Thank you for reposting this - just what we all needed in the cold winter! I don’t think I realized before just how full your flower walk is when it is in full grown mode. So lush! All of your gardens are lovely and so inspirational!
Snowing here, - 12 F , - 18 Windchill Couldn’t have asked for a more lovely present this morning then your September garden tour. And extra bonus there is still time to order seeds and bulbs seen in the video for my 2023 garden. I’m off to shovel snow now. Thanks Danielle
Your garden and property are so beautiful. You have given me a lot of ideas of what to plant, so thank you! I am so excited to start my garden in our new home. I want to create a cottage garden near our pool where we’ll be spending most of our time this summer.
Thank you so much! This was just what I needed to get through this dreary, cold day. Much needed color and inspiration with the sweetest, most beautiful soul! You’re such a blessing! 💖
You are so generous to share your garden with us! I always grow dahlias, but your videos have convinced me to try seed dahlias. Japanese anemones are one of my favorite flowers, and so many of your seed dahlias look similar. Everything is just beautiful!
Your gardens are beautiful and inspiring, Danielle! I really appreciate the care, thought and work you pour into the this space and you sharing it through these videos. 💕 Something new I grew (and love) from seed is a perennial scabiosa. I have a whole bunch more started in Winter Sowing containers now. Dreaming of spring! So happy to see your gardens again. 😍💐
Lovely to see a summer garden on such a cold day. I know this is due to the scam issue, but I vote for holding back a summer video for winter. It reminds us of what’s coming and gets the fire going for seed starting!
Thank you for posting this garden tour, it was like a breath of fresh air on this frigid February day. Love your very lush garden. I grew dahlias and amaryllis for the first time last year and am now obsessed with both.
I was introduced to 'gaura" last year, five plants for 1.00 each. Airy, little rose, pink, and white blooms. they made it. I just clipped d foliage down new plant greening up. Going to work in a drought area. Yea. Thank you.
@@PlantPerson58 I grow some herbs in pots every year, but they never grow very vigorously that way. I mostly plant for birds & butterflies ( and beauty of course). I’m going to try cramming in as much as possible without looking messy!
I tried a new annual called Salpiglosiss and fell in love with it even though it had a rough start with a super long cold spring. I also had fun growing Dahlias from seed but mine didn’t get very tall like yours.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden, Danielle. All of your videos inspire me so very much. It is summer here in Australia so seeing your lovely hydrangeas gives me a few ideas on where to plant my own. You are such gifted gardener, with a great eye for detail.
This was really nice to see just after the other day. Certainly shows how incredible plants are. Thanks for taking the time to edit out whatever it was you did. I was hit by the scam, not my first time, sad that some are taken in by those people.
🏆 BEST PLANT OF 2022 for me was SHOAL CREEK VITEX - which I trained into a tree and have in front of my south facing sunroom windows - extremely vigorous (6 ft of growth per season!) with amazing foot long blue flowers all summer that all the pollinators loved - I’m zone 7A northern virginia - Danielle THANK-YOU for reposting this video!! I put many of your beautiful plants on my list for this spring :)
I've been wanting to add Cornel dahlia to my yard, but was stuck on how to incorporate the red color into my existing color palette. Your use of red inspired by Monty Don's jewel garden has helped me so much! Now I'm excited to see those pops of jewel tones this summer!
This will be my first year growing dahlias in SoCal 9b. Due to limited space I’ll be growing in containers. I planted the following tubers from Swan Island dahlias: Cafe au Lait. Diva. Ice tea. Fabulous. Moonstruck. Raspberry Punch. Sun kissed. Taboo. Hoping for the best. Fingers crossed. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
My best plants for 2022 were my poppies🏆 first time I was able to grow them so I was very happy:)). I also have a Pearl Glam that I bought in 2021 and it’s struggling. Hopefully it will leap this year😊. Beautiful, beautiful gardens Danielle!
Thank you for this beautiful video. Your gardens are wonderful as always. I’m beginning to get some seeds started and longing for spring. I’m going to be starting some seed dahlias, so was excited to see your seed dahlias. Your videos are a wealth of information and so much inspiration.
Danielle, how large of a piece of property are you on? You've really created beautiful layers, with est trees in the background, then a variety of shrubs and perennials. I'll have to go back and look for summer walk throughs, if you have them. We have 0.8 acres in a double village lot, but with three dogs, I need to keep much of it open, and some of our property is hilly, which makes for difficult watering. I really enjoyed your walk through, and love hydrangeas too, but only have two.
I had something exactly like your Creme de cognac but mine was purple and it had all shades of purple as ur did in its colors!! Interesting! I got it from big lots and the pic on the bag well let's just say all my Dahlias were a great surprise because the pics were not rite lol. I'm actually gonna be in the front row when they get there's in again!! The cars are no bother to any of us!
I'm wondering how and when you prune the ground covering lamb's ear? The leaves look droopy & desperately needing a prune after the winter, but I'm not sure if they'd spring back up once the weather warms up?
