Thrifting for Vessels and Playing with Flowers // Northlawn Flower Farm
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- Let's go thrifting for vessels together! I always enjoy the thrill of the hunt when it comes to purchasing a compote or urn for an arrangement, and thrift stores and antique markets are just the place to find the hidden jewel I'm after. I hope you'll enjoy doing a bit of shopping with me!
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would love it if you did a series on plant propagation!...you describe things so well that it would be a great learning tool for us!
I agree!! The detail you give is so helpful!
@@kerrydibiasio3784 yy
I would love for you to show us the many ways to propagate. You have a way of making the complicated seem easy. Thanks for your pleasant, non-consumerist look at reSaling. It’s so tempting to bring a box of things home at those prices but you brought home two special pieces. It felt so clean and wholesome. Your videos are reminders of a simple, uncluttered way of life.
Yes to plant propagation! And all your flowers are beautiful
I would so appreciate video tutorials on propagation (soft cuttings, hard, all of it!)
I think I speak for most gardeners that one must be very careful or this hobby can bust the bank. It can be demoralizing especially when watching youtubers with bottomless gardening budgets. When we try to recreate what inspired us we realize that it would mean hundreds of dollars in plant material alone. Any tricks to save money would be awesome!
I would love a propagation series!!
Your clear compote was made by Indiana Glass and is the Diamond Point pattern produced from the 60s to the 80s under the Tiara Line. It's a compote - used for anything from candy to flowers to fruit. The custard glass compote you saw (pale yellow) is actually called that because the glass looks like custard.
And yes! do a propagation video!!!
Thank you for all this wonderful information Carrie! I would love to learn more about antiques from you! I'm glad you shared about the custard bowl. So that would normally be used for - salad? Fruit? Not custard? Thank you for the help!
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm Happy to help! I'd have to go back and watch again to see how big that custard bowl was but if I remember correctly it would've been for fruit or salads (think cole slaw, potato, fruit) if it's smaller then more for candy and nuts. You can always message me on ig @neoldworld if you want help on vintage/antique vessels! Thank you for all of your videos - you certainly have inspired me in how I plant my beds!
What about a series based on individual flowers: seed starting, all the aspects of care (pinching, dividing, feeding, pests and diseases, etc.), how to use in arrangements. Basically everything you can think of about the growing and use of specific flowers, one video per flower. That way, viewers can just go to one video to get all the information they need for a single variety.
That tall crystal "custard" dish was most likely used to hold mints or hard candies. My grandparents had several. Love the arrangements, you have such a gift!
I have some old glass frogs that I also don’t seem to be as successful with. I hope when you get more info on them that I happen to see it!
Yes, yes, yes...love a propagation series!!!!!
Please do a propagation series. I love that you go thrifting for vases. Makes each arrangement unique
Loved this video ❤️❤️ I love going to thrift stores to find treasures I think we need a garden tour ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️
Absolutely, would love a propagation series.
While Scrolling through your series of videos, i somehow missed this one from several months ago. Your garden is spectacular, the cut flowers saved from the storm. Just glorious. I have foxgloveas well..i do not have the greatest soil conditions and figured the second year, after reseeding themselves why they were so short, now I know learned from you Danielle. I was just am so elated they came back and wildlife didn't bother them.Any bloom to flourish without being harmed by deer, squirrels,rabbits or chipmunks running through or eaten..makes my heart happy. Great willpower yu have Danielle while thrifting. Soooo many pretty pieces and I do NOT have willpower in my DNA..haha. I learned what flower frog is today too. Basically it seems to be used in place of floral Styrofoam to keep the cutting in place. Genius! Great finds. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for a lovely outing and a lot to think about. You have a good idea about setting the budget and having somewhat of a specific goal and idea of what you want. Its amazing when you can imagine a certain item you want and then find it. So exciting when that happens. Also your daughters flower is lovely!!!
Would definitely love of propagation video. I love all of your videos and I love how real you are. Thanks for sharing so much with us
Thank you for sharing your joy!
So fun! I love looking at thrift and antique shops. This foxglove are stunning! Also the flower from your daughter is too sweet 💕
You are the sweetest gifted lady artist I have come across in years. Thank you for the tour, it was a real treat. I also own several “frogs” but never use them. Thank you for your generous treat.
Ah!, beautiful the paper flower 🌺 your daughter made for you.
I need to go shopping now! I love the yellow milk glass. You have so much control. Ps any tips for cleaning the flower frogs?
Yes on the series! Your style of teaching is perfect!
Yes! Plant propagation!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I appreciate all the work you do to create this channel.
You have so much more discipline than I do! I’d have walked out with at least 10 vessels. Thanks again - your videos are just the best. 👏👏👏
That glass at 18:18 would've been served with some nice reposado tequila, lime, and simple syrup....defaulted by a rim of spicy salt! lol. I would've gone home with all that glass from the stores you visited. Your focus while out spending money is admirable!
