MONTH BY MONTH CUT FLOWERS: 2020 GARDEN REWIND - FRESHCUTKY
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00:00 | Intro
00:23 | January
01:58 | February
04:22 | March
06:50 | April
11:16 | May
12:38 | June
17:45 | July
19:32 | August
21:53 | September
23:53 | October
27:27 | November
29:29 | December
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In this video, I'll be showing the month by month progress of the cut flower garden for 2020 - including some of the cut flower arrangements that we made this year. Thank you for watching.
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Thank you so much for all the knowledge you have passed on to me!! Do not stop, you are gifted in your presentation, very entertaining!
Thank you so much for the kind comment! Happy gardening! :)
I’m so excited to discover your channel! I’m learning SO much. So far this week I’ve learned to winter sow in milk jugs. Technically I’m a Master Gardener (just graduated a few weeks ago!) However, I’ve only been a gardener about a year. I’ll be retiring soon after nearly 30 years as a firefighter/paramedic. My plan for the last few months has been to start a flower farm. Thanks to your videos and encouragement-as of this afternoon I’m the proud new owner of 75 milk jugs full of 43 varieties of flowers 😃😃😃
Hey, it’s just an experiment. Surely if I can keep humans alive I can keep plants alive too, right? What could possibly go wrong?!?
You’re a little north of me. I’m down near Tuscaloosa, AL (I’m tempted to throw in a Roll Tide here but I’ll refrain! Ha!) Anyway, thanks for all the informative videos! I wish you much peace, love and flower success in 2021! Happy gardening! 🌺
LOL! I'm so glad that it's been helpful. Welcome to the channel and happy gardening! 🌱🌱🌱
I dunno... 🪴
I've also kept humans alive,
but I've killed many plants !
@@gardengatesopen
*Noted! You can say I told you so. Update to follow this summer!
Thanks for all your hard work, especially this past year! Good luck with your flower farm!
Loved this recap, great inspiration for next year! But please stop saying how tiny your garden is, most people are probably super jealous of your amazing growing space 😇
I love the format of this video! Maybe a shorter version would be a cool accompaniment that showed the bouquets through the year too. That way all of us who have been paying close attention to the great videos you have been making all year can have a quick guide as to what to expect as far as each month goes. I’m starting to know most of the flower’s names so maybe the footage of the bouquet and just a quick list of what’s in it. That way we have some ideas of what would look good together and at the same time we could know when to expect to finally see those blooms. Just a thought. Keep up the great work! Happy New Year!
Thanks so much for the ideas! I'm always looking to improve. Thanks for watching! :)
I love seeing the purple dead nettle and chickweed poking their cheery little leaves out from under everywhere like a blankie tucking the flowers in to keep their toesies warm. The Army moved us from TN/KY to Texas and I never thought I'd miss a "weed" but they were such a refreshing pop of green when the grass was dormant and I miss them. THANK YOU for sharing all this fantastic info, visually and your experiences! My 8 year old daughter wants to have a cut flower garden and your channel is so helpful and encouraging. Thank you! 🌻
Thank you so much for watching! :) :) Happy gardening!
It was really good to see the beauty of 2020 once again!
Thank You 💐🌻🌺🌷🌼🌱🏵💐
(Not many people saying THAT about 2020!!!)
I did a low tunnel last year inspired by you and I was the first one in my whole neighborhood to have blooms! 💚💚
That's so awesome! I love early season flowers. Thanks so much for watching! 🌱🌱🌱
You are an amazing gardener! I cannot believe you grow all these beautiful flowers in your small backyard!! No farm, no major equipment or big sponsorships, just God inspired talent! Kneeling over Wayne & Garth style: “we’re not worthy...” 💕💐🪴
I'm still looking for a farm. "It will be mine. Oh, yes. It will be mine." HAHA!
@@TONYAwiththeflowers I’m rooting for you.
I will need to join your dahlias support group... I had over one hundred this year and each one multiplied to five to ten more plants😀😀😀😀
Lol! I barely fit last year's dahlias into the yard...plus, I've ordered more this year! 😂😂😂
I loved the style of this video (I tend to enjoy longer videos)....there's a lot of useful information comparing month to month. I also love zinnias and sunflowers! Nonstop gorgeous pics 😭
Looking forward to my anemone and ranunculus. I just transplanted them earlier this month out in the garden hope they make it to Spring. Never grew them before. It is funny comparing how the garden looks this year compared to last year. My greenhouse is actually further along this year than it was last year. I want to add some fox gloves to my wild flower patch.
