Hi Niall, great videos. I’ve been following you for a while now and love the content. Just a suggestion-if you can display the names of the plants/seeds you mention in your videos, it’d be a great help for a lot of new gardeners like myself. Cheers 😊
Fantastic as always Niall. I didn't know you could sow so many flower seeds now, especially sweet pea which I love!! I'll be sowing mine this week.Thanks Niall x
Ah thank you Geraldine! I hope you're keeping well ❤️ Deffo get some sweet pea going this Autumn. And even if they don't work out for some reason, at least then you still have all of next spring to get some sown as well!
Greetings Niall, from Windermere, Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸 Beautiful picks for October. After Hurricane Ian 🌀 we are getting a taste of more temperate weather. 80's daytime/60's night. Happy Autumn My Friend 👩🌾👍
I can strongly recommend Readly. It is my daily joy for years now. So many different categories and languages. And the latest newspapers handy in the mobile. Thanks for nice video.
Couldn't agree more! I'm a big fan of digital magazines, especially with my work where it's not practical for me to cart multiple paper magazines around!
Hi Nial - love watching your channel and enjoying it this morning with my breakfast. I'm a florist and keen gardener and would be grateful if you could maybe do a follow-on seed growing video. I'm planning on starting a cutting garden and even though I can get seeds to germinate and plan on starting this month. I'm not sure what to do with them between now and planting time! Maybe a dumb question for those experienced gardeners, but I'm planning on seed sowing those plants you are recommending for autumn planting. But what do I do with them then??
Hi Sharon! So glad that you're enjoying the channel and the videos. That's a really cool idea to do a follow-video... leave that with me and I'll have a think about to make that a reality. It might take a little planning and time, but I'm sure I can do something! In the meantime, if you'r win a similar climate to me, I'd be suggesting to get them germinated, then bring them on in somewhere sheltered like a greenhouse, polytunnel or cold frame. Then you can pop the plants out in the spring. Have a super weekend!
Thank you Niall, great to see you,I always wondered what the flower bears bridges was, I am remodelling our back garden and that flower will suit,love the snakes head never saw that before, and the tall purple one, need height with some. Oh must get some more hyacinths, thanks for a reminder.May I say, the parts of the garden you have let us peek at, are so beautiful, nice choice of filming. Thankyou for taking the time, in your ever busy life. Are they crabapples, the yellow ones on the tree at the end,if so you should use for jelly. Fantastic recommendations,thanks Niall. Omitted to say, if I bought online,really would be a super source,great idea.
Hi Lorraine! Yeah Acanthus are superb plants and like yourself, I'd seen the plant lots but wasn't sure what it was until a few years ago. I'm a huge fan of the snakeshead fritillaries - I'd happily fill the entire garden with them and irises. Good spot on the crabapples! The tree is Golden Hornet (or so we think) and it's looking particularly great this year. Mum made us crabapple jelly a couple of years back form them.... I'll have to get her on the case again this year!
@@niallgardens Niall you are like a flower encyclopidia, thankyou, screenshoting your reply so I can enquire in our co op if they have them. Must get more foxglove colours too. I harvested some crabapples from a friend, going to attempt to make it. Oh I bet your mum's is devine. Thanks Niall, enjoy the autumnal day, just in from my coldtober sea swim,just 30 days to go.
Hi Niall: This was yet another fabulous video. Thank you! I would request that you do more videos about what to do with various perennials at the end of autumn. Do you trim them down or leave them through winter? I personally like getting rid of things now because there are so many things coming-up through the soil in the spring and I don't want to crush them. What say you? Thank you again, DA
Hi Donald! Thanks for such a kind comment. I tend to err on the side of keeping the skeletons of the plants - I love their bleached forms, but that's a super idea for a video!! I'll see if I can make that for this autumn!
Hi Niall thanks for this video, covids struck our house,so my gardening on hold for a week or so. The bulbs will be late in the ground, daffs crocus, aliums and tulips hope it won't hurt and they'll be OK for spring ,cheers see you next time 😀 🌼🏵💮⚘
Oh no, sorry to hear that you're not well. Hope you get better soon and your family too if they're unwell. Late bulbs will always be A-OK and will be just fine. In fact, the tulips will thank you for it because it'll help them avoid tulip fire virus!
