There's so many flowers that became to bloom in early February and middle too. In my garden its depends on if those seeds was overwinter outside or late summer early autumn sowed. The know ones like "cool flowers" or "hardy annuals" and other deciduous perennials. Second factor in my garden is winter rainfall and early highs temperatures late winter. Some perennials salvia also start to bloom by February here. (Zone 9). Garden bed where soil raise up temperatures early start to blooming early too
Thank you for sharing. It actually brought me to tears. I lost my mom last year to cancer and kinda let the garden go. I also sort of fell out of love with the garden in a sense. Seeing the beauty of your garden reminded me of mine and kinda sparked the love again. It's more than a hobby or an art; gardening is good for the soul as well. God bless. Thanks again.
Oh my... I am so very sorry to hear this, and I am grateful the beautiful garden brought you peace and inspiration. I lost my baby sister, who was just 15 months younger than me, when we were just children. Three years later, I lost my precious mom to Leukemia. Last year, my soulmate and beloved husband, was fighting metastasized cancer. For such a strong man, it was so unexpected after an initial morning doctor appointment, and afternoon rush to a specialized oncologist. We immediately learned, only a last ditch effort of treatment was our option. He's in remission, humbly and gratefully, and still recovering from treatment. I realize everyone has their story, so I feel so much compassion for you. I pray these coming seasons bring you full peace and health, and a restored garden. 🙏✝️💜🪻🌿
@thegardensanctuary2248 Thank you! To you, as well. 🙏 6 Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. 7 And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. ~Philippians 4:6-7
Gardening saved me. Four years ago my life changed drastically… I sadly was diagnosed with CFS/ME. I took up gardening a year after my recovery & never stopped since. I’ve single handedly transformed my entire landscape into a mini suburb paradise. It only took 3 yrs to do it. So if I can do it anyone can too. Your garden style was one of my inspirations so thank you.🪴❤️
Yes, it's all about the journey. That simple. You've come a long way! You're right, we gardeners want instant gratification and want to see what's in our minds...that perfect garden, or that perfect cottage garden, or a secret garden! A magical place like they show on so many of these videos. But it takes years and years. So for me, it's all about the journey. One garden at a time. Thanks for posting this in February. I am patiently waiting for warmer weather. Although I've been planting my seeds indoor. Oh and I bought the "Cool Flowers" book from Lisa Mason Ziegler. So many people have highly recommended the book. My goodness, if you move, I sure hope you don't take your garden a part. I would be so sad to leave that garden behind. It truly is beautiful!
Thank you for the tour and the gentle reminder it is about gardening not so much the garden. AND it is a journey that we should enjoy. I needed to hear that. You have come so far in your garden but also on your videos. Bravo! You are a natural!
I agree about the Christophii alliums-they're my favorite. I wasn't sure of their growth habit for my garden but luckily I planted at the edges of a border so I can see them close up! Lovely video from last year & fun to see your vision being worked on.
I would love to see where and how you grow your Solomon Seal in your garden. Please include a clip in your video when they are growing again in the spring. Thank you.
Wonderful before and after, a beautiful reminder of how lovely May is in PA. I grow Allium christophii with lamb's ear because it emphasizes its silvery sheen, love this allium!
Thank you Danielle! That was wonderful to look back at the before and after pictures. You have accomplished so much! I love, love, love all of the alliums. Gracie is such a sweet pup! 😍
Absolutely gorgeous...what a stunning transformation of your lovely property! I am a real amateur flower farmer in Victoria BC and you're such an inspiration! Plus...seeing Gracie is just an added plus❤
LOVE this video and appreciate the contrast between what was and what is. Thank you for bright colors in the brown winter. The schubertii vs christophii debate is also challenging on aesthetics alone. Christophii naturalizes much more easily and can be divided to rapidly increase display in my garden.
Hi Danielle, seeing your beautiful garden and the cut flower bouquets in the stand makes me excited to get back into my garden soon! My hellebores are just starting to show some color in zone 6a, so I know it won't be long before the spring bulbs start popping through the ground and I can see some color again! I enjoyed your garden tour, thanks for the reminder that the garden is a work in progress, and we should enjoy the journey. 😍
Cheers for the great video at the right time. I'm growing larkspur, catmint, and geums this year for the first time. It could be fun. I grew larkspur, lupins, and snapdragons from seed for the first time this winter - it has worked out well so far. Your larkspur video was a good motivation.