Your arrangements, look so beautiful and loved your pic of your grandma on your wedding day. You looked beautiful too in your wedding dress!
I was eyeing those vintage ice buckets : )
Yes to propagating videos! Thank you.
i love the alliums that look like fireworks,
Happy gardening to you and all who pass by this❤
I would be very happy to see a series of various propagation methods. I find your videos so inspiring and informative. Thank you so much!
I enjoyed seeing the thrift and antique shops. Great find on the frog!
I'm all for a propagation series! 💚
It's hard loving plants of all types & being naturally frugal all at the same time, haha!
It was fun to watch you go hunting for vase treasures. I have found many of my vessels from re-use stores and antique shops too. Count me in! I would love to learn more about propagating!👏🥰
Yes, please make any kind of tutorial you want! We’ll watch it!!
I love thrift stores (or charity shops here in the UK) thanks for sharing ur day
Love the foxgloves, I grew up in southern Europe where they grow wild, l used to pop them as a child!
Brings back good memories!
I enjoy your videos so much, your flower arrangements are beautiful 💕🌻🌸🌼
That arrangement is out of control amazing!
Your videos always inspire me. I just picked a bouquet in my garden of iris, orlaya, centaurea montana, orlaya, baptisia, daisies, ranunculus and anemones. I also find some great vases at thrift shops!
OKAY, I want that Chevy 🛻 truck😍
Your flowers are
🐝EAutiful too😉
Wonderful video Danielle and everything looks beautiful
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I had so much fun watching you shopping and making beautiful bouquets. You have a lot of self-control! The second shop had such beautiful pieces!
Loved this video. I’m so ready for spring. With you dressed in shorts and a tee shirt was very refreshing.
You’re holding my heart in your hands! So beautiful! I love that collection
I love the smiling n soft spoken way of introduction hope to learn how to propagate the seedling on the ground an it’s will prosperous like your garden ...love you from Malaysia ❤️
Yes for sure I’d like to see a propagation series! I learn and enjoy all and any of your video’s👍
Thanks so much for this pretty video. You do a great job !1
Got hundreds of foxglove flowers, planted 57 2nd bloomers and 70 foxy foxglove, all of them flower and I can’t believe the amount of shoots my fall planted foxglove are producing. Thanks for the tip on vase’s I will go take a look at my thrift stores.
Yes please on the propagation series!
One more question can you tell us what recipe you use for fresh cut flower food? Thank you so much! Very nice to get answers to a novice like me from a professional like you.
great video! I love that you did a video on design ... I would love to even learn more and see more details too. thanks!!
How precious!!! I'd love to watch any video of yours on propagation!! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge and your sweetness!!
WOW!! You found some frogs!!
I never see them in my area.
I agree - GREAT FIND!!!
And, I must admit - I've never laid eyes on a glass frog.
Seems interesting...
The tips must not be very sharp? I don't know.
The education she gave you in would be very interesting!
Your arrangements - as usual,
GORGEOUS!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Glass flower frogs have holes instead of sharp pins.
@@cynthiafisher9907 ooooooh.
Well that does seem like a better idea!!
Thanks! ❤
Thank you so much Danielle! The results from all your tips in my Western NY garden, growing ranunculus since April have produced lots of buds🤗 I am so blessed by all the info you shared...to see them blooming in abundance wow! I sprouted corms like you suggested, the one tray stared to mold so I put a fan on it and it recovered! . Out of 40 About 15 didn't bloom. Love and God Bless
What a fun video, I just love how there’s more to a flower than you think. I’m a huge vase collector for the displays of my flowers, they make great gifts for family and friends. Can’t wait to see more on propagation and such. Once again you are my favorite ♥️💐have a spectacular day🌻
Absolutely gorgeous vases and arrangements!❤️❤️❤️
This was very enjoyable. Love all the beautiful flowers.
I saw so many treasures and I would love to see a propagation series ♡
Thank you so much for sharing
That's a great bit of info about the Foxy foxglove. I grew some a few years ago and was really happy and amazed that they flowered their first year. I happily used the flowers in bouquets, then pulled the plants out! Never again lol!
Beautiful arrangements. 🌹
I'm drooling over those arrangements!!!
Love the tips and tricks for how you arrange flowers in vessels. Thank you for sharing your great videos!
It is fun to go to thrift stores and find some really wonderful pieces. Glad you got another antique frog. Yes would love to see your propagation tips and tricks. Prices are rising on seeds and plants so great to find a way to getting more. Beautiful flowers as usual!
The floral arrangements turned out absolutely beautiful 😊
Loved this video :) can’t wait to go find some new vessels this rainy weekend!
Lovely thank you
I used the glass pedestal bowl for candy at Christmas.
