Best Cut Flowers for Shade // Northlawn Flower Farm
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- The best cut flowers for shade in order of appearance -
Bleeding Heart
Columbine
Hellebore
Astilbe
Ladies Mantle
Japanese Anemone
Solomon's Seal
Heuchera
Big Leaf Hydrangea - Let's Dance® Rave® Reblooming Hydrangea - www.provenwinn...
Oakleaf Hydrangea - Gatsby Gal Hydrangea - www.provenwinn...
Rhododendron - Black Hat® Rhododendron - www.provenwinn...
Azalea - Perfecto Mundo® Azalea www.provenwinn...
Pieris Japonica - Interstella® Lily of the Valley Shrub - www.provenwinn...
How to get the longest vase life from cut Hydrangea blooms - • How to get the longest...
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I’ve always been a gardener, but thanks to you, I now look at my shrubs, perennials and annuals in terms of arranging. It’s definitely changed how I see my plants, and deepened my appreciation for them. Thank you for adding a new and wonderful dimension to my gardening experience. 🙏🏻🌻
I completely agree! I actually appreciate my rhododendren bush now!
Oh Phyllis! This comment has truly touched me. A deeper appreciation for plants and nature is exactly what I hope to share. I'm so thankful to have garden friends like you. Thank you for these kind words.
That was so helpful!! And your arrangements, as always, are truly gorgeous 🌸
Would you consider doing a tutorial for your arrangements? How you pick your vessel - the dimensions. If you use chicken wire, etc. Thanks, Anne
This is a terrific video. Thank you for your descriptions and information not only on possible choice plants and shrubs, but also for tips on when and how to harvest...and ‘shelf life’ of each plant. You have a charming way of bringing your knowledge to your viewers.
Thank you for the invitation to enjoy your beautiful garden with you. I have learned so much from you. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for all your wonderful information. Especially grateful for the Reblooming hydrangea details. I have one and want to add more this year. I'm afraid to cut mine for fear it won't get blooms next year. It's so beautiful. New sub here. So glad to hear you are in my growing zone. Looking forward to watching more of your videos and seeing all your ideas. 🌺🌷
Hi Danielle,
I have not found many people who are is into gardening and flowers as I am but I think you are!! My yard has lots of shade. your video was very interesting. I do have pretty much all the flowers you suggested. Clematis is another one that I think grows well in partial shade and it’s really beautiful.I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for making them! I know it must be a lot of work! I always think I should make some videos but then I think of all the work it will take and I don’t do it.
Those red tulips behind u! 😍 stunning!!
Thank you so much this was so helpful. I would love to see more on shade gardening because of a new area I'm doing in my garden. I have been struggling on what and where to plant things in this area. Thank you I love watching your videos.
Great video!! Thank you.
I loved this video, because I have a lot of shady areas in my garden! Thank you!
Great video, thank you!
How could anyone dislike this wonderful presentation?....Just don’t get some people!
It is easy to hit the wrong button on a phone, especially with a big thumb 😊 I believe those are just accident dislikes, because no one could seriously dislike this video, or any or her videos 🤗
Awesome video. Thanks for covering this topic. Your arrangements are amazing.
I got a bleeding heart as present from a bet with a flower seller
I love Solomon’s seal. I have a clump of it flanked with epimedium under a tree and it’s so graceful
Thank you so much. Another great video with great info.
Very helpful. TY
Love this!! So helpful. We have been living with my in-laws and I have been foraging in their woods and landscape to put together arrangements. I have been loving azaleas and rhododendrons and the vase life is incredible!! And dogwood also.
Very helpful thanks!
The framing for this video is stunning!
I like that your choice of shade loving flowers are deer resistant too!
Omg, I literally bought an oak leaf hydrangea earlier today so I was afraid to watch this...worried that maybe I messed up and bought the wrong type of hydrangea, I didn't though. Woohoo!
Astilbe is underrated
i enjoy this videos so much! I just acquired some land for my csa that has some shade. I’m excited to fill up some spaces with beauties like these
Great video, I have a small shady corner and now I am looking how can I fit there pretty plants😚👍Thank you for the great informations and for the nice background setup 😄 Greetings, Judit
Those acid loving shade bloomers are beautiful!! 💐🦋
I especially like that your hydrangeas are blue!! 💙💙💙
Thanks for this Danielle! I have a few spots in my garden that need this!
