The fall flower stand is filled with dahlias come October! Join me in setting up the flower stand for fall while we chat dahlias, jewels of opar, and mahogany splendor hibiscus.
If not for the season your bouquets are the perfect reds for Chinese New Year! Imagine them with red couplets flanking the front door, paper carving ornaments that adorn the walls, quilted jackets on people, red envelops (money gifts) you happily tuck away in a pocket, paper lanterns and long strings of firecrackers. All in that heart-warming range of orange-y-reds.
I just love your videos! They're so informative! The red/burgundy bouquets are so pretty... I also love seeing Grace with a case of the zoomies in the background 😄 So cute 👍
As usual,,, they all look fabulous. I get so much joy out of watching the bouquet's come together. I worked as a floral designer in my University days, and those fond memories come flooding back to me. I didn't arrange in my hands. I arranged right in the selected vases, as all standard designers did back then. The hand arranging came much later. You've been right on par every single time you post updated arrangements. You should keep this going as long as it brings you joy. Steelers..ARG!!! That was the only downfall of the video!!! lol
Your husband was smoking some wings! Lol it took me a minute to figure out what you were talking about…😆😆😆😆😳😜😜. Thanks again and as always for such enjoyable and educational material!
Bouquets are gorgeous today Danielle. If I lived near you, I would definitely buy every week! Great value and stunning arrangements. Thank you for sharing your garden and knowledge with us. BLESSINGS-Kate
Just beautiful, as always. For those of us that do not instagram, we'd love a stream of photos here too, maybe set to some of your mom's lovely music. By the way, Grace looked like she was having a grand time running around the yard.
Gorgeous bouquets Danielle! I must get some Jewels of Opar seeds - they are a stunning filler. I love how you grow your cut flowers from your landscape garden. You might be interested to watch an English lady who does much the same as you in her garden. Her name is Kathryn and her YT channel is 'fierceblooms'. You and her are my top go-to channels for cut flowers and arranging.
Good morning, flower friend! Thanks for sharing your day with us. And thank you for explaining how you arrange your bouquets. It makes complete sense. I'd love to see any Halloween bouquets you make. 🎃 Have a great day!
Thanks for the tip on the 25 degree turn in your hand when making your bouquets. I think I might have better luck with that than some of the other ways I've seen bouquets made. I also like the idea of always making bouquets as if they were going to be hand tied even if they're going in a vase or jar. I'm still learning and all these tips are appreciated!! I did it!! I cut some dahlias, placed them in my hand, turned 25 degrees and made a beautiful arrangement for a vase!! THANKS!! I'm feeling more confident, sadly in Maryland, my cutting is almost done but I'm ready for next year.
I start out making my bouquet similar to you putting the stems straight-up-and-down and once I have about 3 or 4 stems in my hand then I start to do them all at is all at a 45゚ angle holding the bouquet more vertically rather than horizontally.
Beautiful bouquets and such fall vibes! 🌾 I do the hand tied bouquets for jar arrangements too (I’m pretty sure I learned that from you originally ☺️) Thanks for taking us along!
I'm really enjoying your blogs. I trained ad a floral designer but only worked at it for a few months. A home flower stand might be a way to make a little extra money for me next year.
Fummer! That's funny! Here in Central Texas Fummer can last our entire Winter! (Here's hoping we don't get a harsh Winter this year 🤞) Anyway, down here we might have to change Fummer to Finter! ❤
Oh my I ordered Talinum years ago for a customer and they reseeded EVERYWHERE. It took forever to get rid of them in my greenhouse. I think they even reseeded outside. (Zone 6 b) They sure are pretty in an arrangement but most of my customers are looking for a plant with more flower size.
Is that Peonies blooming behind you at 6:00? How do you get them to bloom in the fall? Oh I think they’re Dahlias…after watching the vid…arrangement was gorgeous.
These are gorgeous and they are getting me excited for fall colors! Can you please tell me the name of the orange mum is? I’m used to the bushy smaller mums but that long stem one you used is beautiful.
Hi Danielle, just wondering when you germinate your jewels of opar and do you succession plant them at all. Also, what type of mum is that, the stems are so nice and long and they are so pretty, I just love them! Thanks so much ♥️ Lauren
This is my first year trying to grow Jewels of Opar. I've been looking through your Playlist trying to find where you talk about growing this flower but haven't found anything yet. If you haven't put out a video on this do you have any tips on growing it from seed? I've been trying to watch many of your videos they are great.
