Danielle, I would love a video on sweet peas as I have just started mine and hope that I am doing them correctly! Your videos both past and present have been so helpful. Thank you!
Don’t ever think your videos are monotonous or boring! They are informative and inspiring and, for me, more relatable than some others because of your location. I would love to see your sweet pea seed starting, planting, and hardening off. Also, I would love to know if you replace them when they start to fade in late summer. Is there something else you plant in their place? 🌱💚
I enjoy any and all of your videos, I find none of them boring and always informative. A video on sweet peas would be great too, I haven't tried them but starting to try to grow and learn more about cool flowers. Grace is so cute and always fun to see her happy in your garden.
These seed starting videos are very helpful! As well as when you plant out your cool flowers especially because we are in the same zone 😃 My Star Flowers germinated in 6 days! They are the best things to germinate so far of my cool flowers! Thanks for all you do!!💚👩🏼🌾
Love all that you share. I have been gardening for a long time but am new to seed starting and saving. So I appreciate all the knowledge and experience you share in a no nonsense way. Thanks for all you do!
Any video you put out is interesting and enjoyable. It is always a plus to see what and when you are doing things, even if it seems repetitive to you. It gives a gentle reminder to all of us. Greetings from Michigan! 😊
Hello,from Lydiann,also a flower farmer from lancaster county.Enjoyed the video (as always).Feverfew is also one of my favorites.Thanks for sharing your wisdom.
Those starflower are beautiful 😍and I am going to need to look into the feverfew... they are quite cute too... now I will be searching for seeds forever.... 😋🌱🙏🏻
I'm a couple hours west of you in zone 6a with a last frost date of May 1. So happy to find a you tube gardener in Pa. I'll be following you along only two weeks apart with seed starting and planting out. Learning a lot about cool flowers! Thanks for info about seed collecting!
Thank you for all the info. And taking us through your process. I love seeing the actual seed planting! And yes, would love to see how you do your sweet peas. Not having much luck with them
Danielle, please do videos on your seed starting, if it’s not too much work for you, it’s always good to see what other gardeners are doing and maybe getting a few tips what works and what doesn’t. I am very thankful for you!
I love all your videos, and I love when you mention what you are doing to prepare for your season. I also really enjoy when you make flower arrangements, and watching you arrange flowers for your stand.
Yes, please do a video on sweet peas 😊! I'd also love to see a video on sowing delphiniums as I've tried to sow them many times from bought as well as self grown seeds but have never managed to get them germinate despite keeping them for a period of time in the fridge or outdoors both in soil as well as in wet paper. They just won't germinate no matter what I do. P.s. it's a pity you can't distribute leftover star flower seeds over TH-cam - I'd love to have some 😉!
I'm trying these seeds after I saw you talking about them. Im growing mostly cut flowers but also growing a lot of dried flowers too. Love your channel! I would like to see you planting sweet peas.
Yes, yes, yes to sweet peas! My germination rate last year was poor, and I’d love to see how you do it! And don’t worry about monotonous. I love everything you do and appreciate every one of your videos. Thank you for all that you share with us!
Would love to see your method for sweet peas. I’ve had so-so luck with them. I’m realizing I need to get them out much sooner. BTW, you could never be boring!! I love the concise delivery of your videos. Short, to the point, and packed full of useful info! Speaking for myself, I don’t have time to devote to watching videos that start approaching the half hour+ mark! Thanks being you Danielle!
I love saving seeds I bought a book on Amazon that shows all flowers and how to save seeds or propagate its one of the best books I have gotten ❤ and also show shrubs I mean it has everything
Such valuable info! I am diving into flowers/cutflowers etc and absorbing as much relevant info as possible. Thank you! Winter sowing seems to work so well for me.
I also would love more info about sweet peas! I have been growing them for a few years now. Last year I started them in the “root trainer trays” and they made it so easy to get them out of the trays. I never knew about pinching them back until lately. I have a few volunteers that sprouted up from last years group so I pinched those back already. Thank you Danielle for all the knowledge you share. 😘💕🌸
Thank you for all your help! Have you ever considered soil blocking? Lisa"s information on that sure seems tempting with the decreased need for space & time for growth. Your success is evident with your growing methods!!! Just curious....