Thank you. Was the last plant the only one resistant to deer? We are zone 7, high desert, central California in mountains, and the deer have a natural yearly trek through our backyard, if they don't get run down crossing Rt. 101 before they come up another 100 ft. or so to our house. All the plants were beautiful...sure hope we can use some of them. We've lived here 45 years , and the oaks on our back hill have grown so enormous they have covered and shadowed and shaded the 80 ft. bank of flowers that thrived in the sun 😎
Thank you💜💜💜
This was such a great video! I want to incorporate some of the shrubs you mentioned. They can add structure to my garden in the shady areas. Thanks for sharing.
your bouquet are gorgeous 😍
Wow!😲
Those Tulips looked Delicious!
And the flowers were pretty as well😘😁
Super helpful video, and beautiful flowers and arrangements! I want all of them! :)
Can't wait to try out the rhododendrons!! I've got a couple of those and mine are huge!!!
Speaking of bleeding heart... I have one that takes up a LARGE space, which I love. But there’s a HUGE void of green when I dies back. What can I do about that big empty spot, other than dividing it?
Hi Becky! Perhaps, try planting a very large hostas close to your bleeding heart. The larger cultivars (at least the ones I have) are slower to emerge and open up. By the time it's fully open the blooms on the bleeding heart should be wrapping up. Another idea would be to come in with a shade container in that area once the bleeding heart starts to die back. You could place the planter where you want late in the season, and then move it around as you see fit.
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm both great ideas I hadn’t considered. Thank you!
im surprised that coleus is not on this list of things you grow in shade. do you grow them? some people like them and some dont from what ive seen.
Love the oakleaf hydrangea too!
Great list! Awesome job editing with having all the photos in too!
Excellent video. Thanks so much. !!!!
Great list with some surprising suggestions. Thanks!
This hands down is one of the most informative, educational and truly interesting video I have seen. Thank you so much!! I now am a fan.
Beautifully done video! Great information!
Thank you! Excellent suggestions!
Thank you from hot, very humid NC z8a.
Thank you for that wonderful list of shade flowers. Your bouquets are absolutely gorgeous.
Wonderfully informative video Danielle! It brightened my cold, wet morning here in New Zealand. I received the first 2 of my bare root roses the other day and have had them soaking waiting for a change in the weather. Looking forward to your next garden tour. :)
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Thanks for this list Danielle :) Do you think you could make a list of annuals that do well in part shade/shade? BTW - rabbits love the Interstellar Pieris! They ate the tops clear off so sadly there were no blooms :(
Lovely list of plants - and your arrangements are beautiful!
Thank you so much for this video, it was so incredibly helpful and informative! My garden is mostly shaded and in watching your video I found some new things to add to my space that I had NO idea could tolerate shade!
So glad I found your channel! You seem like the friend next door; someone to share a coffee with and talk gardening! Enjoy your garden excursions and your comments about your grandmother. Mine had gorgeous garden borders and I like to think she inspires my efforts as well. Thanks for all you do.
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Thanks for this is was very helpful.
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Wow Danielle, what a great and informative video! I only have limited shade because we built in the middle of an old hay field on our farm but I do have shade along our driveway so I’m working on adding shade loving plants. This is very timely! Thanks to you, I’m trying more and more floral arrangements! 💚👩🏼🌾
Starting to plan a woodland shade garden and this is very helpful. Thank you for the great info.
You're the best !! Thank you ❤️
Thanks for sharing, so many choices 😁
What a valuable video! Thank you kindly 💗
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My grsndma had a bleedong heart plant. They always remind me of her. I always thought it was majestic to see the little hearts as a child.
This is very helpful! Thanks!
These are amazing, and I have sssoooooo much shade! 🙄 😝 Thank you for sharing this-for those of us who pray for sunshine to grow colorful cut flowers, like you! Also... watching a bouquet building video of yours you made in the past really helped me learn more about cool and warm color flower choices! Thank you for sharing, prayers for a huge successful flower stand year for you! 💐
So helpful! Thank you so much!
Did you get a new camera?? Beautiful video quality....what kind of camera do you use?