@@niallgardens thanks Niall the hubby's not great but we'll get there, I'll get them planted soon as I can do take care look forward to your next video 😀
Thanks Niall, really informative and useful as always. A quick comment; I thought you added a list of all the seeds and bulbs you mention in your videos - am I wrong or have I missed it? It would be So useful as I get a great dea from your gardening channel ( also Huw's, and Liz's and others too). Best wishes for the autumn, my favourite season.🍁🍂
yhanks for a good video again Naill! still pondering where to plant sweetpeas and all my alliums and tempted to grow around edge of poly tunnel for that pop of colour but in amongst the wood chippings we have put there. hoping that it will be protected from the dam rabbits eating them perhaps which they are currently doing with my pansies 😢😢
Thanks Lisa! Happy Sunday to you! I think that sounds like a cool idea to plant around the edge of the polytunnel, especially because they do tend to look a bit stark. Rabbits on the other hand, I'm not sure about!
Hi Niall I took your advice and sowed cornflower and sweetpeas seeds last month into small pots in the polytunnel and they are growing really well. My question is should I leave them where they are until spring or plant them outside in their final growing position.
Great to hear! You technically can leave them out during the winter, but my suggestion would be to keep them under cover, even if it's just a cold frame. Not sure where you're based, but with storms winds and heavy rain, things can get damaged so easily, even without the frost. Hope this helps!
Excellent video as always Niall and I’m going to be planting a lot of daffodils in the coming days..my partners favourite 😊 Also going to be making my own leaf mold and storing leaves to have an easily accessible brown next year 👌 Off to watch your video on it next, cheers!
Oh yeah those are indeed asparagus. I let them grow until they really yellow off then cut them back, mulch them well, and wait for them to come back the next spring. That's really all there is to it!
Oh! The module trays that I have in this video are actually just little cheapy ones from the local DIY store! I think I must be holding them in a way that makes them seem stronger! If you want something really sturdy, how about this? th-cam.com/video/q3ToRuNx50U/w-d-xo.html
I just watched your pond vid, I love hozelock too Niall, my love first started with their 40 m retractable hose😃. I haven't dug my pond out yet but the fountain is fab,will definitely be investing, great filter etc
Saved seed from my sweet peas and sowed it a couple of weeks ago in my greenhouse and I they are poking their heads above the compost already. Also sowed saved Delphinium seeds today 😂
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Hi Niall, great videos. I’ve been following you for a while now and love the content. Just a suggestion-if you can display the names of the plants/seeds you mention in your videos, it’d be a great help for a lot of new gardeners like myself. Cheers 😊
Noted! Thanks! I also include a full seed list in the description and those are listed in the order I discuss them. Hope the helps!
Fantastic as always Niall. I didn't know you could sow so many flower seeds now, especially sweet pea which I love!! I'll be sowing mine this week.Thanks Niall x
Ah thank you Geraldine! I hope you're keeping well ❤️ Deffo get some sweet pea going this Autumn. And even if they don't work out for some reason, at least then you still have all of next spring to get some sown as well!
Lovely video Niall. Yes to Readly, you know that I love it!
Thanks Liz! We're Readly super-fans!
And when are we going to hear Monty Don saying "And now for one of your gardens"? 😉😉
Oh I wish! I won't lie, I'd absolutely love that!
Great information on what to sow now. Thanks so much. Also love the fragrant bulbs.
You are so welcome!
I was just looking for such a video, what to sow in autumn, so thank you!
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful!
Greetings Niall, from Windermere, Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸
Beautiful picks for October.
After Hurricane Ian 🌀 we are getting a taste of more temperate weather. 80's daytime/60's night.
Happy Autumn My Friend 👩🌾👍
🇨🇦❤️Garry stopping by this Sunday morning! Hey Naill!
Hi Garry!
My wife and I harvested our Potatoes and Carrots yesterday…Very pleased and have 2 videos to “Show Off” our bounty…lol
Hello! Thank you for your interesting review. I love planting flowers in the fall. Good luck to you👍🌻💙
So nice of you, thanks!
merci Niall pour tous ces conseils !
Merci Roger! Thanks for the lovely message and for your support!
Wonderful suggestions 🥰 I love the Acanthus mine is so pretty at the back of my border 💕
Thanks Jasmine! Acanthus is an epic plant isn't it!
Fab video!! Think I must go to the garden Center now 😂
I know that feeling! I'm such a sucker for wanting to grow something new!
I can strongly recommend Readly. It is my daily joy for years now. So many different categories and languages. And the latest newspapers handy in the mobile. Thanks for nice video.
Couldn't agree more! I'm a big fan of digital magazines, especially with my work where it's not practical for me to cart multiple paper magazines around!