Foxgloves are so pretty, but take a lot of patience. I probably won't grow them again because of the toxicity. Hope that your ranunculus are beautiful! :)
@@TONYAwiththeflowers oh didn't know they take patience. I think they grow wild here.
I keep watching this. My husband even watched with me!
After watching your winter sowing videos, I winter sowed for the first time in 2020, and was successful beyond what I’d ever hoped for. I ended up with about 100 plants! It was crazy! The zinnias were especially gorgeous. I’ve learned so much from you so thank you!
I'm so happy to hear that. Thank you so much for watching! :)
Oh my gosh. That was amazing to see. You amaze me so much with the way you just make it all happen and on a HUGE scale. I know it’s not the farm of your dreams but you’re already so skilled at all the succession and layering and having your space work every week of the year. I’m applauding!!! I’ve been so into collecting seed that I leave everything in the garden for so so so long. Ha. I’m definitely NOT maximizing my little back yard. ❤️ such great content.
Thank you so much for the very kind comment! 🌱
I’ll be part of that Dahlia support group. Step #1 buy more Dahlias. Ok now that’s done got to go back out to my garden. 🌺🌸I love flowers so much. They make my heart sing.
This video started my spring fever off early!
Thanks so much for watching! :) :)
💚 this video! So many beautiful things😍
Thanks so much! Happy gardening! :)
Great year in review! Patiently waiting for the next video. 😎
thank you for sharing! so much beauty packed!
So cool to see your garden over the course of a year!
And beautiful arrangements, by the way!! 😍
It WAS helpful! Inspiring and motivating. Thank you for sharing!
One of my favorite parts of your vids is the compilation at the end!!
🌷🌻🌷🌻🌷🌻🌷🌻🌷🌻🌷🌻
Thanks for recap👍Looking forward to next season!!!
Me too! Thanks so much for watching. Happy gardening! :)
This was such a great video to watch. Love the garden rewind!
Beautiful!
Loved this recap! It's incredibly inspirational to see how much beauty can come from a small space with the right dedication :)
Thank you so much for watching! :)
I love them all!
So inspired by your small garden, so beautiful ❤️
Thanks so much for watching! :)
Thanks for all your videos!
Thanks so much for watching! :) :)
Excellent information! THANK YOU
You did such an amazing job! Cannot wait for 2021! your pictures of flowers are inspiring. Thank You! GIna
Thank you so much for the kind comment! Hope you're having a great day! :)
🌱 Thanks for the wrap up 🌱. Looking forward to the new growing season
Lots of flowers growing, even through the winter. I'm excited to see them bloom. Happy gardening! :)
Thanks so much for all the color you bring into our lives!
Thanks so much for watching! 🌱🌱🌱
You’re so amazing and give me so much inspiration!! 2021 is going to be my first year growing flowers (second year gardening) and you tought me a lot. Just discovered your blog posts about specific zinnia colors, that will help a lot during seed shopping! Thank you!
That's so exciting! Thank you so much for the kind comment! Good luck in 2021!!! :)
Thank you for taking the time to show us your plant knowledge.....
Thanks so much for watching! :)
You're Awesome! Your videos are so informative and helpful. Thank You!
Thank you for the kind comment! :)
Beautiful! It is helpful to see the progression.
Thank you so much for watching! 🌱🌱🌱
I appreciate seeing your beautiful flowers. And also all the information you share. Love the arrangements.
Thanks so much for watching! :)
I just watched your winter sowing video! Loved the information! Thank you
Thanks so much for watching! :)
Love all your videos, beautiful Flowers
Thanks so much for watching! 🌱🌱🌱
It’s inspiring to see all the things you can grow in your space! Beautiful flowers!
Thank you so much for watching! 🌱🌱🌱
Great information! Thanks!