Hi Danielle, I adore your videos, your authentic style and your clear delivery of information. I've been devouring your videos, both recent and older for as much information as I can as I start my very first cut flower raised bed for personal use. I would love to see a video about maximizing output for really tiny spaces. I have a 4x4 ft raised bed to work with, as well as some limited space in a very small landscape garden and my enthusiasm is quickly outpacing my available space. Cheers from Ontario, Canada (just outside of Toronto), zone 5b/6a!
Just started following you and although on the other side of world in Melbourne Australia I’m taking note of what your doing for 6 months time. Thank you
Hi Danielle, Thank you so much for all your knowledge! I just got the book Cool Flowers...I'm about 20 pages in, right after reading about Lisa's shed "The Inn." Loving it and enjoying learning about these cold hardy annuals. We are going into my second actual real year to be gardening. In past years, I have mostly done container plants at rental houses, but now I am working on my garden at our house that we purchased. The biggest help to me is learning what to direct sow vs. grow indoors and see the seedlings in all stages up to moving outside (potting up and such). So this video today was super helpful. I thought it was great that you mentioned using Lisa's book as your first source on how to plant, but if a plant is not listed you will look up on Johnny's or another site. I'm just learning so much and I don't know how to thank you! So excited to see your humming bird lane project! I have over 100 black jack oaks on my property here in Weatherford, Texas, garden zone 7b...maybe zone 8 with this mild winter we have had. Looking forward to learning more and more from you! OH! Also, I am planting a wildflower meadow in one part of my property this year...Loved seeing that you are doing this too. Also, I watched the video that you spoke about from Growing a Greener World. So neat! HIGH FIVE! Be blessed sweet lady!
Thanks for sharing the information on star flowers, Danielle. I would be interested in seeing what you do with the sweet peas. My sister gave me some seeds, but I’ve never grown them before. There seems to be some differing information on soaking the seeds out there, so I’d like to hear about and see what you do.
I collect seeds from a plant Rose Campion that my mother gave me 30 years ago. These flowers are very precious to me. My mother passed from dementia in 2021. I generally just scatter them on the ground every fall. The germination was never really good. This year since I’m doing my first ever growing seeds under lights. I decided to try sprouting the Rose Campion in seed starter. It’s amazing every seed germinated and are now under the lights. Since being new to growing seeds under lights. I’ve mistakenly put to many seeds in some of the cups. When can seedlings be thinned?
Please let us know what your are seeding and when. Even though I’m 5b that means I’m just 2 weeks behind you. It helps a lot to get the timing of the seed starting.
I thought the black dot was the seed… In reference to sweet peas, I planted my first sweet peas last year in a large pot with a tomato cage bc I live in an apt. I loved them and kept all of the seeds. I kept cutting them and they kept growing. Thank You for your videos! Blessings!
Wow just hapen to see this and another great video. I've got both of these in my cart on Johnny's site bc I'm constantly debating myself. I love both of these and now I have to try. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge. Whether it's an 8 month old video or recent it's always amazingly helpful.🥰
Yes please. Must thank you also for introducing me to LMZ. Ordering her book. I have learned so much from you but would love to see how you sow cool season flowers! Any season actually.
Scabiosa Starball is one of the only varieties I've grown every year since I started flower farming. I don't find much demand amongst florists for the seed heads, since the market became flooded with them very quickly...but the flower is very popular for weddings! They are the prettiest pale blue - I just wish they wouldn't bolt to seed so fast!!
Your videos are terrific! I’ve enjoyed so many of them. This one was great and super helpful since I just started both of these last week and I didn’t sow my scabiosa with any soil on top just made the depression like you did. Unfortunately they started germinating and some of the seed coats got stuck around the sprouts and hardened that way. They need a bit of moist soil on top to break open the little badminton thingys 😁. I also struggled with feverfew germinating. One that I especially have not been successful at is statice, which everyone claims is easy but I only get about 50% or less germinating. I use the soil blocking method.
