEFINITELY A GROWN UP GARDENER!!It's a great experience to watch your videos. I'm excited to see how those pots turn out. I'm in zone 9b (northern California) how do I know how long I have to plant bulbs? Thank you so much.
I plant pansies in the fall in my yard. On an sunny warmer day in the winter they will bloom. And it gives them a huge head start on the spring. I am in Ohio.
Guess who just run outside and popped a couple pansy seeds in my tulip pot before sunset. Thanks Laura!
I obsessed with your videos. Thank you so much for sharing. I learn a lot from you. Question: do u have a video of the after of this video? I will love to watch it.
Love this How did they turn out ? where is the flow up video ? ❣️
DID YOU NOW MY NAME PANSY🙂🙂🙂🙂
Is there an update to this video/these planters?? I can’t wait to see what happens!
It's nice to see your enthusiasm I get the same way and people think it's a little weird sometimes when I get too excited about my garden
Your kitty jumping outta the tree was adorable :)
Who else is excited as I am to see Laura’s garden come spring time 😁 this is almost as exciting as Christmas lights 🥰🥰🥰🥰 can’t wait to see all these tulips bloom. 💕💕💕💕
Yes! Can’t wait!
I do not care atall
Love the “grown up gardener” comment! I feel that way when I get a new tool that is priced that took me a long time to purchase! Lol! Glad I’m not the only one! You are awesome.
I have such a small garden so I live through you and your adventures!!! Thank you!
Thank you for showing affordable projects! With a $500 annual garden budget, I love projects I can do also!
I saw seeds at the garden shop the other day and now you explained why I need them. I planted tulip bulbs in a planter and now I need a fill in!! Thanks again😀
Hey Laura and family! I love your posts and watch most of them multiple times, even referring back when I’m trying out some of your ideas. My family jokes that I start off many sentences with “Laura says” 😁. Have you ever tried to grow a Harry Lauders Walking Stick? I love the visual interest of them all year long. You are such an inspiration and I’m so glad you share your beautiful gardens with us every week.
Those pansies look glorious! They should grow, if they grow in the garden from seeds than they don't need seeds starter soil.
Laura enjoy the winter and the down time, you will be plenty busy starting spring! 🤗🤗💜
These videos are FILLED with great information!! I never thought to plant pansy seeds 🙄- of course!! Between this and the winter sowing I will be able to grow so much more! Thank you Laura !
It took me two months to watch all your videos :) Thank you for all the wonderful tips and ideas. I'm glad I found your channel, you're great! Greetings from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
I'm really looking forward to seeing the progress of these. They are going to be so so pretty!!!
I can’t find a video to see the progress
That will be so pretty. You're not the only anxious for spring, I live in minnesota. Don't think I need to explain current weather to anyone. BRR.
Oh yes...I had seen huge potted flowers with tulips and pansies...Springs just round the corner...
Looking forward to your huge flower pots in full bloom...
Thanks for sharing...💖💝
I love your trial-and-error method, so like all of us novice gardeners. You seem to have mostly success as you try various things.
I like planted coreopsis v. Mardi Gras two years ago and those things still prolifically reseed everywhere. I love in Houston, so I let the coreopsis seedlings survive in the fall to bloom mid Winter for me... I also do nasturtiums, pansies, marigolds, and salvia splendens. They'll bloom all winter long and give nice winter interest.
Oh how fun, coffee with Laura and one of my favorite flowers getting planted! I actually still have pansy's growing in one of our pots on the playground so this is making me want to grab some seeds and a couple of pots and start some more!!!
If no one ever experimented, great things would never happen. Love your spunk!
Brilliant idea for sure~ Those pots will be an absolutely gorgeous show with pansies and the bulbs! I can hardly wait to see!
Love pansies and what a great idea. Pansies do take a bit of maintenance through the growing season because they can go to seed quickly. But, just a pinch here and there and you are good again.
I’ll say it again,you have the patience of a saint my friend 💚🙃
I am so nervous and excited for this. The suspense!!!
I haven't planted anything this year yet myself, but seeing you has given me the itch to do so!
I LOVE pansies. You made my day, thank you!
Just bought a home with a big yard so I could get some dirt in my hands again. This after living in a condo for four years. Can't wait to spring!
I love these and pansies are so much easier to dry. Can't wait to watch them mature.