Love this! It makes it easier for me to get an idea of when different types of flowers will bloom. I'm so ready for spring. I'm winter sowing a bunch of flowers this year. ❤💐
Fantastic! Thanks so much for watching! :)
Happy New Year! I feel like I’ve learned so much from your videos I have watched so far and can’t wait to watch them all! Starting to collect milk jugs! Lol 🌸 💐
I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you so much for watching! :)
Thank goodness 2020 is over. It really is jacked up. I love ZINNIAS!! I planted mine later as well. 300 seeds and they became a Zinnia bush. Love them 😍
Thanks so much for watching! Happy gardening! :)
Just north of the river from you in Southern Ohio, so this is super helpful! Helps solidify the flower calendar in my head. Thank you!
I'm so glad it was helpful. Thanks so much for watching! :)
Great channel. Thank you for your passion for our LORD'S creation.
Great retrospective! I planted a ton of bulbs and can't wait to see how everything looks this spring!
That's so exciting! I love spring bulbs. Thanks for watching! :)
Gorgeous arrangements!
Thank you!
I cannot wait to get those dahlia seeds you sent growing!! Let me tell you how helpful it’s been to find someone making videos in the same growing zone! Thank you! From a fellow dahlia addict 🤣
Ps.. creeping Charlie is the vain of my existence 😭
I'm really excited for our dahlia experiment, too! Hopefully, we'll all grow some really nice plants. Happy gardening! :)
You’re amazing! Love your honesty. It’s so refreshing to see someone who shows the good, the bad, and the ugly. The content you present is always straightforward, and relevant. When I have questions I just go back and review your content and can usually find enough information to answer my questions. I’m hooked. ❤️ My grow zone is also 6b so I feel lucky to have found your channel! So much inspiration!
I'm so glad that the videos have been helpful. Thank you so much for your kind comment, too! I hope you're having a great day! :)
Thank you for all the tips and inspiration!
Thanks so much for watching! 🌱🌱🌱
I’m still new to gardening and getting used to what blooms when, so I loved this video! Can’t wait to see what this year brings! 😁
I'm so glad that it was helpful. Thanks for watching! :)
love what you do!
Thanks so much for watching! :)
Wow!! Your flowers are beautiful 😍 I hope to get success with my cold tolerant plants this year. 🤞I've been following your videos to learn all about winter sowing.
Thank you so much for watching! Good luck! :)
Love!!
Thanks for watching! :) :)
Love this video! I'm in zone 6b/7 also, so the info you share is extremely helpful to me! Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for watching! :)
Great video! Just got your ebook and what a great title!
Thank you so much for your support! I'm still very much learning how to do the whole "ebook" thing. Hopefully, they will become progressively better with time. Let me know if you have any questions, happy gardening! :)
A dahlia sale.... oooh.... exciting! I can’t wait to see what my dahlia seeds grow into.
Loved the video! Lots of useful info that was understandable!! Lol
Thanks so much for watching! :)
Thank you for sharing! Your flowers are so beautiful!
Thank you so much for watching! :)
One day the rest of the world is going to find out how amazing you are!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge, passion and artistic abilities with all of us.
Thank you so much for the kind comment! Happy gardening! :)
This was very helpful for me! I also have a very small backyard like you do, and am in a similar zone (7a). I'm just at the beginning of my cut flower journey, having put in my first bed with hardy annuals in the fall. Sometimes I feel like my dreams are bigger than my space, lol, but it is very helpful for me to see how you have utilized your space and gotten so many blooms. I'm growing many of the same ones!
That's awesome! Thanks so much for watching! 🌱🌱🌱
I've arranged, built, and rebuilt the garden area IN MY HEAD that will be special for those Dahlia seeds!!!
SOOOOOOO MANY CONFIGURATIONS in my mind for those Dahlias!!
I wonder what will win... ?!!
I hope you get a whole bunch of new followers! I just shared your channel in a gardening group. Xoxo :)
Aw, thanks! I really appreciate it! 🌱🌱🌱
Beautiful video thank you.
Thanks so much for your support! :)
Thanks for making this
Thank you so much for watching! Happy gardening! :)
Jerry at Hopalong hollow sent me. Just love it. My ground is frozen just now I'm sunny spots it's thawing. Next week it's going to be 28 degrees.