Hi, great info thank you. I would like to learn more about caring for hydrangeas to ensure I have good stem lengths and the difference in new growth and old growth varieties. Thanks in advance - Nicola 😊👍🌼
Yes please on the sweet peas - I live a couple hours south of your area - 7a, and with our inconsistent spring weather, I have yet to have success with them. Would live more local ish help. :-) Thanks for all the info you share!
Yes! I have starflower head that is waiting for me to sow in a few week (to cold here in canada for now hehe!). But I don't know if it will grow as the same of last year, because they were next to scabiosa black knight.... And idea for a next video : talking about your experience of collect seed from your own plant that work (that is true to the original plant). Thanks a lot!
Sweet peas would be great! I failed last year due to sudden high temperatures in late May/early June. I suppose they should have already been in the ground when I started the seeds. I didn't know about cool flowers. I am in zone 5b, last spring frost around April 28th this year. I have a few cool flowers seeds this year, and have been scheduling my sowing of specific seeds two weeks after your videos. Thanks for all the info you're putting out on cool flowers!
I'd love to see a sweet pea video! I have some seeds and I want to plant them out but I'm afraid 😂 I'm in zone 8a so I think I can now, but it's still so cold! Thanks for all your great information!
Yes, I would like other seed together videos. It’s sometimes hard to know which method to use with which seed. Even if it is the same method as another type of seed you’ve shown, it’s still helpful to get confirmation for a specific seed. Phacelia, yarrow, honesty are new ones I’m growing by seed this year. I was unsuccessful last year growing any larkspur and verbena bonariensis but an trying again this year. Those are some seeds I’d be interested in seeing a seeding video. Thank you.
Yes please I would like a sweet pea video. I always learn lots from your videos you are never boring. Do you know of any resource that would help me determine stems per plant for common cut flowers? This will be my first year selling at a roadside stand and I am trying to figure out how many plants I need. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I am going to watch your planning video again.
Do you plant lupine at all? I want to plant some but an finding conflicting information. I believe they need stratification I’m wondering if you have a video or know of one that I’m not finding. Thank you!
Have you tried Winter Sowing? I Winter Sowed my fever few last year in January from seed and they grew amazing. Bushy, abundant flowers, about 2 ft tall. Now in October I'm learning about their medicinal values and how to make teas for my arthritis pain. I hear you're supposed to trim back to a few inches in height in the late fall. I think that's what you showed in the snow. I'm in zone 5a, SE Idaho.
I'm growing the tetra white feverfew this year, too! I have high hopes for it. I started some of them in the fall, and I'm also starting some indoors now. Do you ever grow pansies from seed? I tried growing them for the first time in the fall and had pretty good success, but I would like to use them as cut flowers, and the fall planted pansy stems aren't long enough. If you have any information to share about them, I would appreciate it. I also agree that learning more about sweet peas would be so nice!
I would love to see your method for sweet peas. I have never had much luck with germination or success in getting many blooms. I have started some one way but have more to plant so could try it your way.
Hey hun I love watching your channel I been watch u since u started I think I found u a month into your channel and yes I love those great idea for the Christmas tree 🎄 ❤ u should try money tree it looks like glass sand dallors . And are awesome dry also I love anything I can dry and still looks amazing I also have a TH-cam channel moonlight hill flower farm 🚜
I also have a tray of Ranunculus sitting in the dark in a tray in my cold basement for almost two weeks. They have done nothing so far. I have never grown these before either. I'm so afraid of failure!
I would like to see how you plant sweet peas as well as any extra comments. I was thinking of planting some for my mother, however, I am in zone 8 and it may be too late this year. Also, I was going to grow them in pots - do they do well in pots? And what kind of temperatures can they take?
I understand the concept of hardening off plants in warm weather. But, hardening of plants in cool weather ? I'm not sure about. Could you maybe do a video on hardening off cool weather flowers?
Danelle, have you ever sown Lunaria directly? This is going to be my second season trying to sow these seeds. They didn't take hold last year, not sure why? So I'm asking around to see if anyone has experience growing it. I'm in 6b zone as well.
Another great informative video. Danielle, I really like the all-white feverfew you grow in your garden (not so much the ones with yellow centers). Do you know the variety name of the one you grow?