That was a fun garden tour. I’m getting ready to start a new garden this spring. Thank you for the reminder to take those very important before pictures. The evolution of your garden is so inspiring. Thank you 🌺
Hey Danielle, could you do a video on a beginner cut flower garden layout? Or maybe a layout fora flower bed the front of a house. Would love to hear advice and suggestions from you!
I was never a fan of the honey suckle vine, thought they were weedy looking however after seeing yours I am now a fan. Putting that type of Honeysuckle on my list 😆
This morning my husband glanced at me watching & asked if you were my favorite gardening show & why. I said well, I've learned the most from your videos, from seed starting, to bulbs, bouquets & flower conditioning & what grows well & where. Then I thought a bit more & the most helpful knowledge for any gardener that you've taught me is: learn your limits & your climate's limits. Know how much is too much to reasonably take care of & know it well to grow it well. You've shown me many shortcuts to my own success as a home gardener, putting aside what doesn't work & eliminating energy drains. You've also shared & showed how to do it beautifully! I was asked to empty my garden of blooms last year for a dear friend's wedding. You helped me have the confidence & knowledge to do that. I find it hard to watch channels where the garden is weed-filled or unkempt. Yours is always a pleasure to stroll through, a testament to knowing one's limits! Thanks for all you do & the joy you & your garden brings to all of us!
watch your videos all the time. I grow cut flowers also here in PA north of you. I was wondering if you need a sales tax license in P A to sell cut flowers. Since I cant do anything online, I have been calling so many phone numbers that Im exhausted already and thought of you to ask. Thank you so much if you can help me out. I had a greenhouse business for many years so I know the rules for that but I was told cut flowers are different.
Hi there, love all you videos. I had a question I was wondering how many bouquets you may have thrown away or maybe saved as dried flowers in the beginning of starting to sell bouquets, sometimes it gets a little discouraging. But I still love making them. Thanks
I have followed your garden for so many years and you have done an amazing job of making it so wonderful . Colors and plants that amazes me. So Beautiful. Love Grace too. What a loving special dog she is. Thank you for all your filming of your garden through the years. Its amazing. Also..What catmint variety do you like the best? Blessings to you and your family.
I was so confused when i first saw this video posted thinking…..What?!? Flowers in early February?!? 😂
There's so many flowers that became to bloom in early February and middle too. In my garden its depends on if those seeds was overwinter outside or late summer early autumn sowed. The know ones like "cool flowers" or "hardy annuals" and other deciduous perennials. Second factor in my garden is winter rainfall and early highs temperatures late winter.
Some perennials salvia also start to bloom by February here. (Zone 9).
Garden bed where soil raise up temperatures early start to blooming early too
Thank you for sharing. It actually brought me to tears. I lost my mom last year to cancer and kinda let the garden go. I also sort of fell out of love with the garden in a sense. Seeing the beauty of your garden reminded me of mine and kinda sparked the love again. It's more than a hobby or an art; gardening is good for the soul as well. God bless. Thanks again.
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So sorry for the loss of your Mom. I hope the garden is healing for you this year 🙏🏻❤️
Oh my... I am so very sorry to hear this, and I am grateful the beautiful garden brought you peace and inspiration.
I lost my baby sister, who was just 15 months younger than me, when we were just children. Three years later, I lost my precious mom to Leukemia.
Last year, my soulmate and beloved husband, was fighting metastasized cancer. For such a strong man, it was so unexpected after an initial morning doctor appointment, and afternoon rush to a specialized oncologist. We immediately learned, only a last ditch effort of treatment was our option. He's in remission, humbly and gratefully, and still recovering from treatment.
I realize everyone has their story, so I feel so much compassion for you. I pray these coming seasons bring you full peace and health, and a restored garden. 🙏✝️💜🪻🌿
@@Christine-777 thank you. Same to you. God give you peace that passes all understanding.
@thegardensanctuary2248
Thank you! To you, as well. 🙏
6 Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.
7 And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
~Philippians 4:6-7
You have such a beautiful garden. Incredible. June and July 2024 are amazing as well!
Gardening saved me. Four years ago my life changed drastically… I sadly was diagnosed with CFS/ME. I took up gardening a year after my recovery & never stopped since. I’ve single handedly transformed my entire landscape into a mini suburb paradise. It only took 3 yrs to do it. So if I can do it anyone can too. Your garden style was one of my inspirations so thank you.🪴❤️
That dogwood is stunning!