Welcome to the channel! It's supposed to get very cold here, -2F this week. I'll definitely need to cover the plants. I'm so ready for spring!
U did a great job? Your voice is not annoying at all. Such a great job vocally. Thanks 4 the info. I'm rooting zennias per your recommendation as I text. Wish I could send you a pic.
I usually wait to divide my dahlias until March when I have more time and Spring Fever!!! This works best for me.
It snowed one day last week, that was more than enough winter for me. I'm already ready for spring. 🌱🌱🌱
I didn’t know we could grow ranunculus in KY. Off to see if you have a video on those. Lovely recap of your year in the garden!
Yes! I have an updated ranunculus video that I posted this spring. Thanks so much for watching! :)
You have been so helpful and inspiring. I just recommended you to a large gardeners FB page.
Thank you so much! :) :)
I discovered your videos not to long ago. I love to see the different varieties your growing. I can see how the flowers really look in the garden compared to the over exaggerated pictures in the catalogs. I fell in love with the zinnia 'bright pink' when I saw it in your video. I now have some seeds on order.
Catalog pictures can always be tricky. The Benary's Bright Pink is easily one of my favorite zinnias. Thanks so much for watching! :)
You have beautiful photos! Anne
Thank you so much for watching! :)
great video, thanks 😊
Thanks so much for watching! :)
we live in zone 8b and I appreciate all your tips and ideas. By the time July , August gets here my garden is a disaster with thick covering of briers and weeds.
The weeds are always a constant battle, especially when summer arrives and the temperatures are so hot and humid. Thanks so much for watching! :)
Beautiful flowers! I need a dahlia support group as well, just can’t stop buying dahlia tubers lol
I know that feeling! LOL! Thank you so much for watching! :) :)
Yes dahlia sale!! 😍
Thank you for this! Making TH-cam videos myself, I know this video took a lot of work! This was very helpful! I've been struggling with trying to ensure I'll have enough of each element (focal, medium sized, spires, fillers, etc.) required to make a good flower arrangement in all of the colors/color schemes In wanting to have, because I'm not sure of when some things bloom, so I've been taking my last frost date, counting the days to bloom, for each flower, seeing that some of the things I wanted to put in an arrangement together don't even bloom within the same month! Haha! I'm still going to do that, for everything except for the the ones that start blooming and just keep on until frost, like cosmos & bachelor buttons, but still- this is VERY helpful! And your pictures are always so beautiful 😍! Every time I see a video like this from you, or Nicole from flowerhillfarm I want to stop and go plan some more things on my garden! 😂
Yes, it took forever to upload. I still have so much to learn about editing - but I'm certainly trying! LOL!
@@TONYAwiththeflowers same here! Haha!
I love this month by month in the garden! Also I love your dahlias, and I know you mentioned possibly selling some tubers in March after you see how they have stored. I am obsessed with your 'N'Tac Mai Li' and I know you mentioned it doesn't look like other N'tac pics you have seen and I agree, I would LOVE to purchase a tuber from you. Please let me know if there's a list or if I can pre-purchase or really, anything. 😊😊😊
I won't know for certain what I'll have until spring. So far, all the tubers look great in storage. Some of them will be labeled, but many of them won't. Should be interesting to see how it goes. Thanks so much for watching! :)
Nice flashback. I'm in zone 7 Maryland's eastern shore, last frost here mid May. I noticed this morning I have flowers blooming on the vinca vine. My Clematis has new growth, makes me sad it's going to go with a real cold night, which we've not really had yet, just may baby it with a cover.
It's also been really mild here, with the exception of last week. I'm hoping the nice weather returns soon. Thanks for watching! :)
@@TONYAwiththeflowers We've had a crazy amount of rain over the last few months too. Hoping it gets it out of it's system before May.!
I wish my seeds germinate as well...im on tropics weather
I’m gonna get your ebook soon, I have raised beds with the pvc hoops that I can turn into a nice warm place, I’m in central Indiana thou barely on the border of 5/6 so I’m not sure if I can successfully grow anything outside that way but I’ll try.
Winter sowing would definitely work. As for fall planting, I'm now sure which flowers would survive. I'm guessing some of the more hardy ones could make it through winter. Thanks so much for the support! Happy gardening!