Looks beautiful with the winter ❄️ snow and planting our winter seeds 🥰
Danielle, I would love a video on sweet peas as I have just started mine and hope that I am doing them correctly! Your videos both past and present have been so helpful. Thank you!
I’d love to see sweet peas too! Thanks!
Add another request to the rest. 💜
One more vote for the sweet peas
Same, especially since you referenced a variation from others' .
Yes me too. I would like to see how to sow sweet peas. Thank you
Yes to sweet peas and anything else you’re planting! ☺️
Don’t ever think your videos are monotonous or boring! They are informative and inspiring and, for me, more relatable than some others because of your location. I would love to see your sweet pea seed starting, planting, and hardening off. Also, I would love to know if you replace them when they start to fade in late summer. Is there something else you plant in their place? 🌱💚
I enjoy any and all of your videos, I find none of them boring and always informative. A video on sweet peas would be great too, I haven't tried them but starting to try to grow and learn more about cool flowers. Grace is so cute and always fun to see her happy in your garden.
It took me a few years to figure out which part of the scabious was the real seed. Once I figured that out growing them was a breeze.
You have a wealth of knowledge, and are a fantastic teacher! Please keep sharing as much as you can.
Yes please! I’m in your zone and I so appreciate the timing of what you are sowing! Love it
These seed starting videos are very helpful! As well as when you plant out your cool flowers especially because we are in the same zone 😃
My Star Flowers germinated in 6 days! They are the best things to germinate so far of my cool flowers! Thanks for all you do!!💚👩🏼🌾
Love all that you share. I have been gardening for a long time but am new to seed starting and saving. So I appreciate all the knowledge and experience you share in a no nonsense way. Thanks for all you do!
I would love to see sweet peas. I’m following along with snapdragons. You are never boring. Love your garden. Thank you for sharing.
Any video you put out is interesting and enjoyable. It is always a plus to see what and when you are doing things, even if it seems repetitive to you. It gives a gentle reminder to all of us. Greetings from Michigan! 😊
Hello,from Lydiann,also a flower farmer from lancaster county.Enjoyed the video (as always).Feverfew is also one of my favorites.Thanks for sharing your wisdom.
Whatever you share is really fun! Love these flowers, I will be looking for them to try. So cute in your aviators!
Yes to a sweet pea video - and I’m happy watching you seed anything!
Those starflower are beautiful 😍and I am going to need to look into the feverfew... they are quite cute too... now I will be searching for seeds forever.... 😋🌱🙏🏻
I'm a couple hours west of you in zone 6a with a last frost date of May 1. So happy to find a you tube gardener in Pa. I'll be following you along only two weeks apart with seed starting and planting out. Learning a lot about cool flowers! Thanks for info about seed collecting!
IT'S ALWAYS HELPFUL! Never Boring! Thank you
Such a cool looking flower, new to me. Another flower to add to my wish list.
Thank you for all the info. And taking us through your process. I love seeing the actual seed planting! And yes, would love to see how you do your sweet peas. Not having much luck with them
Danielle, please do videos on your seed starting, if it’s not too much work for you, it’s always good to see what other gardeners are doing and maybe getting a few tips what works and what doesn’t. I am very thankful for you!
I love all your videos, and I love when you mention what you are doing to prepare for your season. I also really enjoy when you make flower arrangements, and watching you arrange flowers for your stand.
I'm loving the cool flower series! Have you considered growing lupine? I saw Sarah from Bloom and Gray use them as cut flowers. They are gorgeous!
It's official! You've convinced me to grow feverfew 😍
Yes, please do a video on sweet peas 😊! I'd also love to see a video on sowing delphiniums as I've tried to sow them many times from bought as well as self grown seeds but have never managed to get them germinate despite keeping them for a period of time in the fridge or outdoors both in soil as well as in wet paper. They just won't germinate no matter what I do.
P.s. it's a pity you can't distribute leftover star flower seeds over TH-cam - I'd love to have some 😉!
I'm trying these seeds after I saw you talking about them. Im growing mostly cut flowers but also growing a lot of dried flowers too. Love your channel! I would like to see you planting sweet peas.