@Northlawn Flower Farm Hydrangeas are gorgeous 😍 😍 😍 How tall is your Invincible Spirit lol and Haas Halo hydrangea? Would you say they have reached 6ft in height?
So beautiful! Can you tell me what the bluish long spikey leafed plant is by the red bench? The leaves remind me of iris, but it’s probably not. Thank you!
Ah I see! My iris leaves usually fade before September but maybe that’s because of different factors or maybe because it’s not the reblooming kind. Thanks!
Hi Maria! Yes. I lift and store them. Here is my preferred method - th-cam.com/video/55b9aEgAzD8/w-d-xo.html&embeds_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bing.com%2F&embeds_origin=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bing.com&feature=emb_logo
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens Thank you so much Danielle. I love them and I’m finally moving part time to a house but I currently live 300 mi from it. This spring I’ll been starting from scratch. I suppose I can keep them in one area so I will find them to lift in fall. I really love all your cool spots in your yard.
Thank you for reposting this - just what we all needed in the cold winter! I don’t think I realized before just how full your flower walk is when it is in full grown mode. So lush! All of your gardens are lovely and so inspirational!
Taman yang cantik,penuh dengan bunga yang indah,
Amazing Garden🙏
Your garden looks more and more beautiful every year. Thanks for sharing ❤
You are so inspiring! Can’t wait for your 2023 garden tours
Snowing here, - 12 F , - 18 Windchill
Couldn’t have asked for a more lovely present this morning then your September garden tour. And extra bonus there is still time to order seeds and bulbs seen in the video for my 2023 garden. I’m off to shovel snow now. Thanks Danielle
Your garden and property are so beautiful. You have given me a lot of ideas of what to plant, so thank you! I am so excited to start my garden in our new home. I want to create a cottage garden near our pool where we’ll be spending most of our time this summer.
Thank you so much! This was just what I needed to get through this dreary, cold day. Much needed color and inspiration with the sweetest, most beautiful soul! You’re such a blessing! 💖
Sorry you had to deal with that situation but thanks for taking the time to post this so we could all enjoy.
Perfect timing Danielle so nice to see this on the coldest on the East Coast! Thank you
You are so generous to share your garden with us! I always grow dahlias, but your videos have convinced me to try seed dahlias. Japanese anemones are one of my favorite flowers, and so many of your seed dahlias look similar. Everything is just beautiful!
This was perfect for a February day! Really enjoyed watching it and getting ideas for the spring.
Your gardens are beautiful and inspiring, Danielle! I really appreciate the care, thought and work you pour into the this space and you sharing it through these videos. 💕 Something new I grew (and love) from seed is a perennial scabiosa. I have a whole bunch more started in Winter Sowing containers now. Dreaming of spring! So happy to see your gardens again. 😍💐
Lovely to see a summer garden on such a cold day. I know this is due to the scam issue, but I vote for holding back a summer video for winter. It reminds us of what’s coming and gets the fire going for seed starting!
I'm planting more to hopefully attract more hummingbirds. So amazing that you caught 2 on camera!!!
Thank you for posting this garden tour, it was like a breath of fresh air on this frigid February day. Love your very lush garden. I grew dahlias and amaryllis for the first time last year and am now obsessed with both.
Loved this tour the first time around and especially now that we are dealing with freezing temperatures. Dreaming of Spring!
As I am planning my spring and summer cut flower garden, i am really loving seeing this tour video!
I was introduced to 'gaura" last year, five plants for 1.00 each. Airy, little rose, pink, and white blooms. they made it. I just clipped d foliage down new plant greening up. Going to work in a drought area. Yea. Thank you.
I have a really tiny yard so I love to see what other people can achieve. Your garden is wonderful. Thanks for sharing it.
I have a small yard and it makes me sad that I’m running out of room to plant 😮
@@EmeraldPawYT Me too. I still want to expand it as much as I can this year. I like to grow herbs mostly.
@@PlantPerson58 I grow some herbs in pots every year, but they never grow very vigorously that way. I mostly plant for birds & butterflies ( and beauty of course). I’m going to try cramming in as much as possible without looking messy!
Beautiful gardens and so inspiring.
I tried a new annual called Salpiglosiss and fell in love with it even though it had a rough start with a super long cold spring. I also had fun growing Dahlias from seed but mine didn’t get very tall like yours.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden, Danielle. All of your videos inspire me so very much. It is summer here in Australia so seeing your lovely hydrangeas gives me a few ideas on where to plant my own. You are such gifted gardener, with a great eye for detail.
Thank you for the garden inspiration!
This was really nice to see just after the other day. Certainly shows how incredible plants are. Thanks for taking the time to edit out whatever it was you did. I was hit by the scam, not my first time, sad that some are taken in by those people.
🏆 BEST PLANT OF 2022 for me was SHOAL CREEK VITEX - which I trained into a tree and have in front of my south facing sunroom windows - extremely vigorous (6 ft of growth per season!) with amazing foot long blue flowers all summer that all the pollinators loved - I’m zone 7A northern virginia - Danielle THANK-YOU for reposting this video!! I put many of your beautiful plants on my list for this spring :)
So beautiful!