Hi Deena! It's my big photography camera. I'm not usually able to use it for videos because I need someone to film for me. Luckily, my hubby was able to help me out this time! It's a Nikon 3400.
I just went out and brought three reblooming hydrangeas after watching this video! I’m so excited for them this summer. How should I prune them? I’m nervous to prune them and not have them bloom next year!
How wonderful! I hope you will love them! Did you get a Let's Dance Rave? I'm on the hunt for one called Wee Bit Grumpy. Here is a hydrangea video I hope will be helpful - th-cam.com/video/rOUSBTraQEo/w-d-xo.html
Loved the content, didn't think you could use azalea's or rhoddies.
That Columbine arrangement was just 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Excellent video friend
Absolutely fabulous!
Thanks for sharing!
Rhododendrons are poisonous....maybe that is why they aren't used...? They are SO pretty though!!
I think a lot of places don't grow them bcuz of their acidic soil requirements.
My soil is alkaline, and while I COULD grow azaleas, and rhodies, etc. in a pot, I would still be fighting the ph of that potted soil bcuz my water is also alkaline.
For instance, azaleas are gorgeous in places where they are happiest, and visibly miserable in places where they are not...
We gardeners are always in love with blooming rhododendrons & azaleas!!
No matter if we can grow
them, or not! 💘💕💞💕💞💕
@@gardengatesopen Great point. I wonder if Deutzia would be a swap for anyone who has more alkaline soil. I have heard it can take part shade and is a good cut, but I've never personally grow it.
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I actually have no idea, I've never heard of any that might be able to grow here...
But then I've never looked too!!
I just thought they all were a lost cause to me!! 💔
Once, just ONE TIME,
I grew a Gardenia.
I kept it alive too!
But I could see it just wasn't happy... 🥺
I remember apologizing to it quite often!! hahaha!
It finally left me of its own accord one semi-cold night.
But I'll look the one up that you mentioned and see how it matches up to my conditions. Thanks for the idea! ❤
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Ok - I rushed right over to look it up!! And it sounds like a very nice species of plants!!
Deutzia plant:
▪︎They belong to the hydrangea family, and one of my sources said there's about 60 different varieties.
▪︎They can grow & flower in part shade, also likes full sun
▪︎ There are different sizes, so they range from about 3 feet tall, to 8 feet tall.
▪︎ They are mound forming shrubs w a weeping type form.
▪︎ They don't suffer from disease problems.
▪︎ Hardy in zones 5-8
▪︎ They need pruning every year, right after flowering.
▪︎ They flower on 2nd year wood (that's a new one to me!)
▪︎They can grow in a wide range of soils, including alkaline soils.
▪︎ They bloom for approx. 2 weeks out of the year
▪︎ Good cut flower
▪︎ Best of all they are fragrant!!
▪︎ The roots need to stay somewhat moist.
▪︎ The only 2 things that will do them in are
TOO MUCH moisture,
and
NOT ENOUGH moisture!
I suppose that means they are what I call - "A Goldilocks" plant. Bcuz it has some feature which needs to be
"Just Right"...
While this plant was a good try for my garden, I happen to have a very dry garden.
(unfortunately)
I just cannot count on the rain to help w any garden plants.
This also means that I would never be able to keep its roots at "just the right" level of moisture.
However, anyone who has a nice amount of moisture falling from the sky would probably LOVE this plant in the background of their border! And during those 2 weeks of blooming, they are probably providing a glorious scent that wafts thru the yard!!
And that's my review of the Deutzia plant, which
- let's not forget -
I have never grown!!
So, y'all should take all that info with a grain of google salt! 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚
Great video. Thanks for sharing 🌸🌿🌸
My mom, who is 93 years old, used to cut rhododendron for arrangements. Perhaps older generations used to do it? Thanks for highlighting it! It was a lost memory for me about my mother. I can even picture the vase she used.
I live in North Georgia where rhododendrons are native. When I plant mine, I will think of you and your Mom. 🌸
I'm wondering what the lovely deep pink flowers are in the last Astilbe photo.Can anyone tell me?
What a wonderful video! Thank you! What is the name of the striking red tulip behind you?
I’d like to know too, they are stunning!
Hi Nancy and Cynthia! The tall red one is Triumph Bastongne. It was part of the jubilee collection from Longfield Gardens.