Yes, yes, yes to sweet peas! My germination rate last year was poor, and I’d love to see how you do it! And don’t worry about monotonous. I love everything you do and appreciate every one of your videos. Thank you for all that you share with us!
Would love to see your method for sweet peas. I’ve had so-so luck with them. I’m realizing I need to get them out much sooner. BTW, you could never be boring!! I love the concise delivery of your videos. Short, to the point, and packed full of useful info! Speaking for myself, I don’t have time to devote to watching videos that start approaching the half hour+ mark! Thanks being you Danielle!
I will watch anything you post as I always learn something new from every one of them! Thanks for sharing and educating 🙂
I love saving seeds I bought a book on Amazon that shows all flowers and how to save seeds or propagate its one of the best books I have gotten ❤ and also show shrubs I mean it has everything
Could you please share the name of the book? Thank you
Yes, please share. ☺️
Very happy to seed along together. I have learned so much from you thank you
Such valuable info! I am diving into flowers/cutflowers etc and absorbing as much relevant info as possible. Thank you! Winter sowing seems to work so well for me.
I also would love more info about sweet peas! I have been growing them for a few years now. Last year I started them in the “root trainer trays” and they made it so easy to get them out of the trays. I never knew about pinching them back until lately. I have a few volunteers that sprouted up from last years group so I pinched those back already. Thank you Danielle for all the knowledge you share. 😘💕🌸
Danielle I have never heard of that flower before, and now I'm going to Johnny's lol 😆 . Thank you!!
Thank you for all your help! Have you ever considered soil blocking? Lisa"s information on that sure seems tempting with the decreased need for space & time for growth. Your success is evident with your growing methods!!! Just curious....
Absolutely a Sweet Pea video! Thanks for all the great info Danielle! 🙌
Hi Danielle, I adore your videos, your authentic style and your clear delivery of information. I've been devouring your videos, both recent and older for as much information as I can as I start my very first cut flower raised bed for personal use.
I would love to see a video about maximizing output for really tiny spaces. I have a 4x4 ft raised bed to work with, as well as some limited space in a very small landscape garden and my enthusiasm is quickly outpacing my available space.
Cheers from Ontario, Canada (just outside of Toronto), zone 5b/6a!
Just started following you and although on the other side of world in Melbourne Australia I’m taking note of what your doing for 6 months time.
Thank you
Hi Danielle, Thank you so much for all your knowledge! I just got the book Cool Flowers...I'm about 20 pages in, right after reading about Lisa's shed "The Inn." Loving it and enjoying learning about these cold hardy annuals. We are going into my second actual real year to be gardening. In past years, I have mostly done container plants at rental houses, but now I am working on my garden at our house that we purchased. The biggest help to me is learning what to direct sow vs. grow indoors and see the seedlings in all stages up to moving outside (potting up and such). So this video today was super helpful. I thought it was great that you mentioned using Lisa's book as your first source on how to plant, but if a plant is not listed you will look up on Johnny's or another site. I'm just learning so much and I don't know how to thank you! So excited to see your humming bird lane project! I have over 100 black jack oaks on my property here in Weatherford, Texas, garden zone 7b...maybe zone 8 with this mild winter we have had. Looking forward to learning more and more from you! OH! Also, I am planting a wildflower meadow in one part of my property this year...Loved seeing that you are doing this too. Also, I watched the video that you spoke about from Growing a Greener World. So neat! HIGH FIVE! Be blessed sweet lady!
Thanks for sharing the information on star flowers, Danielle. I would be interested in seeing what you do with the sweet peas. My sister gave me some seeds, but I’ve never grown them before. There seems to be some differing information on soaking the seeds out there, so I’d like to hear about and see what you do.
I collect seeds from a plant Rose Campion that my mother gave me 30 years ago. These flowers are very precious to me. My mother passed from dementia in 2021. I generally just scatter them on the ground every fall. The germination was never really good. This year since I’m doing my first ever growing seeds under lights. I decided to try sprouting the Rose Campion in seed starter. It’s amazing every seed germinated and are now under the lights.
Since being new to growing seeds under lights. I’ve mistakenly put to many seeds in some of the cups.
When can seedlings be thinned?
