Growing a blue and white cutting flower garden!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Join me today in the field of our flower farm for a tour of some of my favorite white and blue flowers for a cutting garden! From perennial natives to more exotic annuals, I hope you'll see something you like--and when we're done showing the blooms I'll show you how to make a beautiful and easy hand-tied bouquet, great for gifts for friends and neighbors!
Whether you're an avid gardener or simply appreciate the beauty of flowers, this tour will provide inspiration and relaxation. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more gardening tips and tours!
OUR FLOWER ARRANGING COURSE: blossomandbran...
You have planted very nice flower plants and they look very healthy and fresh. Your garden is very beautiful. Thank you for giving good information!
So lovely the white and blues. I especially love the varying flower shapes and textures. I just want to touch it!
Love your page. Always learning about new plants. Your a great teacher.
Oh how I would have loved to know this design process 35 years ago when I hand tied wedding bouquets!!
It simplifies the spiral idea quite a bit!! ❤️🥰
❤❤❤ my favorite color combination 🙂
Thank you for mentioning tour jute netting! What a fantastic product. Getting some today.
I use it for sweet peas but it only lasts one season, max two before disintegrating.
Beautiful
😊
Absolutely dreamy!
Gorgeous, simple combination. Very cool palette, and I like that the chartreuse-yellow parts of the snapdragon give it a bit of warmth.
What a wonderful video!! I’ve been following you for SO long and I’ve learned so much!! You’re amazing with your knowledge. I share your passion for flowers!
Gorgeous. Thanks for taking us along while you picked your bouquet. It's a beauty.
Love all the different varieties!
Thanks so much! Me too 🥰
BEAUTIFUL!!
Thank you!!😊
Great idea 💙🌝👍
So excited for this. I just saw the most beautiful white/cream/yellow bouquet and I think I want a white garden next year. This will be helpful ❤
So beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
So beautiful !
Stunning
Thanks so much!!
What a gorgeous bouquet! I have always had a desire to grow a Delft garden but it requires space for the luscious delphinium, daisies, etc. I do pop in dwarf blue bachelor button and feverfew though. Your apricot yarrow is beautiful!
Loved the walk through the garden while harvesting
Beautiful.You are so talented ,make it look so easy.
💙 love it 👏
Beautiful, great skill and teaching. Thanks for sharing ❤
Hooray! I love these kinds of videos! I followed your peach cut flower garden plans & everyone is loving it. I'm hooked & looking at seeds for next season. Can you make a video on how not to put over $700 worth of seeds in your cart lol 😆 j/k....kind of 😂! It's very challenging to set the budget and pick favorites 😉
Ooooohhh that is very, very pretty!! I love it! I definitely need more blue flowers in my gardens!
So interesting about the New Jersey tea plant. I’m in neighboring southeast PA and had never heard of it. Going to ask my local arboretum native plant people about it.
That fridge you showed must be very energy intensive? I have heard Lisa Ziegler talking about coolers and wonder how ecological that is. Isnt it preferable to just place them in a cool spot in the shade? My friend stored hers in a stone barn..no air conditioners needed.
Bought your course, looking forward to it immensely. Thanks
PS i think your course link could be in the 1st 3 lines of the intro to help us know quickly there is a bonus. I consider you courses a bonus to your great videos. Thanks again.
❤ your garden! Question, are New Jersey Tea plants available in garden stores? I'm in z6b in the Midwest and have been gardening for years but have never seen that plant in garden stores anywhere near me.
Isn’t it crazy how hard it is to find native plants?! These were sourced from prairie moon nursery!
What are your thoughts about growing delphiniums and larkspur if you have a dog?
I have read different things about them being poisonous/toxic to pets
Any insight would be appreciated
Thank you for sharing your beautiful flowers and expertise 🌷
Absolutely beautiful!! What do you do to keep garden free of thrips and earwigs?
It’s all about the healthy soil-brix content! I have a video on it I’m working on, but for now get as many birds into the garden as possible!! They will help immensely. Also the more native plants the better for attracting beneficials that will combat thrips.
I love the Veronica Skylar white but can’t find it anywhere - any advice? Do you sell plants? I love your channel!
We found it a while back at farmer bailey, but it also seems to grow from seed if you can source any?
Where do you find the seeds/plants for Pearly Everlasting? I’m trying to plant as any natives as I can.
Prairie moon nursery has seed!
@@Blossomandbranch Thank you!
Where can I get seeds for pearly everlasting? I can only find ammobium
Do you have any issues with lygus this season? They destroyed my zinnias this past week.
Fortunately no! Do you have a good border of native flowers? If not, try adding some-they’ll attract the damsel and assassin bugs that will help with lygus!
@@Blossomandbranch We have several acres on three sides of the garden where we grow nothing but native wildflowers. Unfortunately, made the mistake of mowing a sixty foot border around the garden and the lygus moved in. 🤦🏼♂️ Year one flower farming lessons.
Next year I will have a wall of natives INSIDE the garden fence (300’) that will stay to protect!
What part of Colorado are you located?
20 minutes west of Denver! ❤️
I just had to toss my 3 native echinacea because they all had asteroid yellows 😢
Surprised to see you use a rubber band. Given your desire to reduce your plastic footprint I assumed you were a gute girl.