ARE YOU PEOPLE FOR REAL?? 🤔😩🤦♀️ The LOVELY LADY took valuable time out of her day to Inform & Educate us about those ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL Plants (She's Spot on Knowledgeable) & All you GOT HUNG UP ON WAS WHETHER SHE SAID "PERENNIAL OR PRE-ENNIAL?? I HEARD PERENNIAL & Some slip of the tongue but COME ON ya'll!!?? we all have 2 or more words that's a Pesky trip up. **So no need to come HERE with your HIGH MINDEDNESS- DEGREES OF EVERY KIND, IQ HIGHER THAN A NY SKY SCRAPER SELF.....GANGING UP ON SUCH A SWEET SISTER & THEN THROWING HER UNDER THE BUS. May the good Lord help you to be Kinder & More forgiving. 🙏❤
I have not come across too many such pedants lately because I watch videos from all over the world. I appreciate the lack of haughty criticism I find in some US comments. Kindness and forgiveness, not words in their lexicon.
Bumble bees love to sleep on the blanket flowers. I used to work at a local plant nursery, it was so fun to go out to perennials and see all of the bumbles asleep on the flowers.
I was born hearing impaired; I constantly get corrected and even had people say I have an accent and ask me where I’m from …I tell them it’s not an accent it’s a lisp. I will rewatch this video and take some notes 😊
I bought me a bunch of seeds from, Dollar Tree. Can't wait to plant them. I just wait til all frosts are gone, which is about the middle of May. I plant them straight in the ground. I saved a bunch of my zinnias seeds from last year, they really do good for me. I know they are a annual, but I just really love them. And my blue morning glories done so good last year also. I bought 12 more packs this year. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I love yarrow. I got it growing wild out in my field, but it's just that dirty white. I would love to be able to grow the yellow and the peach color.
I couldnt believe how many seed packets you had and you planted them all! Amazing, so much effort in this one video. Glad its not just me, i planted 2 packs of forget me nots and got nothing lol. Thanks for the jam packed video 🙂
Aquilegia, Echinacea, Rudbeckia, Geranium Maculata, and New England Asters have been self-seeding themselves in my yard for 14 years. I don't like the new types of Echinacea that don't produce viable seed, but the descendants of my original plants are still doing great. I tried to grow Rudbeckia from seed this year, but it has not done well. Not to worry, the descendants of my original plants are doing okay. I grew shasta daisies from seed about seven years ago, and they are still thriving.
I had great success with Rudbeckia by winter sowing last year - maybe give that a try next season. I planted them out last April and they bloomed in summer and lasted until frost.
Yes she is speaking incorrectly many times throughout this video. I always hope to learn from these videos but she needs to study before making another video.
I made my front and back yard a Botanical Garden(my neighbours call it) as it was invaded by grubs. Everybody that passes by admire the beautiful flowers, even men (lots). Every fall, I've been collecting seeds then put in an envelope, put the name of the flower and year, then save them. So when those ladies ask for seeds, it's very convenient. Sometimes I just spread the seeds then when spring comes I can share baby plants.
Once you have Aquilegia in your garden and it's shady with a moist, clay like soil, you will never be without them anymore. They form huge patches of plants, many of them grow extremely tall, like about hip height and they all have different colors. It's a really fun plant to grow in the garden.
I like that you show the whole process and include what worked and what didn't. Also seeing flowers I never heard of, it's nice to expand beyond what you plant year after year.
Excellent video. Like how you leave the names up while you explain. Also like how you explain germination rate, cost and amt of seed. Excellent video, especially for newbies. I'm an oldie, but enjoyed very much, even learned something. Thank you very much.
@@bowler8 she obviously knows that it's perennial because she wrote it in the title. Maybe in her part of the world that's how it's pronounced, maybe it's one of her quirks. It doesn't matter. Anyone with more than 2 brain cells would understand even if they noticed in the first place. And more importantly it doesn't detract from the quality of the information and the video.