Thank u for this information anyways I hope I hear back from ya have a plantastic day 💗
Please let us know what your are seeding and when. Even though I’m 5b that means I’m just 2 weeks behind you. It helps a lot to get the timing of the seed starting.
Lol my birthday is April 24th and that's my last frost date lol 😆 I love being a spring baby lol
Our anniversary ❤
I thought the black dot was the seed… In reference to sweet peas, I planted my first sweet peas last year in a large pot with a tomato cage bc I live in an apt. I loved them and kept all of the seeds. I kept cutting them and they kept growing. Thank You for your videos! Blessings!
Yes please do sweet peas, I’m getting ready to plant some here soon ☃️❄️💚🙃
Omg i almost sent a message to ask about growing these today . Thank you thank you
Wow just hapen to see this and another great video. I've got both of these in my cart on Johnny's site bc I'm constantly debating myself. I love both of these and now I have to try. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge. Whether it's an 8 month old video or recent it's always amazingly helpful.🥰
I would love to see a video on sweet peas. Thanks for today’s information.
Yes please. Must thank you also for introducing me to LMZ. Ordering her book. I have learned so much from you but would love to see how you sow cool season flowers! Any season actually.
I'd love a video on set peas. Especially on what they look like when they're ready to go out to be planted.
Scabiosa Starball is one of the only varieties I've grown every year since I started flower farming. I don't find much demand amongst florists for the seed heads, since the market became flooded with them very quickly...but the flower is very popular for weddings! They are the prettiest pale blue - I just wish they wouldn't bolt to seed so fast!!
Your videos are terrific! I’ve enjoyed so many of them. This one was great and super helpful since I just started both of these last week and I didn’t sow my scabiosa with any soil on top just made the depression like you did. Unfortunately they started germinating and some of the seed coats got stuck around the sprouts and hardened that way. They need a bit of moist soil on top to break open the little badminton thingys 😁. I also struggled with feverfew germinating. One that I especially have not been successful at is statice, which everyone claims is easy but I only get about 50% or less germinating. I use the soil blocking method.
Hi, great info thank you. I would like to learn more about caring for hydrangeas to ensure I have good stem lengths and the difference in new growth and old growth varieties. Thanks in advance - Nicola 😊👍🌼
Sweet pea video, please. Always enjoy your content!
Yes please on the sweet peas - I live a couple hours south of your area - 7a, and with our inconsistent spring weather, I have yet to have success with them. Would live more local ish help. :-) Thanks for all the info you share!
I’ve added starflower to my list. The seeds look like badminton birdies.
OMG! That’s exactly what I thought! LOL!
Yes! I have starflower head that is waiting for me to sow in a few week (to cold here in canada for now hehe!). But I don't know if it will grow as the same of last year, because they were next to scabiosa black knight.... And idea for a next video : talking about your experience of collect seed from your own plant that work (that is true to the original plant). Thanks a lot!
Sweet peas would be great! I failed last year due to sudden high temperatures in late May/early June. I suppose they should have already been in the ground when I started the seeds. I didn't know about cool flowers. I am in zone 5b, last spring frost around April 28th this year. I have a few cool flowers seeds this year, and have been scheduling my sowing of specific seeds two weeks after your videos. Thanks for all the info you're putting out on cool flowers!
I'd love to see a sweet pea video! I have some seeds and I want to plant them out but I'm afraid 😂 I'm in zone 8a so I think I can now, but it's still so cold! Thanks for all your great information!
Bye, Gracie! Bye, Danielle! I'd love to see a sweetpea video 💚
Yes! on Sweet Peas! I've had such hit or miss luck with them and mostly it's been a miss!
Have you ever planted Alstroemerias? If so, was it productive? Thanks for all your advice and instructions, they are so helpful.
Yes please on the sweet peas ☺️
Cool Flowers are fabulous! I'm almost ready to put snapdragons in the ground in 8b Austin, Texas.
Hi Danielle,
Your videos are excellent. Thank you for sharing :). I would love for you to make one sweet peas.