I’m in NY so this is my first time hearing about frittilaria so I’m trying it out hope it likes it here.
Very pleasant videos, thank you. Knowing your growing zone # would be helpful.
I'm very roughly zone 8b-9a
Great vid, great suggestions 💚👌 Love the grasses - better you than me for pronouncing the names 😅
Thanks! ❤️ I was convinced I'd trip up on my words!
@@niallgardens 😍 you're born to do it, super natural 💚
Hi Nial - love watching your channel and enjoying it this morning with my breakfast. I'm a florist and keen gardener and would be grateful if you could maybe do a follow-on seed growing video. I'm planning on starting a cutting garden and even though I can get seeds to germinate and plan on starting this month. I'm not sure what to do with them between now and planting time! Maybe a dumb question for those experienced gardeners, but I'm planning on seed sowing those plants you are recommending for autumn planting. But what do I do with them then??
Hi Sharon! So glad that you're enjoying the channel and the videos. That's a really cool idea to do a follow-video... leave that with me and I'll have a think about to make that a reality. It might take a little planning and time, but I'm sure I can do something! In the meantime, if you'r win a similar climate to me, I'd be suggesting to get them germinated, then bring them on in somewhere sheltered like a greenhouse, polytunnel or cold frame. Then you can pop the plants out in the spring. Have a super weekend!
I'm in N.Y and I've had great success with winter sowing flowers in milk jugs. And alot of them bloom first year.
Thank you Niall, great to see you,I always wondered what the flower bears bridges was, I am remodelling our back garden and that flower will suit,love the snakes head never saw that before, and the tall purple one, need height with some. Oh must get some more hyacinths, thanks for a reminder.May I say, the parts of the garden you have let us peek at, are so beautiful, nice choice of filming. Thankyou for taking the time, in your ever busy life. Are they crabapples, the yellow ones on the tree at the end,if so you should use for jelly. Fantastic recommendations,thanks Niall. Omitted to say, if I bought online,really would be a super source,great idea.
Hi Lorraine! Yeah Acanthus are superb plants and like yourself, I'd seen the plant lots but wasn't sure what it was until a few years ago. I'm a huge fan of the snakeshead fritillaries - I'd happily fill the entire garden with them and irises. Good spot on the crabapples! The tree is Golden Hornet (or so we think) and it's looking particularly great this year. Mum made us crabapple jelly a couple of years back form them.... I'll have to get her on the case again this year!
@@niallgardens Niall you are like a flower encyclopidia, thankyou, screenshoting your reply so I can enquire in our co op if they have them. Must get more foxglove colours too. I harvested some crabapples from a friend, going to attempt to make it. Oh I bet your mum's is devine. Thanks Niall, enjoy the autumnal day, just in from my coldtober sea swim,just 30 days to go.
Hi Niall: This was yet another fabulous video. Thank you! I would request that you do more videos about what to do with various perennials at the end of autumn. Do you trim them down or leave them through winter? I personally like getting rid of things now because there are so many things coming-up through the soil in the spring and I don't want to crush them. What say you? Thank you again, DA
Hi Donald! Thanks for such a kind comment. I tend to err on the side of keeping the skeletons of the plants - I love their bleached forms, but that's a super idea for a video!! I'll see if I can make that for this autumn!
Hi Niall thanks for this video, covids struck our house,so my gardening on hold for a week or so. The bulbs will be late in the ground, daffs crocus, aliums and tulips hope it won't hurt and they'll be OK for spring ,cheers see you next time 😀 🌼🏵💮⚘
Oh no, sorry to hear that you're not well. Hope you get better soon and your family too if they're unwell. Late bulbs will always be A-OK and will be just fine. In fact, the tulips will thank you for it because it'll help them avoid tulip fire virus!
@@niallgardens thanks Niall the hubby's not great but we'll get there, I'll get them planted soon as I can do take care look forward to your next video 😀
Thanks Niall, really informative and useful as always. A quick comment; I thought you added a list of all the seeds and bulbs you mention in your videos - am I wrong or have I missed it? It would be So useful as I get a great dea from your gardening channel ( also Huw's, and Liz's and others too). Best wishes for the autumn, my favourite season.🍁🍂
Hi! Actually, I usually do and forgot to update it- both on my site and in the description! Leave it with me and I'll get that sorted!
yhanks for a good video again Naill! still pondering where to plant sweetpeas and all my alliums and tempted to grow around edge of poly tunnel for that pop of colour but in amongst the wood chippings we have put there. hoping that it will be protected from the dam rabbits eating them perhaps which they are currently doing with my pansies 😢😢
Thanks Lisa! Happy Sunday to you! I think that sounds like a cool idea to plant around the edge of the polytunnel, especially because they do tend to look a bit stark. Rabbits on the other hand, I'm not sure about!