What a great treat to watch you this morning! Loved seeing your foxy foxglove and other lovely flowers. I am rather new to floral design and would love to learn ways and tricks to designing with pin frogs. It is interesting to hear that you like to arrange in compotes. So, I will have to practice. Also, I would very much enjoy a series in various methods of propagation. How and what you share is lovely indeed!! Thank you!
U are the best.out of all the others that I watched.I love your arrangements more.
Yes please Danielle, I would love a video on propagation! Thanks for taking us on your thrift store journeys :)
That was fun. I picked out several vessels while you were shopping!!! Yes please do a propagation video
That was so much fun! Thank you
Yes please! Would love propagation video! 🥰
What a fun video! I recognize both places you took us. I was also especially happy to get to see your sweet peas. I was getting concerned about mine not being taller but they are on track with yours 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
All the blooms you brought in are beautiful and a mini tour of your gardens was a plus! I would also love to see some propagation videos. Thanks for all you share with us 💚
Thank you for this plastic bad over the germinated plants a wonderful idea! Cause I have the germination trays but some are germinated then others! And I have to spoon out and bump them up! And I still wanted them cover ! Thank you. So v much!🙂👍
Yes yes yes to propagation video!!! I’d love to make more plants from plants! I really want to share the love for plants and flowers, so this would be wonderful!! Thank you for your amazing content! 💓
I have found your videos to be SO informational! Thank you so very much! Starting my cut flower garden next year. I’m getting prepared and want to do a flower stand at my driveway as well. You are amazing! ❤️❤️❤️. I am in south East Michigan so pretty close to you.
Agree, yes to plant propagation video please.
What wonderful tresures you found in this excursion! 🤩
There was so much good stuff in this video! I live around many antique vendor malls, and that truck was to die for, and loved seeing all the glassware. I kind of have a problem with collecting vases and compotes, esp vintage pieces. Love Carnival glass and it's pretty colors. With my foxglove, I let stalks just die, dry and then shake, to get new seedlings for the next year. In fact, I have a TON, I'll need to move around this spring. Great video, really enjoyed this one
You found gems ! Your flower garden is so beautiful!
I love this, it reminds me of my grandma’s house
Thanks for all your info.
A propagation series would be amazing! Love your house!
I really enjoyed spending this time thinking about the great finds that are available at second hand stores and I would appreciate videos on propagation of plants - soft and hardwood.
yes, please do a series on propagation!!! I enjoy watching your videos! thanks
Loved this one, you had incredible restraint in those stores!
I am cringing that you would paint that gorgeous brown glazed vessel with the green vines and flowers. It is so beautiful and unique.
That would be great! (Cutting/prop video) So pretty!
Loved this video! I think it's time for a garden tour 😉😅
Yes! Please do a propagation video series.
YES!!!! I sure want a video about plant propagation. I'm trying with snapdragon cutting this weekend hihi! Thanks you. Great video, can wait to find some vessels for my flower.
The flower frog was an amazing find. I have several glass ones but use them to hold my pens and garden magic markers in my potting shed.
Thanks Michelle for sharing. I have my glass frogs stored away but love your idea!
I would love some propagation tutorials Danielle! I have only just started trying my hand at this - but I've successfully managed to root some wild rose cuttings from some of the beautiful bushes which grow along the roadside here in Taranaki New Zealand. We also have roadside hydrangeas and I'd love some tips on propagating hydrangeas. Your floral arrangements are just so gorgeous! I especially love the peonies.
Wow, but the Dogwood tree behind you at the end of the video, just beautiful!
I would LOVE a propagation series! I'm coming to this video a little late, but would love to see how you take your softwood cuttings and such. I have 2 huge clumps of bergarten sage and want to learn how to propagate it. I also have some salvia I'd like to propagate. Love this!
Thank You so much for your reintroduction.
I went back and watched the video twice so I could screenshot the Foxglove in the vases for my daughter to see. She grew Foxgloves for the first time, and after a 3 day rain storm they were all flopping in her front yard garden. She was too quick to get rid of them, imo !!
She also had the same experience of the Foxy Foxgloves blooming short stems their 1st year, and then the 2nd year they were tall, and gorgeous!! Gotta love the Foxglove for being such easy plants! Even if they are only good for 2 years. At least they will give tons of seeds to make for their beautiful show every year!!
Interesting that you and she had the very same experience as y'all are in very different climates. She's in zone 7b, Texas. She gets much less rain than you do. And her soils are quite dry with heavy, unamended clay.
Yet you both had the exact same show with the Foxgloves!
For me, this is just an added bonus for this easy plant. It is one of my very favorites! I wish it kept blooming all thru the year!
Thanks for sharing ❤
I am so glad you shared this valuable information dear friend! Do you know if she has tried keeping them a third year?
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm she is throwing out seeds, so yes. She really likes them!!
Propagation series would be great!
Your flowers are so beautiful. 👍
Yes to propagation video. I’m especially interested in Bergarten sage since I’ve just discovered it.