Would Love a Video on Sweet Pea's! This is my first time Growing them and I certainly would Appreciate Direction. I am also in Zone 6B SW Michigan
I love to at least hear what you are seeding so I know when to be starting mine. 😊
Yes, I would like other seed together videos. It’s sometimes hard to know which method to use with which seed. Even if it is the same method as another type of seed you’ve shown, it’s still helpful to get confirmation for a specific seed. Phacelia, yarrow, honesty are new ones I’m growing by seed this year. I was unsuccessful last year growing any larkspur and verbena bonariensis but an trying again this year. Those are some seeds I’d be interested in seeing a seeding video. Thank you.
Same.
Just watched again it see what part of the Scabiosa if the seed:) Thank you!!
yes sweet peas!
Another great video!! 👏👏
Maybe things like love in a puff, bells of Ireland, grasses, etc? Post harvest care and products?
Yes please I would like a sweet pea video. I always learn lots from your videos you are never boring. Do you know of any resource that would help me determine stems per plant for common cut flowers? This will be my first year selling at a roadside stand and I am trying to figure out how many plants I need. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I am going to watch your planning video again.
yes sweetpea and stattice
sowing video please
Thank you!!
I would love to watch your videos about how to sow and grow sweet peas.
Ditto sweet peas and poppies!
Thanks for sharing 😁
Do you plant lupine at all? I want to plant some but an finding conflicting information. I believe they need stratification I’m wondering if you have a video or know of one that I’m not finding. Thank you!
Any video you want to make I'll watch!!
I would love a video on sweet peas!
Hi Danielle a video on seeding Bells of Ireland would be great
Have you tried Winter Sowing? I Winter Sowed my fever few last year in January from seed and they grew amazing. Bushy, abundant flowers, about 2 ft tall.
Now in October I'm learning about their medicinal values and how to make teas for my arthritis pain. I hear you're supposed to trim back to a few inches in height in the late fall. I think that's what you showed in the snow.
I'm in zone 5a, SE Idaho.
I'm growing the tetra white feverfew this year, too! I have high hopes for it. I started some of them in the fall, and I'm also starting some indoors now. Do you ever grow pansies from seed? I tried growing them for the first time in the fall and had pretty good success, but I would like to use them as cut flowers, and the fall planted pansy stems aren't long enough. If you have any information to share about them, I would appreciate it. I also agree that learning more about sweet peas would be so nice!
Sweet peas! Yes please! Zone 7b Baltimore MD
I would love to see your method for sweet peas. I have never had much luck with germination or success in getting many blooms. I have started some one way but have more to plant so could try it your way.
Rorher's was a fun little trip! don't know how I managed to buy more seeds when I already have too many lol.
Hey hun I love watching your channel I been watch u since u started I think I found u a month into your channel and yes I love those great idea for the Christmas tree 🎄 ❤ u should try money tree it looks like glass sand dallors . And are awesome dry also I love anything I can dry and still looks amazing I also have a TH-cam channel moonlight hill flower farm 🚜
Yes , please do sweet peas.
I am seeding along with you! Sweet peas please!
Would love to see a sweet pea video!!!
I also have a tray of Ranunculus sitting in the dark in a tray in my cold basement for almost two weeks. They have done nothing so far. I have never grown these before either. I'm so afraid of failure!
Sweet Pea video would be Great!!🤗🙌🏼💚
I would like to see how you plant sweet peas as well as any extra comments. I was thinking of planting some for my mother, however, I am in zone 8 and it may be too late this year. Also, I was going to grow them in pots - do they do well in pots? And what kind of temperatures can they take?
Sweet peas would be a great video!
I understand the concept of hardening off plants in warm weather. But, hardening of plants in cool weather ? I'm not sure about. Could you maybe do a video on hardening off cool weather flowers?
Danelle, have you ever sown Lunaria directly? This is going to be my second season trying to sow these seeds. They didn't take hold last year, not sure why? So I'm asking around to see if anyone has experience growing it. I'm in 6b zone as well.
Really enjoy watching your video's, such great info. Can you suggest where to find a good list of the cool flowers. Thanks
Another great informative video. Danielle, I really like the all-white feverfew you grow in your garden (not so much the ones with yellow centers). Do you know the variety name of the one you grow?
Love your channel! What is the purpose of bottom watering when first sowing the seeds? Does it reach the seeds?