How perfectly thorough and knowledgeable you are. I recently retired and love to spend hours a day in my gardens. Your presentation is a keeper. I have collected seeds in the wild from interesting plants and have several times regretted it (swamp daisies, just don't!). Watching all my spelling mistakes and apostrophes; you have a strict and critical audience. Thanks for making the video.
I love your channel. You explain everything really well. I am new to growing and excited for next year with all my seeds. Hope I see some flowers this year. Thank for helping all of us!
Im in zone 10a Florida. I can't grow every one you mentioned but I still enjoyed learning about them. I've included a lot of different kinds this year that will grow year after year here. I'm loving it too.
Just trying to help you a bit. It is not pronounced PRE- Enial. It is PER-. Like PUR- wRen- neal . Per ren nial. You are so great to tell us how to plant these. You are very helpful! I in turn am trying to help you! Hope this is helpful! Let me know!
Can cold-stratify some of these seeds to increase germination percentage ... also keep an eye on the Lupin - they are so aggressive! either prune before seeds or be overwhlemed with seedlings everywhere! Yarrow can be ground-layered as well if you don't want to collect their seeds (Simply bury a connected stem and it will root quick that can then be cut and moved)
Great video! I am always happy to find another Canadian gardener on TH-cam. I also get many of my seeds from William Dam - they are great. I am trying indoor seeding with fall planting of cool annuals this year - a la Lisa Mason Ziegler. Annual seeds (as well as yarrow) sown a week ago are well germinated. Thought I would try same with a few perennials- Columbine, ajuga and heuchera. I suspect from what you said that Columbine may not germinate in time to get them in the ground with enough time before first frost. But half the fine is trying new things. Count me in as a new subscriber!
I’m sure an amazing amount of effort went into this video, yet so many only hear her pronunciation of ‘pre-ennial’. A bit of tolerance would make the garden community a nicer place to hang out…
Was trolling the you tube and came upon your video. What a treat and a pleasure! Maybe I didn't hear it, but did you cold stratify/pre treat in refrigerator any of your seeds prior to planting. Thank you for sharing and taking time to do this.
It's not the pronunciation of a word, it's the number of people who felt the need to call attention to it. Get over yourselves, if you have nothing nice to say. Stay silent. Just my suggestion for the rest of us so we can enjoy the lovely plants.
I forgot that you’re all grammar school teachers here to tell someone how to pronounce their words instead of watching what they are actually teaching you which I’m sure most of you who had a problem with her most likely didn’t even listen to what she was saying !! So it seems you first need listen and then to understand what this channel is about before you make a fool of yourselves ! She hasn’t come on to get a pass mark on an exam. Some of you just do it to feel good about yourselves but really that says a lot of your character
There are lots of edible flowers that help the immune system. Or used as teas. Such as your mints for teas. They are banana mint, pineapple mint, pear mint strawberry mint, & orange mint. There's also Bergamot (edible flower) for tea. Rosemary, pineapple sage plant, & poise hyssop. There's lemon balm, lemon thyme, lemon grass, & lemon verbena. There's chamomile & cat nip, That helps anyone to sleep. Dwarf pineapple sage plant.
We grow zinnias as annual. One recommendation: start indoor in containers, because they are very slow in the beginning. My pollinators love zinnias. They are also drought resistant annual flowers. Collect your own seeds in the fall for varieties you love.
So many plants are now sold as hybrids so collecting seeds doesn't work. I've asked which coneflowers would reseed and the nursery told me hybrids won't. How sad that was.
Some hybrids will grow, but they will be different from parent plants. Nature always reverses human made changes back to normal. This mechanism is called “Hybridisation barrier”
Great video; you are a spokesperson and newbies need accurately given info. It's OK! My goodness we all do it, say it and had to kearn xorr we t pronunciations. I am still not sure about 'asclepsia'?? Correct my spelling?