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm Thank you!
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm Thank you so much!
Thanks. Love all of your selections 😊
Hi Nichole, I've been enjoying your videos for some time and have a question relating to this one. When you cut your Solomon's Seal, how much is it safe to cut versus leave? For the health of the plant I mean. Thanks again for producing such great content!
Now we need a bouquet featuring all these at once!
Thank you for all of your information ❤. I loveeach of the flowers that you exhibited. Respectfully Connie from GA 🇺🇸
Nice list! Thanks! I’ve got lots of shade, so this is very helpful! 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸😃
Omgoodness Thank you I have a south fence in my yard an being in west Michigan it takes for ever to unfreeze an it is hit or miss for the planting I had planted before it went up . NOW I have my list to take on the plant hunt THANKS TO YOU 💜❤️♥️💪🏻
This was so helpful! I loved seeing examples of how you used them! Can you do a video on filler flowers/plants for an arrangement?
I would love to do that Katie! I will try and make it happen!
Thank you. Enjoyed your video and your sharing it is a most welcome, rewarding and beautiful experience. Learned so much, all such gorgeous flowers! You are very lucky to have access to them.
Wow! Loved this video and subscribed. I am starting a woodland garden and didn't think there would be any colorful flowers/bushes. Wrong. Thank you!
Did you try using bergenia (like Dragonfly Sakura), bronze-leafed rodgersia or a tall cultivar of goatsbeard? It seems to me the plumes could also be potentially lovely in arrangements --- but I have no idea how long they last in the vase.
Your background on this video is breathtaking 😍. Thank you so much for the details of so many shade tolerant flowers. I just planted 1 gal columbines in my garden and they don’t seem happy. Is full sun a no no for them?
I've got a few others to add to your excellent list that I grow in part shade in the UK for cutting. Nicotiana and Hesperis (sweet rocket) both give you great scent, Lunaria (Honesty) gives flowers in spring and then seed pods for dried flowers in autumn and Brunnera Macrophylla is a great shade perennial which provides forget-me-not type flowers throughout spring into early summer plus distinctive foliage.
Lacebugs on azaleas are new to me. 😧Thank you for doing this video on shade plants. I have many of them, but don’t use them as a cut flower. Please do more videos on shade.
I am Framboos the Netherlands. I learn a lot from your video's!! Thanks!
Wonderful beautiful beautiful video! Your arrangements take my breath away always but this video was so beautiful I would love to frame the pictures! Thank you for posting this beautiful video.
Thank you for the tips. Zone information would help to know but I really enjoyed your channel.☺️
Great information! Your videos are always so helpful. Thanks so much!
I really enjoy your channel. I would very much like to learn to make a chicken wire floral frog. I’d like to know the disadvantages of floral foam.
Thanks 😊
Hellooooo, ahooooj from Slovakia, very very useful video, thank you, I am learning more and more!
Thank you for the great info....I have all these plants in my garden but never used them as cut flowers....You have a great talent in floral arrangement...
Thank you for this very helpful video. We have a cottage in Michigan that is surrounded by large, beautiful trees (and the challenging shade!) Your video has given me several ideas for flowers and shrubs that will be lovely additions to the landscape.
Maybe I missed something but I'm in Georgia and azaleas are mostly full sun. They grow in shade but at a much slower rate. My full sun azaleas are at least twice the size or more of the shade ones.
That is a wonderful list of shade loving plants, even if you don't make cut flower arrangements! Thank you!
Hi what a lovely video m just discovered Tq so much for teaching the cutting flower that I m a plant newbie who love to hv this info from garden to table . M so so sorry hv a small request hope that the name of the plant will be appear together with the plant it’s make us more easy to just snap the pic and need not to snap the pic differently as we will tend to forgot which is which 😝 once again glad to know you will follow yr sharing 😘 from Malaysia . Love your smiles .... 😍
A really helpful video as I love all these plants, but especially rhododendrons and azaleas!
Thank you!
Wonderful video. Just one suggestion; could you put the name of the plant on the screen with the plant.
I went to the link you provided to buy the rhododendron and it affirms it needs full sun. Is it going to bloom if planted in shaded/partial sun as your video recommends? Thank you