Yes, it's all about the journey. That simple. You've come a long way! You're right, we gardeners want instant gratification and want to see what's in our minds...that perfect garden, or that perfect cottage garden, or a secret garden! A magical place like they show on so many of these videos. But it takes years and years. So for me, it's all about the journey. One garden at a time. Thanks for posting this in February. I am patiently waiting for warmer weather. Although I've been planting my seeds indoor. Oh and I bought the "Cool Flowers" book from Lisa Mason Ziegler. So many people have highly recommended the book. My goodness, if you move, I sure hope you don't take your garden a part. I would be so sad to leave that garden behind. It truly is beautiful!
It’s amazing what you’ve accomplished! Bravo! This is very inspiring and a great break from the winter blues!
Absolutely beautiful Danielle!! Thank you for sharing this in mid February to lift our spirits!😊🌸
Thank you for the tour and the gentle reminder it is about gardening not so much the garden. AND it is a journey that we should enjoy. I needed to hear that. You have come so far in your garden but also on your videos. Bravo! You are a natural!
I agree about the Christophii alliums-they're my favorite. I wasn't sure of their growth habit for my garden but luckily I planted at the edges of a border so I can see them close up! Lovely video from last year & fun to see your vision being worked on.
Absolutely beautiful thank you for sharing your ideas and accomplishments 🥰Karen from Australia 🇦🇺🦘🐨💐
The kousa dogwood is absolutely gorgeous; I’m sorry we can’t grow it here in Colorado. Thanks for the video, your garden is lovely!
I would love to see where and how you grow your Solomon Seal in your garden. Please include a clip in your video when they are growing again in the spring. Thank you.
Beautiful and encouraging, it's not a race and inspiration often comes in waves along the way so don't feel like you are in a hurry.
This is what I needed…inspiration. 😊
Absolutely magnificent, so beautiful, thanks & much needed in this cold February weather
Astonishing garden! Greetings from Portugal :)
Wonderful before and after, a beautiful reminder of how lovely May is in PA. I grow Allium christophii with lamb's ear because it emphasizes its silvery sheen, love this allium!
Your obelisks are beautiful. Where did you purchase them? Your garden is beautiful!!!
Your gardens are amazingly beautiful. This is the type of garden that I dream of. Thank you for sharing. 💗
Thank you Danielle! That was wonderful to look back at the before and after pictures. You have accomplished so much! I love, love, love all of the alliums. Gracie is such a sweet pup! 😍
So much inspiration! Thanks for reminding us to enjoy the journey!
Your late spring garden is breath taking.
Wow! You're so talented. What a huge difference.
Just gorgeous! Spring is my favorite time in the garden! Bonny
Just rewatched lovely wise words at the end! Now spring 2024 loving my garden too!
I love your garden and I particularly love your restraint with the colour palette. It gives it a lovely cohesiveness and makes it feel very peaceful.
This is beautiful timing! I'm seed starting onions, echinacea, chamomile, peppers, coleus, daisies just itching to get back at it. Love the video.
Absolutely gorgeous...what a stunning transformation of your lovely property!
I am a real amateur flower farmer in Victoria BC and you're such an inspiration! Plus...seeing Gracie is just an added plus❤
gardening as a verb.. i love it
I love seeing the green this time of year! Thanks for sharing!
I love your archways and am hoping to add something similar. Lovely and relaxing tour. X
Ahhh! Just what I needed this morning-a wonderful walk through your beautiful and serene garden. Thanks ever so much Danielle. 💖🦋💖
Absolutely gorgeous Danielle!!! Looking forward to seeing your garden this upcoming season too❤️
I love your garden so much! You have done such a wonderful job.
Wow your garden is beautiful!
What a beautiful flower garden… I love the lavender …. So pretty n so romantic..thank you..
Those oriental poppies atcthe start of the video are absolutely divine 😍 ❤
Love the before and after pictures, they are so much fun! You've accomplished so much, Danielle! Really well done 💚
LOVE this video and appreciate the contrast between what was and what is. Thank you for bright colors in the brown winter. The schubertii vs christophii debate is also challenging on aesthetics alone. Christophii naturalizes much more easily and can be divided to rapidly increase display in my garden.