You are definitely a grown up gardener ♥
Living vicariously through you right now, no where near ready to plant here yet. It's -40 right now, close to -50C with the windchill. Planting is so far away...
Where are you, the North Pole???🤣
Those pansys are gorgeous I don’t see those multi colors they have some but not the color you planted can’t wait to see the glorious colors thanks Laura
LOVE PANSIES! fav of mine, and for YEARS i didn't bother with them as I thought they were spring flowers, and since we are military I don't do spring flowers but now, LOVE ME SOME PANSIES
Right now Laura as I watch this video it is -42 below in Regina sk and how i wish i could be seeding seeds,I love pansy all colors
I cant bring myself to pull the 🌱 out to thin...cant do it!! Laura, i love hearing you crunch across the gravel when you walk, little feet walking fast lol!
Can wait to see how they growing and look gorgeous 🌷👍
Hi Laura! What a great idea! I have trouble growing pansies because my back yard gets so much sun, but I have Violas that self seed and come back all over the place the next year. I even have some that are still blooming! Thank you for sharing!
My pansies are still blooming from September - NW Florida. My oranges are getting ready to pick and I want to start seeds BUT heard a really cold front will come in at the end of this week and be here for about a month! These changes in temperature are so hard to follow! I can almost see those pots in all their glory - what a show!
Oh fun! I did a few more planters with bulbs recently (as we've had such a mild Winter here on the Coast in Cape Cod) so you've inspired me yet again. I'm getting some pansy seeds tomorrow and sprinkling them on my bulb planters!
Me too getting some Pansy seeds to put in my bulb planter.
Love your channel love your energy, LOL just wanted to mention that water mister is also a great emergency shower if you ever need one, LOL
A short video is better than no video and I certainly enjoyed this one knowing that by this time next year things will look more grown-up. Thank you for all the hard work you do and letting us be there with you.
At your inspiration, I finally planted lots of bulbs this year. Mostly in containers. All of them I topped off with pansies and violas! I’m in zone 7b, so they are beautiful all winter. I’ve been loving them...
Great idea. Spring is coming!😀😀🦋🐞🐝🌷🌸💐
Hi, Laura!! Great episode, thank you. Do you start seeds in-doors under grow lights? If you do, can you show us your process. Also, about how many flowers and veggies do you start from seeds and do you have any favorites? Thanks again!!
She has a video where she shows starting snapdragons from seed, using a grow light system from Gardner's Supply.
Hi Jody, there is a nice guy from MIgardner on utube who did some seed basics. This guy is very smart and he remembers when he started out. He also explains growing lights to start seeds. Plus sells seeds and sells 99 cent. Check him out, I have found it nice he tries to be mindful about money. Hope that is helpful.
@@sallieluna Thank you!!
@@TheJennBrown Thank you!!
I can't wait for them to start blooming. It's the waiting that drives me nuts. Then they do & it's so beautiful.
I’m waiting for my lavender seeds to arrive then the seed starting begins! Thanks for the constant inspiration!
Thanks!
Hi Laura. I live in zone 9b and each Veteran’s Day I plant a whole lot of tulips and I over plant the area with pansies. This past summer I ordered my bulbs from Color Blends (thanks to your video I now have a new source for ordering my bulbs) and I planted 600 Gamay variety tulips (in our zone we have to chill them in a refrigerator for about 6 weeks before we plant them). I then over planted with 15 flats of (720 plugs) pansies in lavender shades. The pansies are stunning all by themselves, and now our daffodils are beginning to bloom (which is common for our zone). Our Gamay tulips have popped up and will probably bloom in the next 5 or 6 weeks (which again is common in our 9b zone). I can’t recommend enough of over planting tulips with pansies. Our home is on a corner and neighbors and strangers alike will stop and tell us how beautiful our garden is. The joy gardening brings to others is such a wonderful blessing to me and my husband. Blessings to you and your family, and to all your gardening fans ☺️
Ok now I really have the bug to plant some seeds, I'm going to try the plastic jug method outside along with some seeds inside. We are going to get some really cold temps next week so I better start on the jugs now. I've been looking at some seed catalogs and would love to try planting some perennials. I also need to find a particular pumpkin seed. I loved that blueish green one you had in your fall display by your door.