My favourite to sow now is Echinops Ritro 🥰
I adore Echinops! We have several large clumps of them here
Heya it’s funny how different places have different names for plants 🌱 What you call Beat’s britches in Australia we call it Ouster plant.
When it comes to common names there's so much diversity isn't there?! I love that!
Phacelia is the absolute best, smells amazing and the bees will only go for that!
Oh I can't wait! That colour and scent!
Love the video the only slight issue with sowing sweet peas is that they can get leggy I usually sow in Nov but if I'm impatient Oct too.
I think the big thing to make sure to pinch them out and give them every tiny bit of available light
Can you do a whole video on how to grow frittilatia? I love them sooooooo much, but I have so much trouble growing them! 😭
I'll have a think and see what I can do for you! 😃
Hi Niall I took your advice and sowed cornflower and sweetpeas seeds last month into small pots in the polytunnel and they are growing really well. My question is should I leave them where they are until spring or plant them outside in their final growing position.
Great to hear! You technically can leave them out during the winter, but my suggestion would be to keep them under cover, even if it's just a cold frame. Not sure where you're based, but with storms winds and heavy rain, things can get damaged so easily, even without the frost. Hope this helps!
Thanks for the info
How do you spell the name of the purple irises R J deets?
Thanks
You're welcome! It's 'J.S.Dijt'
Excellent video as always Niall and I’m going to be planting a lot of daffodils in the coming days..my partners favourite 😊
Also going to be making my own leaf mold and storing leaves to have an easily accessible brown next year 👌 Off to watch your video on it next, cheers!
Sounds great! That's so sweet that you plant their favourites!! ❤️
I see in the back ground you have plants like Apparagus how do you keep them in the winter.
Oh yeah those are indeed asparagus. I let them grow until they really yellow off then cut them back, mulch them well, and wait for them to come back the next spring. That's really all there is to it!
hi Niall, where did you get the strong,solid type modular trays,the ones for seedlings etc, thanks
Oh! The module trays that I have in this video are actually just little cheapy ones from the local DIY store! I think I must be holding them in a way that makes them seem stronger! If you want something really sturdy, how about this? th-cam.com/video/q3ToRuNx50U/w-d-xo.html
@@niallgardens brilliant,thank you
I just watched your pond vid, I love hozelock too Niall, my love first started with their 40 m retractable hose😃.
I haven't dug my pond out yet but the fountain is fab,will definitely be investing, great filter etc
Saved seed from my sweet peas and sowed it a couple of weeks ago in my greenhouse and I they are poking their heads above the compost already. Also sowed saved Delphinium seeds today 😂
Oh super! Lovely flowers next year in that case!!
Great video thanks, beware Acanthus can be a bit invasive and a bit of a garden thug. Although it is beautiful.
Good to know! Thanks for mentioning that because it'll be useful for other people too 👍
Does ‘under cover’ mean in the greenhouse?
Even some kind of protection will help, like a small cold frame
WHat you do with the trays? Just leave them out in the frost?
When it comes to the seed trays, I'd recommend keeping them somewhere sheltered and protected like a coldframe, greenhouse, polytunnel, etc...
@@niallgardens Thanks will, give it a try this year.
Love the content. Music unnecessary. Your voice and natural sounds is excellence.
Noted! Thanks!
Hi my name is Ms Caroline and I live in Hucknall outside Nottingham I have all flowers last month i my greenhouse ok
Hi Caroline! Welcome! Thanks for the comment - that's great you've got your flower seeds going!
You really don’t need the muzak. It’s a distraction from the highly informative video.
Glad you found the video informative!
@@niallgardens you don’t seem to have heard the point. It’s actually a pain in the neck.
I think you may not have heard the point I was making in my reply either.
Just a big advert (that’s once ) once more and unsubscribe will be the order of the day
Hi, making each episode to the standard I'm proud of comes at a cost - financially and in terms of my time. All of my content is then available for everyone, including yourself, to watch for free. Including an integration for a service or product helps to make the channel viable in the long term. I will almost certainly be including more integrations in the future for this very reason, so I completely understand if you feel the need to unsubscribe.