I agree to disagree with the content of this vlog! I got my Obediens seeds from an eBay seller and I believed I spent almost $60 bucks for all the seeds. Ranging from different perennials and I even have a White Japanese Lilac can you believe that??? Unfortunately NON of the single seeds sprouted ! I was kinda pissed off! Next time it’s better to go to a Garden Center and maybe handed over the seeds and let them grow it for me!!😱😳😤😩🤬 kinda pissed off!! Ohhh well LESSON LEARNED 😤😩🤬
It hurts your credibility to call them "PRE-ennials" instead of perennials. If you are saying "BEE-ennials" instead of biennials, that's no better. "BYE-ennials." Anyone going to the garden store asking for bee-ennials or pre-ennials will likely get confused looks. I thought you were saying pre-ennial, but then you said it for hollyhock, and I think that's a biennial, so....
I don’t think she’d be teaching people like you anything anyways if that’s all you took from the video…all that time going into the footage to actually show us growing plants in different stages…are you delusional to not credit her on that because that type of stuff you don’t find everywhere.
wait...... can you clarify what you meant about the Gaillardia hybrid. if you harvest those seeds, what do those seeds produce? it wasnt clear what you meant....
If seed is collected from hybrids it may or may not be viable. If it is viable it will not be true to the plant it was collected from, but true to only one of the parents or have different qualities from each of the parents.
ARE YOU PEOPLE FOR REAL?? 🤔😩🤦♀️ The LOVELY LADY took valuable time out of her day to Inform & Educate us about those ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL Plants (She's Spot on Knowledgeable) & All you GOT HUNG UP ON WAS WHETHER SHE SAID "PERENNIAL OR PRE-ENNIAL?? I HEARD PERENNIAL & Some slip of the tongue but COME ON ya'll!!?? we all have 2 or more words that's a Pesky trip up.
**So no need to come HERE with your HIGH MINDEDNESS- DEGREES OF EVERY KIND, IQ HIGHER THAN A NY SKY SCRAPER SELF.....GANGING UP ON SUCH A SWEET SISTER & THEN THROWING HER UNDER THE BUS. May the good Lord help you to be Kinder & More forgiving. 🙏❤
👏👏👏
Agreed! There were a number of words said differently than I do, but it sounds like an accent. No big deal
I have not come across too many such pedants lately because I watch videos from all over the world. I appreciate the lack of haughty criticism I find in some US comments. Kindness and forgiveness, not words in their lexicon.
Bumble bees love to sleep on the blanket flowers. I used to work at a local plant nursery, it was so fun to go out to perennials and see all of the bumbles asleep on the flowers.
I was born hearing impaired; I constantly get corrected and even had people say I have an accent and ask me where I’m from …I tell them it’s not an accent it’s a lisp.
I will rewatch this video and take some notes 😊
I bought me a bunch of seeds from, Dollar Tree. Can't wait to plant them. I just wait til all frosts are gone, which is about the middle of May. I plant them straight in the ground. I saved a bunch of my zinnias seeds from last year, they really do good for me. I know they are a annual, but I just really love them. And my blue morning glories done so good last year also. I bought 12 more packs this year. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I love yarrow. I got it growing wild out in my field, but it's just that dirty white. I would love to be able to grow the yellow and the peach color.
do you plant in containers and bring them inside in the winter?
I couldnt believe how many seed packets you had and you planted them all! Amazing, so much effort in this one video. Glad its not just me, i planted 2 packs of forget me nots and got nothing lol. Thanks for the jam packed video 🙂
Aquilegia, Echinacea, Rudbeckia, Geranium Maculata, and New England Asters have been self-seeding themselves in my yard for 14 years. I don't like the new types of Echinacea that don't produce viable seed, but the descendants of my original plants are still doing great. I tried to grow Rudbeckia from seed this year, but it has not done well. Not to worry, the descendants of my original plants are doing okay. I grew shasta daisies from seed about seven years ago, and they are still thriving.
I had great success with Rudbeckia by winter sowing last year - maybe give that a try next season. I planted them out last April and they bloomed in summer and lasted until frost.
Hi, Could you please make a video showing us how you separate seedlings crowded in the big trays? Best, Albert
I really appreciate all the footage of each plant in various stages of growth. Thanks for such an informative video!