I'd like to see your sunflowers. Love the cornel. How much do you sell these arrangements for if you dont mind me asking. They look very expensive. So professional
Danielle, such a simple, beautiful combo and great tips as always! I passed on Jewels of Opar this year but will try next year for sure. How many Cornel plants do you have growing to be able to cut that many blooms at once? I have one plant for the first time and love it too. Thanks!
The arrangements are so lovely! I'd like to try my hand with Jewel of Opar but the seeds are all sold out everywhere :( I'll watch any video you make :)
I am in southwest PA. I would like to get started with a cut garden. Could you point me to any videos that would detail getting started? (I am thinking about starting smaller and perhaps getting to the point of doing a small stand.)
Thanks Danielle so pretty. Question. I live in zone 8. I bought the book Cool Flowers from watching your video. I started seeds and realized now I misunderstood the directions. I thought I was supposed to plant the seed 6-8 weeks before the first frost. But I think they should be in the ground 6-8 weeks before last frost. I planted Delphinium and Foxglove. Can someone please advise me what to do. Thank you. 🙄
Hi Dorothy! Sounds like you are doing the right thing. If a plant is hardy in your zone it can be planted in fall 6-8 before your first frost. If a plant is not hardy in your zone it should be planted in very early spring 6-8 weeks before the last frost. Everyone can plant in very early spring. Fall planting is plant by plant by hardiness zone. Since you are in a warm zone you can do alot of fall planting. Anything zone 8 or lower (colder) in the glossary you can fall plant. If it helps - I'm in 6b - here is what I have sown in the fall to overwinter- bachelors buttons, ammi, dara, nigella, bells of ireland, bupleurum, larkspur, snapdragons, sweet william, and feverfew. There are lots more I could sow, but that's what I'm growing for this year into next.
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm Thankyou for that. But I won’t be able to get it in the ground 6-8 weeks before it freezes. The seedlings are very small right now. Sorry if I’m a slow learner. 🙄
Could you share how many Jewels of opar you plant to get what you need? I’d like to add that to my garden next year for bouquets and I’m not sure how many I would need.
If not for the season your bouquets are the perfect reds for Chinese New Year! Imagine them with red couplets flanking the front door, paper carving ornaments that adorn the walls, quilted jackets on people, red envelops (money gifts) you happily tuck away in a pocket, paper lanterns and long strings of firecrackers. All in that heart-warming range of orange-y-reds.
Those arrangements are stunning!! Loved seeing Grace racing back n forth behind you! Lol. And yes, please post any arranging you do!
Agree! Go Grace! 🐕
Thank you very much for sharing your beautiful garden still lots of colors love your dahlias. ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
I just love your videos! They're so informative! The red/burgundy bouquets are so pretty... I also love seeing Grace with a case of the zoomies in the background 😄 So cute 👍
As usual,,, they all look fabulous. I get so much joy out of watching the bouquet's come together. I worked as a floral designer in my University days, and those fond memories come flooding back to me. I didn't arrange in my hands. I arranged right in the selected vases, as all standard designers did back then. The hand arranging came much later. You've been right on par every single time you post updated arrangements. You should keep this going as long as it brings you joy.
Steelers..ARG!!! That was the only downfall of the video!!! lol
Fabulous flower arrangements and video.
Love your floral arrangements. You’re an inspiration to beginner gardeners like me.
Your husband was smoking some wings! Lol it took me a minute to figure out what you were talking about…😆😆😆😆😳😜😜. Thanks again and as always for such enjoyable and educational material!
I would totally buy one of those bouquets if I was nearby! The colors are so vibrant! Nice job! 👍
You grow beautiful flowers and create a gorgeous bouquets❤! Thank you for your wonderful videos and hard work!
I think you are my favorite flower guide 🌺 I have learned a lot !
Beautiful bouquets…rich , warm , happy colour. ❤️🌺
I love those colors together! Now I must try to grow Jewels of Opar!
I learn so much here. Never heard of Jewel of Opar before but thats probably because I live in Belgium.
Omg ! Breath taking colors🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍love your flowers and Arrangements if I lived near you I would buy them every week from you.
Yes, would love to see late season arrangement with the sunflowers
Bouquets are gorgeous today Danielle. If I lived near you, I would definitely buy every week! Great value and stunning arrangements. Thank you for sharing your garden and knowledge with us. BLESSINGS-Kate
I’ve never heard of Jewels of Opal before but it is beautiful, I’ll have to try and find some seeds. Beautiful bouquets Danielle.