@@TONYAwiththeflowers Do you have the link for the winter sowing part you mentioned? I don't see it, I just subbed to your newsletter thou. Happy Gardening!
Great info, very well produced video with excellent narrative (without alll the ums and uhs of other vids) and positively stunning bouquets. You must have some sort of photography or art background or maybe you are lucky enough to have natural artistic abilities. Regardless, well done!!!
Thank you for the kind comment. I always try to edit out all of my "ums". LOL! :)
Thanks for sharing! BTW, do you plant in your front yard too?
No, I don't. Unfortunately, the house sits very close to the street. I don't even think I could fit any flowers in the front if I tried. Lol! 🌱🌱🌱
@@TONYAwiththeflowers Thanks for replying! Good to know! 😊
Do you ever press or dry these beauty's?
I don’t remember if you have said or if you have a vide of the measurements of your cut garden. I kinda want to replicate, but using raised beds. Thank you for all your hard work and great videos.
I don't think I have a video about it. I just have four flower beds. Each one is 4 ft. x 30 ft. with small walkways in between. Hope that helps! :)
@@TONYAwiththeflowers I just found your videos and been binge watching for the last couple of days 😀
I’ll be so game on the tuber sale 😀
What do for bests on dahlias?
Can I ask, have you bought from tulip world? They have great sales but a lot of bad reviews.
You know you have a Dahlia Addiction when you...
Find you've become a Dahlia Seed Dealer 🥴 🤭
I loved this look back over the year! Thank you!
Could you please tell me the variety of mum shown at 24:34. Thanks.
That's 'Apricot Alexis' chrysanthemum from King's Mums. Thanks so much for watching! :)
Thank you!
Oops. I meant 24:24. It was a “spoon” variety I think, yellow center with reddish petals. Thanks.
Pinkish petals
I'd have to go back and look at my garden notes, but I have a video tour of the chrysanthemum and I'm pretty sure that it's labeled. :) :) :)
Me too on things not going well
I'm so sorry to hear that. I hope things get better. :)
i want some dailia tubers!! where and when do you order yours? they seem to always be sold out
I use the dahliaaddict.com website a lot. Many of the suppliers sell out very quickly. My '2021 dahlia haul' video also mentions some of my favorite places to buy. Hope that helps! :) :)
Hi again! Just wondering, do you direct seed your zinnias and sunnies? 🌻
You can definitely direct sow the zinnias and sunflowers. I like to start mine in trays though, because the birds always eat my seeds before they start growing.
@@TONYAwiththeflowers thank you so much! Yes it seems a little scary just putting them in the ground! I’ve never planted from seed before so thanks for the tips!
The gomphrena mix from Floret is a tall, not bulky, plant. If you pinch it hard the stems are long and you don't end up with a ton that won't take up water. I have some seeds I can send you if you want to try them out. They are the hot pink,red, orange varieties. I'm in south central Ky so my conditions are pretty much the same as yours. Do you have a po box ? You can message it to me, I totally get not wanting to give your address to a internet stranger.
I appreciate that. Unfortunately, I just don't have the room for it this year. Happy gardening! :)
I completely understand, I am in the same one woman show boat as you. You have shown me that I can do so much more than what I could have ever imagined. Happy gardening to you as well ! I hope you have an amazing year.
I have already potted up my Dahlia tubers to get a jump start. Now I am worried I jumped the gun, probably two weeks early. Will the take 32° to 35° night time temps and 40° to 45° day time temps?
I am in zone 8b Western WA
Are you using any kind of low tunnel or greenhouse? If so, I probably wouldn't worry too much - providing that the tubers aren't allowed to freeze. The main issue I would worry about is the potential for rot, especially if the soil is very wet or the weather stays cool for an extended period if time. Good luck! 🌱🌱🌱
@@TONYAwiththeflowers Thank you. No greenhouse just under the eve on South side of my house. I have been covering them when temp drops below 40°.
I was worried about rot too. Not going to water them until they come up. Now I think I will make room in the garage just to make sure they don't get anymore moisture.
Where do you get your Lissies?
I started them from seed this year, but in the past I've used the Farmer Bailey website. Happy gardening! :)
Does your garden face south?
Yes, it does. :)
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