Is it me? Or are you saying "pre-ennials" instead of "Per-ennials"
Yes, that is what she is saying.
Yes she is speaking incorrectly many times throughout this video. I always hope to learn from these videos but she needs to study before making another video.
Yep she is it was distracting lol I kept saying NO it’s per not pre 😂
I give her credit for trying the botanical names.
What are you people talking about? She is doing just fine. Get a grip.
I made my front and back yard a Botanical Garden(my neighbours call it) as it was invaded by grubs. Everybody that passes by admire the beautiful flowers, even men (lots). Every fall, I've been collecting seeds then put in an envelope, put the name of the flower and year, then save them. So when those ladies ask for seeds, it's very convenient. Sometimes I just spread the seeds then when spring comes I can share baby plants.
Once you have Aquilegia in your garden and it's shady with a moist, clay like soil, you will never be without them anymore. They form huge patches of plants, many of them grow extremely tall, like about hip height and they all have different colors.
It's a really fun plant to grow in the garden.
I like that you show the whole process and include what worked and what didn't. Also seeing flowers I never heard of, it's nice to expand beyond what you plant year after year.
I try something new in my garden once per year🐛
Excellent video. Like how you leave the names up while you explain. Also like how you explain germination rate, cost and amt of seed. Excellent video, especially for newbies. I'm an oldie, but enjoyed very much, even learned something. Thank you very much.
she says preennual not perennial
@@bowler8 she obviously knows that it's perennial because she wrote it in the title. Maybe in her part of the world that's how it's pronounced, maybe it's one of her quirks. It doesn't matter. Anyone with more than 2 brain cells would understand even if they noticed in the first place.
And more importantly it doesn't detract from the quality of the information and the video.
How perfectly thorough and knowledgeable you are. I recently retired and love to spend hours a day in my gardens. Your presentation is a keeper. I have collected seeds in the wild from interesting plants and have several times regretted it (swamp daisies, just don't!). Watching all my spelling mistakes and apostrophes; you have a strict and critical audience. Thanks for making the video.
I appreciate all stages and information that you documented. I’ll be referring back to this video again and again. Thank you.
Oh, love the little dividers you made for the long pots, I'm going to do the same!
Excellent all around no nonsense talking in between just straight forward information. I'll be following Classy Flowers for sure.
Winter Sowing is also a great option that has worked well for me with some of these varieties!
I thought it was too early for winter sowing
@@sarahpirkle9476 It's never too early for winter sowing. That's what's so great about it.
@@theurbanthirdhomestead cool
People keep commenting about “perennial”. English is probably not her first language, let it goooo. Focus on what she has to share.
Did anyone notice she said that she was in Canada? I’m guessing that’s why she says perennial somewhat differently.
I love your channel. You explain everything really well. I am new to growing and excited for next year with all my seeds. Hope I see some flowers this year. Thank for helping all of us!
They are called per-ennial, not pre-ennial. Thank you for showing all the pros and cons of your perennial seed starting.
Hi, I had the same question. But I thought it may have been the Canadian pronunciation... Best, Albert, SF, CA, USA
Im in zone 10a Florida. I can't grow every one you mentioned but I still enjoyed learning about them. I've included a lot of different kinds this year that will grow year after year here. I'm loving it too.
Thanks for this video. As a new garden owner I’ve learnt alot. Happy gardening 😊
I enjoyed your video! Double check your pronunciation of the word “perennial” though. 😊
Obedience Plant is VERY invasive!
Unfortunately ,"obedience" is invasive.
Obedient plant is anything but obedient, grows everywhere after sets seed. Beautiful flowers is later summer though.
Just trying to help you a bit. It is not pronounced PRE- Enial. It is PER-. Like PUR- wRen- neal . Per ren nial. You are so great to tell us how to plant these. You are very helpful! I in turn am trying to help you! Hope this is helpful! Let me know!