Everything always happens for a reason. Remember that. Beautiful garden you got Danielle.🌷🌷
I've been wanting to add Cornel dahlia to my yard, but was stuck on how to incorporate the red color into my existing color palette. Your use of red inspired by Monty Don's jewel garden has helped me so much! Now I'm excited to see those pops of jewel tones this summer!
Loved seeing this on such a cold day! Thank you! Beautiful garden 🪴
Loving it just as much as the first time especially this time of year!
This will be my first year growing dahlias in SoCal 9b. Due to limited space I’ll be growing in containers. I planted the following tubers from Swan Island dahlias: Cafe au Lait. Diva. Ice tea. Fabulous. Moonstruck. Raspberry Punch. Sun kissed. Taboo. Hoping for the best. Fingers crossed. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
My favorite plant for 2022 was the butterfly weed. It bloomed for so long and brought me monarchs and a monarch caterpillar 🐛
Wonderful video!!! You've inspired me to make more landscaping areas for cut flowers.
I really needed to see this right now! Can't wait until spring. Thanks for sharing.
My best plants for 2022 were my poppies🏆 first time I was able to grow them so I was very happy:)). I also have a Pearl Glam that I bought in 2021 and it’s struggling. Hopefully it will leap this year😊. Beautiful, beautiful gardens Danielle!
Thank you for this beautiful video. Your gardens are wonderful as always. I’m beginning to get some seeds started and longing for spring. I’m going to be starting some seed dahlias, so was excited to see your seed dahlias. Your videos are a wealth of information and so much inspiration.
Just beautiful. You are very talented.
Danielle, how large of a piece of property are you on? You've really created beautiful layers, with est trees in the background, then a variety of shrubs and perennials. I'll have to go back and look for summer walk throughs, if you have them. We have 0.8 acres in a double village lot, but with three dogs, I need to keep much of it open, and some of our property is hilly, which makes for difficult watering. I really enjoyed your walk through, and love hydrangeas too, but only have two.
I had something exactly like your Creme de cognac but mine was purple and it had all shades of purple as ur did in its colors!! Interesting! I got it from big lots and the pic on the bag well let's just say all my Dahlias were a great surprise because the pics were not rite lol. I'm actually gonna be in the front row when they get there's in again!! The cars are no bother to any of us!
So beautiful! ❤️
Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden!!!
I was wondering if it's not a secret would you share where did you buy the black arbors from? TIA
Greetings, I saw your post regarding Snapdragons , your Snapdragons are absolutely glamorous, what company do you purchase your seeds from ?
Just stunning ❤ !!! I’ve coveted your Japanese Cedar for so long and can’t find one for sale anywhere 😢
I'm wondering how and when you prune the ground covering lamb's ear? The leaves look droopy & desperately needing a prune after the winter, but I'm not sure if they'd spring back up once the weather warms up?
Did you start your cup and saucer vine inside or direct?
@Northlawn Flower Farm Hydrangeas are gorgeous 😍 😍 😍 How tall is your Invincible Spirit lol and Haas Halo hydrangea? Would you say they have reached 6ft in height?
Hi friend! I would say Haas Halo is about 5 1/2 ft and Invincible Spirit 2 is about 4-41/2 ft. They are both about 4-6 years old.
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens Thank you ❤️❤️
Thank you very much for the video. The single and double Amaryllis do you sell them
Hi Maria! I’m sorry I don’t. I get most of my bulbs from Longfield Gardens.
Love your. My rose.
What is the light sage colored plant on either side of your gate? Just lovely tour!
Thanks Karen! It’s bergartten sage.
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens Thank you! Very striking against that black fence.
So beautiful! Can you tell me what the bluish long spikey leafed plant is by the red bench? The leaves remind me of iris, but it’s probably not. Thank you!
Hi Sarah! Those are reblooming bearded iris.
Ah I see! My iris leaves usually fade before September but maybe that’s because of different factors or maybe because it’s not the reblooming kind. Thanks!
한국에서 너의 스토리를 잘 보고 있어요. 너무 아름다워요~~^^
watching your garden in Korea. very much beautiful ~~ ^^
So you lift and bring in all those dalias Danielle? I’m in zone 7.
Hi Maria! Yes. I lift and store them. Here is my preferred method - th-cam.com/video/55b9aEgAzD8/w-d-xo.html&embeds_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bing.com%2F&embeds_origin=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bing.com&feature=emb_logo
@@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens Thank you so much Danielle. I love them and I’m finally moving part time to a house but I currently live 300 mi from it. This spring I’ll been starting from scratch. I suppose I can keep them in one area so I will find them to lift in fall. I really love all your cool spots in your yard.
I’m unfamiliar with seed dahlias-is this how big they get the first year? 😄
Hi Sarah! Most of the seed dahlias I’ve grown have ended up being tall.
I love the all the variety, it’s so fun-are these ones that you called seed dahlias one season old?
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