I would love to see what you do with your sunflowers in November! 🌻
Beautiful arrangements... Love the colour combination... Enjoyed watching your work... Hope to see more.. Stay safe...
Hello from Pittsburgh
I ❤️the video...hope all is well in your beautiful garden.
#1 fan from Pittsburgh 🌻
Just beautiful, as always. For those of us that do not instagram, we'd love a stream of photos here too, maybe set to some of your mom's lovely music. By the way, Grace looked like she was having a grand time running around the yard.
Beautiful, and the colors are so saturated. I can't wait to grow and use Jewels-of-Opar! Yes, please show us what you do with the sunflowers! Thanks.
Fantastic!!!
Gorgeous bouquets Danilelle, and Iove your dahlias, they looks so abundant and healthy!
Everything looks lovely! I'd love to see the sunflowers when they make their appearance ☺️
gorgeous bouquets. The Jewel of Opar is the perfect delicate balance to the dahlias and mums. .
Beautiful !
That last shot of the Mexican Sage is FANTASTIC!!!
SUCH a beautiful plant!!!
Beautiful! I need to grow Jewels of Opar next year i like it. Also thanks for the tip on putting it together first then putting it in the vase!
Absolutely beautiful bouquets!!
So awesome arrangements!! Wow!
Love your bouquets! Always love to watch what you do with your flowers!
Thank you love your videos 🥰 💐🐝🧤👒🐨🦘🇦🇺 Karen from Australia
Beautiful arrangements
Those bouquets are so pretty!!! I love your choice of colors!!! 🌸💖👍👋🌸🌸🌸
Gorgeous bouquets Danielle! I must get some Jewels of Opar seeds - they are a stunning filler. I love how you grow your cut flowers from your landscape garden. You might be interested to watch an English lady who does much the same as you in her garden. Her name is Kathryn and her YT channel is 'fierceblooms'. You and her are my top go-to channels for cut flowers and arranging.
Good morning, flower friend! Thanks for sharing your day with us. And thank you for explaining how you arrange your bouquets. It makes complete sense. I'd love to see any Halloween bouquets you make. 🎃 Have a great day!
beautiful arrangements
As always my favorite! I always learn so much from you! Bouquets like no other!! Thank you! ❤
Thank you for your channel! Joy, knowledge, beauty and ‘Grace’ all in one place. Greetings from Maine!
Gorgeous as always!
Beautiful arrangements. Thanks for sharing.
Great video! Beautiful arrangement. 🙂
I need jewels of opar so bad! I love monochromatic arrangements
I love ❤️ you beautiful videos! It is so helpful seeing how you put those together 😁 I would love to see the Sunflowers 🌻 I hope they make it!🙏🤗
Miss D! Absolutely GORGEOUS bouquets! Thanks! How is Rocky now? ❤ Linda 🇨🇦
Thanks for the tip on the 25 degree turn in your hand when making your bouquets. I think I might have better luck with that than some of the other ways I've seen bouquets made. I also like the idea of always making bouquets as if they were going to be hand tied even if they're going in a vase or jar. I'm still learning and all these tips are appreciated!!
I did it!! I cut some dahlias, placed them in my hand, turned 25 degrees and made a beautiful arrangement for a vase!! THANKS!! I'm feeling more confident, sadly in Maryland, my cutting is almost done but I'm ready for next year.
They are beautiful Danielle 💕 and I cannot wait for the dried flower Christmas tree 🎄
Ha! I saw that maple bacon coffee & almost bought it but now you have me really curious 😋 beautiful fall bouquets 💐 your dahlias are amazing!
Grace running by hahaha!
GORGEOUS wow love those arrangements
I start out making my bouquet similar to you putting the stems straight-up-and-down and once I have about 3 or 4 stems in my hand then I start to do them all at is all at a 45゚ angle holding the bouquet more vertically rather than horizontally.
Beautiful bouquets and such fall vibes! 🌾 I do the hand tied bouquets for jar arrangements too (I’m pretty sure I learned that from you originally ☺️) Thanks for taking us along!
I'm really enjoying your blogs. I trained ad a floral designer but only worked at it for a few months. A home flower stand might be a way to make a little extra money for me next year.