I just saw the jug video the other day, but thought I needed to wait about 6 more weeks.... I'm in zone 6. But I'm antsy to try it too, if your going to start now, then so am I!! LOL :) I have one whole jug saved so far...
I can't wait to see the progress on these. Also, I'm making an effort to be more eco-friendly and eco-conscious this year and I'd be interested in a video on how you recycle or upcycle your broken, worn out, or updated garden equipment/tools.
I’m wanting to plant pansy seed for the fall. They will typically grow through the winter here, in Birmingham AL. Thank you for all the content, I learn so much from you!
I am SO glad you posted this because I have been wanting to plant some pansies myself but have been too scared to. This has given me the push I need! Thank you! Looking forward to seeing these in the spring!
If your planting all works, it will be beautiful! Thank you for bringing us in on this potential loveliness!
Hey Laura, thanks again for your video. I absolutelly love experimenting with you. Trying new things in the garden, is what makes gardening so enthralling. I can’t wait to see what happens with those pansies. By the way I’m so jealous of your green house!!!! Keep up the good work
Painsys, forgetmenots, and the likes is what they plant as a ground cover for bulbs all over Europe in their public gardens.... It is y
Just beautiful! Can,t wait to see yours ...😀🍃🌸🍃
You are, 'The University of the Garden.'
I wish I could use some of knowledge you share with everyone.
To much back pain here in NJ
If you're just now feeling like a grown-up gardener, then I have a looooooooong way to go, haha!!
I was shocked by that comment too wondering what does that mean for me!
@@tippystreats My take on this, is that she felt so grown up that she had discovered that she could use something that normally is used for spraying weeds to water her flowers. Nothing else, I know she did not mean that anybody who has less gardening experience or less garden space is not a grown up gardener. That wouldn't be Laura's nature!
What a great idea. Should be Gorgeous. 👍Love the sprayer. Need to look into getting one. Those seeds are so tiny. Oh my gosh. Your amazing.😳💙
Where I live I plant bulbs in containers in layers then plant the pansies on top. So there is a succession of bulbs one after the other. Then when the pansies die out in summer, I plant summer annuals in their place.
Thanks for sharing:) it’s going to be fun watching all of the flowers bloom:)
To keep cats out, I use chicken wire. I cut it to the shape of the pot. Place it on top and then cover it with about an inch of the soil. Cats can't dig thru so they leave it alone. The plant has no problem growing through/around the wire.
Here in South Carolina we plant pansies in the fall and they overwinter even if we get snow then in spring they get huge and out on a big display.
I can't wait for the update! 😍
Fantastic idea! I saw a video where someone sprinkled an inch of seed starter soil on the top of potting soil so he could direct sow into hanging planters- that might be worth a try next year if the pansies don’t take.
Looking forward to the spring show of flowers!!! Tiny tiny seeds!!!😊💪🌱
Can't wait to see how these turn out!
Wooohooo let’s hope this works for ya Laura ... I just sowed 180 desert roses seeds last Friday and Sunday, I’ve got 3 up so far so that’s a good sign .... Looking forward to a future video to see the progress of the tulips and pansies Laura. 💕🌺💕
SO Sad! Woke up to 10 degrees in Tri-Cities WA. I'm ready for SPRING Thank Goodness for your videos!!!
Thanks for teaching us so much and taking us along on the journey. Your enthusiasm and attitude are refreshing. I think we all feel like you're a family member! I'm curious, do those pots have Braille on them?
The pansies I started required they be in the dark until they sprouted. I just covered them with a black plastic. They came up in about 7 days and are doing well so far. They haven't gotten true leaves yet but when they do I will transplant from plugs to 4 inch pots and begin fertilizing 50% solution once a week.
I would love to see a little more about starting seeds indoors with a grow light, like a time laps... maybe? or how you have done it in the past. I am going to get a grow light and just go for it but I really feel a bit nervous about doing it right. You inspire me!
Don’t you just love a mild winter? We are in Michigan and I’ve been able to do so much outside this season!😊
Looking forward to see how it works out for you.
It will be interesting to see how this works! I always thought pansies need to be started on a heated seed mat for proper germination...you are my favorite TH-camr!!😆 keep up the good work!!
I think this is brilliant!!!! Can’t wait to see the outcome!!!!