I would add Popies ! easy to saw outdoors , they grow themselves )) I would consider it perennial because they will drop seed and replant themselves
Great info thank you and your voice is excellent for video
Beautiful flowers plant and nice information thanks
Can cold-stratify some of these seeds to increase germination percentage ... also keep an eye on the Lupin - they are so aggressive! either prune before seeds or be overwhlemed with seedlings everywhere!
Yarrow can be ground-layered as well if you don't want to collect their seeds (Simply bury a connected stem and it will root quick that can then be cut and moved)
Thank you for the information. 🌺
Like this idea, I am having issues growing my coneflowers from seed. Thanks for the information.🐜🐝🐛
My Obedient plants spread very easily.
Great video! I am always happy to find another Canadian gardener on TH-cam. I also get many of my seeds from William Dam - they are great. I am trying indoor seeding with fall planting of cool annuals this year - a la Lisa Mason Ziegler. Annual seeds (as well as yarrow) sown a week ago are well germinated. Thought I would try same with a few perennials- Columbine, ajuga and heuchera. I suspect from what you said that Columbine may not germinate in time to get them in the ground with enough time before first frost. But half the fine is trying new things. Count me in as a new subscriber!
Great video, love how you show the seeds and grown plant.
This was such a good part the the plant is also shown!
That vlog is so educational, all my favouvorite plants
Live at 9200ft altitude and I just scatter flower seeds, whatever I get is great
I was planning to get seeds from William Dam seeds. Glad it worked for you. I will buy towards the beginning of next year.
This was really great, 💯
I like the idea of having thing there forever! I grow all mine form seed
I’m sure an amazing amount of effort went into this video, yet so many only hear her pronunciation of ‘pre-ennial’.
A bit of tolerance would make the garden community a nicer place to hang out…
Must be all the depressed gardeners self projecting in the off season 😂 I’ll admit it I get a little cranky also when I can’t go out there.
Thanks for sharing nice video
Thank you
Was trolling the you tube and came upon your video. What a treat and a pleasure! Maybe I didn't hear it, but did you cold stratify/pre treat in refrigerator any of your seeds prior to planting. Thank you for sharing and taking time to do this.
It's not the pronunciation of a word, it's the number of people who felt the need to call attention to it. Get over yourselves, if you have nothing nice to say. Stay silent. Just my suggestion for the rest of us so we can enjoy the lovely plants.
Including you. Triggered much?
Amen. While you are so engrossed in criticism, your focus is not on the message. Why bother watching.
Thanks good info
A very well done and informative video. Thank you for creating and posting it here for our enjoyment. Just subscribed to your channel.
Very nice video. Thanks for the good information.
Good information and Thanks for sharing.
they arent 'pre' ennials they are per-ennials.
Interesting metathesis there - pre-ennials would grow before the year 😃
She sounds more knowledgeable than most of you here who don’t know S***
Excellent information, thank you
I really enjoyed this
I know nothing about flowers, I still don't but good video.
Great video...... glad I have you Subbed.
great to see you are planting from seeds instead of buying the actual plants...wayyy too expensive
I hope you like the Obedient plant. You’ll never get rid of it.
Bumble bee like it so much.
STOP SAYING PRE ENNIAL.........SAY PER ENN IAL......🙄
I forgot that you’re all grammar school teachers here to tell someone how to pronounce their words instead of watching what they are actually teaching you which I’m sure most of you who had a problem with her most likely didn’t even listen to what she was saying !! So it seems you first need listen and then to understand what this channel is about before you make a fool of yourselves ! She hasn’t come on to get a pass mark on an exam. Some of you just do it to feel good about yourselves but really that says a lot of your character
Pre-ennials? really? Is that what you said?
You plant prennials I plant perennials.
There are lots of edible flowers that help the immune system. Or used as teas. Such as your mints for teas. They are banana mint, pineapple mint, pear mint strawberry mint, & orange mint. There's also Bergamot (edible flower) for tea. Rosemary, pineapple sage plant, & poise hyssop. There's lemon balm, lemon thyme, lemon grass, & lemon verbena. There's chamomile & cat nip, That helps anyone to sleep. Dwarf pineapple sage plant.