Beautiful bouquets :)
Fummer! That's funny!
Here in Central Texas Fummer can last our entire Winter!
(Here's hoping we don't get a harsh Winter this year 🤞)
Anyway, down here we might have to change Fummer to Finter! ❤
Beautiful!! Gorgeous colors!
I would love to see what you do with sunflowers in November
Oh my I ordered Talinum years ago for a customer and they reseeded EVERYWHERE. It took forever to get rid of them in my greenhouse. I think they even reseeded outside. (Zone 6 b) They sure are pretty in an arrangement but most of my customers are looking for a plant with more flower size.
I ordered Cornell dahlias after seeing yours
Thanks
Jewels of opar makes tubers and can therefore be digged up and stored like Dahlias 😀👍
Those arrangements are stunning! 😍
I’d like to see you make and explain how to make a chicken wire frog.
Good... 😁
What do you use for water solution so the flowers can last longer . Hello from West Virginia
Love those reds!
Do you have a video of you actually setting up your stand?
Is that Peonies blooming behind you at 6:00? How do you get them to bloom in the fall?
Oh I think they’re Dahlias…after watching the vid…arrangement was gorgeous.
I absolutely love these arrangements!!! I really want to grow mahogany splendor this season, any tips on seed starting it?
These are gorgeous and they are getting me excited for fall colors! Can you please tell me the name of the orange mum is? I’m used to the bushy smaller mums but that long stem one you used is beautiful.
Ive heard of jewels of opad but have never seen them in person but i am considering starting them from seeds.
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Hi Danielle, just wondering when you germinate your jewels of opar and do you succession plant them at all. Also, what type of mum is that, the stems are so nice and long and they are so pretty, I just love them! Thanks so much ♥️ Lauren
This is my first year trying to grow Jewels of Opar. I've been looking through your Playlist trying to find where you talk about growing this flower but haven't found anything yet. If you haven't put out a video on this do you have any tips on growing it from seed? I've been trying to watch many of your videos they are great.
I'd like to see your sunflowers. Love the cornel. How much do you sell these arrangements for if you dont mind me asking. They look very expensive. So professional
Danielle, such a simple, beautiful combo and great tips as always! I passed on Jewels of Opar this year but will try next year for sure. How many Cornel plants do you have growing to be able to cut that many blooms at once? I have one plant for the first time and love it too. Thanks!
The arrangements are so lovely! I'd like to try my hand with Jewel of Opar but the seeds are all sold out everywhere :( I'll watch any video you make :)
It looks like johnnyseeds has them if you're looking.
@@stacylesniewski107 Thank you Stacy :) I'll take a look...
I am in southwest PA. I would like to get started with a cut garden. Could you point me to any videos that would detail getting started? (I am thinking about starting smaller and perhaps getting to the point of doing a small stand.)
Thanks Danielle so pretty. Question. I live in zone 8. I bought the book Cool Flowers from watching your video. I started seeds and realized now I misunderstood the directions. I thought I was supposed to plant the seed 6-8 weeks before the first frost. But I think they should be in the ground 6-8 weeks before last frost. I planted Delphinium and Foxglove. Can someone please advise me what to do. Thank you. 🙄
Hi Dorothy! Sounds like you are doing the right thing. If a plant is hardy in your zone it can be planted in fall 6-8 before your first frost. If a plant is not hardy in your zone it should be planted in very early spring 6-8 weeks before the last frost. Everyone can plant in very early spring. Fall planting is plant by plant by hardiness zone. Since you are in a warm zone you can do alot of fall planting. Anything zone 8 or lower (colder) in the glossary you can fall plant. If it helps - I'm in 6b - here is what I have sown in the fall to overwinter- bachelors buttons, ammi, dara, nigella, bells of ireland, bupleurum, larkspur, snapdragons, sweet william, and feverfew. There are lots more I could sow, but that's what I'm growing for this year into next.
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm Thankyou for that. But I won’t be able to get it in the ground 6-8 weeks before it freezes. The seedlings are very small right now. Sorry if I’m a slow learner. 🙄
Is jewels of opar shade tolerant?
Could you share how many Jewels of opar you plant to get what you need? I’d like to add that to my garden next year for bouquets and I’m not sure how many I would need.
How much do u sell the bouquets for?
Not to put you in the spot light but your very pretty!! How young are you may I ask? Lol 🐕 must of seen a rabbit lol!!
Beautiful!
Beautiful!