Can’t wait to see what these look like in just a few months (woo-hoo!) I do wonder how people sow really tiny seeds. When I planted the winter sowing containers, I just did my best to sprinkle and spread the super tiny seeds in and then I wished them luck!
"I'm a grown up gardener" I feel like when I buy stuff like that too! Lol
Hmmm gave me the itch to try seeds again.
I put pine cones in my pot and my asparagus bed to keep my cats out
Karen Gilchrist Very smart, Karen!
I do that, too!
Thanks for the inspiration! I'm going to pick up some seeds and do the same with my bulb pots!!
I bet the display of pansies will be beautiful! They’re such a hardy and cheery plant 🌱 definitely a favourite here in Manitoba. The green thumb itch is starting but we have to wait a bit to start seed sowing. Last year I started peppers indoors in March and they were blooming by the time my garden was ready for planting 🙃🌶🌱 hoping to try flowers from seed this year. Thanks for sharing 🙏😀
Pansies are sooo expensive here , I have to start from seeds too. Can’t wait 🌸
I have never used seed starting mix; frankly I didn't even know it existed. But I have never had problems with seeds starting, and if I of all people had success, you of all people should have success...
When ever I plant pansies in pots the tulips and daffodils new growth pushes them and dislodge them. So I'm interested to see your experience.
Never thought about planting pansies
Yay! I’m so excited to start seeding. I have had Superbells from Proven Winners over winter, but the petunias I started from seed act like we have never had freezing temperatures. It can be a pain, but starting plants from seed seems to make them far hardier than store purchased plants. I understand why, but it is just so cool to see your little babies go to town!
I would love to start seeds this time of year but I do not have a proper place! And I love pansies! I am also ready for Spring, this weekend while I am watching the snow storm, I will be making my list & possibly preodering!!!! 😁🌱💚👍🌱🌷🌷
My grandmother told me, when i was very young, "Pansy's are a happy flower!!" Excited to see these planters bloom!! 🍀
Now you made my eyes water up. My grandma used to say "I just love pansies, they have the sweetest little faces."
@@trace9657 Love our grandmother's described this sweet pansy the same!! I take a handful twist tied and use her coffee cup as a vase. Memories...
They do have such happy faces!
Do you water these containers sparingly also in order to avoid damaging the containers in winter as the water might freeze on really cold nights in the greenhouse? When these bulbs bloom in spring, you won't fill up the self-watering reservoirs with water, just water from the top, because the water could freeze in early spring when they are out at the fence and blooming, right?
Would you consider covering the pots with clear foil for the pansy seeds to germinate? In my area we would starts seeds in June for pansy flowers from early September (going until end of spring), or sowing end of July or early October at the latest (but these flower only in spring). I like both pansies and violas, but I like it when the blue-yellow ones or simply yellow ones self-seed themselves, they can be so fragrant.
Here where I am on Maryland's eastern shore the Pansies & Violas are still blooming beautifully right now, it's been crazy warmer here too. I just recently put up a sign for my AirBnB and planted Tulips and Daffodils around the base, guess now I need to get some Pansy seeds =^)
i love your channel hello from perth australia xx brillant ideas
I'm excited for more seed starting!
Love pansies! They're so strong 🤜 I can't wait to see your outcome 🤗
oh wow I have one of those sprayers, bought it to spray and scrape off old wallpaper and forgot it is actually meant for gardening. I totally recommend it for misting the walls if you have wallpaper to take off. It works wonderful.
I do have some wallpaper inside to remove! Thanks for the tip! 👍
That is a great idea I did not think about bulbs until I show your previous video and of course I can't find bulbs in any of the stores. Sugars
Wonderful idea! Off to buy seeds! Thanks you!
LAURA, YOU ARE DEFINITELY A GROWN UP GARDENER!!It's a great experience to watch your videos. I'm excited to see how those pots turn out. I'm in zone 9b (northern California) how do I know how long I have to plant bulbs? Thank you so much.
I love your greenhouse tables! They look sturdy but light and easy moving... they've got wheels, right? And a mesh top? Gorgeous. Are they diy?
Can’t wAit to see them grow!!🌱🌷🌺💐
I plant pansies in the fall in my yard. On an sunny warmer day in the winter they will bloom. And it gives them a huge head start on the spring. I am in Ohio.