PER-ennial
I believe delphinium is a perennial, and larkspur is annual.
Great informative video, 1 comment, you told the common name for everything except the Aguilera or Columbine.
We probably need one obedient plant. They spread fast
Pre-ennials 😂
Hi, I have had serious slug problems with my lupine plants. How about you? Best, Albert, SF, USA
Wood ashes is the best remedy against slugs. Reduce watering and improve ventilation between plants
@@Classyflowers thanks!
Your presentation is good, clear and thorough. Your choice of invasive foreign plants is a bad idea.
Which ones?
Any tips on growing zinnias? I love them so, but i always fail growing them
We grow zinnias as annual. One recommendation: start indoor in containers, because they are very slow in the beginning. My pollinators love zinnias. They are also drought resistant annual flowers. Collect your own seeds in the fall for varieties you love.
So many plants are now sold as hybrids so collecting seeds doesn't work. I've asked which coneflowers would reseed and the nursery told me hybrids won't. How sad that was.
Some hybrids will grow, but they will be different from parent plants. Nature always reverses human made changes back to normal. This mechanism is called “Hybridisation barrier”
It’s pronounced perennial not preennial. Per not pre
Can you sow in autumn?
Would you recommend some seed catalogs?
perennials
Perennials? Or pre
I love hollyhocks but they all degenerate quickly into messy rust ridden monsters . 🥺 some good suggestions there, thank you
Great video; you are a spokesperson and newbies need accurately given info. It's OK! My goodness we all do it, say it and had to kearn xorr we t pronunciations.
I am still not sure about 'asclepsia'?? Correct my spelling?
Why does she keep showing a clock?
Which are your top suggestions?
I agree to disagree with the content of this vlog! I got my Obediens seeds from an eBay seller and I believed I spent almost $60 bucks for all the seeds. Ranging from different perennials and I even have a White Japanese Lilac can you believe that??? Unfortunately NON of the single seeds sprouted ! I was kinda pissed off! Next time it’s better to go to a Garden Center and maybe handed over the seeds and let them grow it for me!!😱😳😤😩🤬 kinda pissed off!! Ohhh well LESSON LEARNED 😤😩🤬
She’s Canadian, maybe she has French in her speaking, she is doing great.
No, that’s not it. She just doesn’t seem to know how to pronounce perennial. It’s very disappointing.
That was echinacea
Pre-enial 😳
Perennials not pre-ennials. The word is written on the signage at garden centre that you are filming…read it
Does it change anything?
@@Classyflowerspeople are silly. Don't let them get to you. They have way way too much time on their hands to bother with even commenting about it
Who is your favorite seed supplier?
Does it matter? I know what she meant and i bet you did 2..
She is saying preennial.
Obedient plants spread terribly..
Irritating
PER not PRE
It hurts your credibility to call them "PRE-ennials" instead of perennials. If you are saying "BEE-ennials" instead of biennials, that's no better. "BYE-ennials." Anyone going to the garden store asking for bee-ennials or pre-ennials will likely get confused looks. I thought you were saying pre-ennial, but then you said it for hollyhock, and I think that's a biennial, so....
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pre-ennials .... why does she call them that ?
The mispronunciation of perennial was extremely distracting
It's PER-ennial...
Not PRE-ennial...
When doing a vid to teach people, it's best to say the correct things for those who don't know at all...
I don’t think she’d be teaching people like you anything anyways if that’s all you took from the video…all that time going into the footage to actually show us growing plants in different stages…are you delusional to not credit her on that because that type of stuff you don’t find everywhere.
Be kind to us lysdexics.
wait...... can you clarify what you meant about the Gaillardia hybrid. if you harvest those seeds, what do those seeds produce? it wasnt clear what you meant....
If seed is collected from hybrids it may or may not be viable. If it is viable it will not be true to the plant it was collected from, but true to only one of the parents or have different qualities from each of the parents.