Hi Danielle, seeing your beautiful garden and the cut flower bouquets in the stand makes me excited to get back into my garden soon! My hellebores are just starting to show some color in zone 6a, so I know it won't be long before the spring bulbs start popping through the ground and I can see some color again! I enjoyed your garden tour, thanks for the reminder that the garden is a work in progress, and we should enjoy the journey. 😍
Cheers for the great video at the right time. I'm growing larkspur, catmint, and geums this year for the first time. It could be fun. I grew larkspur, lupins, and snapdragons from seed for the first time this winter - it has worked out well so far. Your larkspur video was a good motivation.
13:22 picture perfect!
That was a fun garden tour. I’m getting ready to start a new garden this spring. Thank you for the reminder to take those very important before pictures. The evolution of your garden is so inspiring. Thank you 🌺
This video is wonderful. It helped to see this beauty every where. Thanks for tanking the time to share your accomplishments.
Beautiful!!! TY for sharing the tips and journey with us!
LOVE that dogwood!!! I'm looking for one now. I'm in NC but same zone, climate, etc). It's STUNNING!!!!
So beautiful, thank you.
Thank you! Loved the inspiration and encouragement.
Beautiful! Your thoughts are as beautiful as your garden. Very serene, encouraging and powerful.
Hey Danielle, could you do a video on a beginner cut flower garden layout? Or maybe a layout fora flower bed the front of a house. Would love to hear advice and suggestions from you!
A joy and hope this video brought in early February! Thank you! It makes me look forward to planting and seeing my beautiful flowers blooming
Absolutely stunning!
So beautiful garden!!
Your garden looks amazing! So beautiful 😍
Fabulous video 💚💚💚💚
I was never a fan of the honey suckle vine, thought they were weedy looking however after seeing yours I am now a fan. Putting that type of Honeysuckle on my list 😆
This makes me so excited for spring 😊 I think we all needed this video!! You have such a beautiful garden, it’s my inspiration ❤
Wow !!! What a ton of progress 🤩
waaaw amazing garden home dear i love it
Stunning!
Beautiful gardens Danielle!
Beauty as always!
You're in Australia, right? Because your flowers bloom during this time.
Stunning❤
Ughhh I can't wait! Western Illinois here and getting the itch big time! Love to hear the birds. How did you train Gracie to not trample?
Your garden is so beautiful. What variety of catmint do you prefer? There are so many options.
So colorful! 💐
Such a beautiful place what variety of catmint grows next to orlaya?
Beautiful !!
This morning my husband glanced at me watching & asked if you were my favorite gardening show & why. I said well, I've learned the most from your videos, from seed starting, to bulbs, bouquets & flower conditioning & what grows well & where. Then I thought a bit more & the most helpful knowledge for any gardener that you've taught me is: learn your limits & your climate's limits. Know how much is too much to reasonably take care of & know it well to grow it well. You've shown me many shortcuts to my own success as a home gardener, putting aside what doesn't work & eliminating energy drains. You've also shared & showed how to do it beautifully! I was asked to empty my garden of blooms last year for a dear friend's wedding. You helped me have the confidence & knowledge to do that. I find it hard to watch channels where the garden is weed-filled or unkempt. Yours is always a pleasure to stroll through, a testament to knowing one's limits! Thanks for all you do & the joy you & your garden brings to all of us!
watch your videos all the time. I grow cut flowers also here in PA north of you. I was wondering if you need a sales tax license in P A to sell cut flowers. Since I cant do anything online, I have been calling so many phone numbers that Im exhausted already and thought of you to ask. Thank you so much if you can help me out. I had a greenhouse business for many years so I know the rules for that but I was told cut flowers are different.
What are your stepping stones made of?
Hi there, love all you videos. I had a question I was wondering how many bouquets you may have thrown away or maybe saved as dried flowers in the beginning of starting to sell bouquets, sometimes it gets a little discouraging. But I still love making them. Thanks
how do you keep bunnies from eating all your beautiful flowers? I'm having a terrible time with them snacking.
What are the nepeta ( catmint) variety called , anyone ? Also the white flower “cool flowers” what is the actual name?
I think it is Orlea
I have followed your garden for so many years and you have done an amazing job of making it so wonderful . Colors and plants that amazes me. So Beautiful. Love Grace too. What a loving special dog she is. Thank you for all your filming of your garden through the years. Its amazing. Also..What catmint variety do you like the best? Blessings to you and your family.