15 Flowers to Sow in Autumn 🌸💐 Cold Tolerant Plants in Australia

[@lesleighaltmann535]

Thanks so much ! I’ve been looking for Aussie gardeners to follow and found your lovely self and you shared new names as well

[@inyayardhomestead5693]

G'day Robyn, some really great flower varieties. Flowers are definitely a must in every garden. God bless you guys. 🦘👍

[@thenaturepatch]

Thanks Josh! Exciting to try some new flowers in the cooler climate!

[@thelittlegreyshed9843]

Awesome, Ive planted poppies, nigella, cosmos and cornflowers

[@thenaturepatch]

That's awesome! Hope you get some beautiful blooms :)

[@psychicbeautybabe4296]

Loving the life of flowers as i hit 35 and single lol

[@whipbirdenvironmental]

Lots of great flowers goign in. The garden will look great with all those blossoms, personally very excited about the Indigofera!

[@MarigoldsintheGarden]

I love watching all of your videos, Robyn. You are a wonderful gardener. Do you think it is too late to sow these cold season seeds you that have talked about in this video, in early June? You mentioned that you used to live here in Sth East QLD. I live near Dulong on the Sunshine Coast. We have a cooler microclimate here, as we are away from the coast by about 16km, in the foothills of the range. Our nighttime temps are below 10 C. and between 14 to 22C by day. July will be colder, unless it rains.

[@abigaildawn2996]

This was a awesome list I hadn’t seen aquilaria before and it’s beautiful

[@judyholdsworth7096]

Another great video, thanks. I agree with adding flowers to a garden, including to a vegetable garden and I always have calendula, achillea, nasturtiums and marigolds in mine and they seem to flower most of the year if I keep the dead flowers cut off. They are great to attract beneficial insects and for the colour. I am in a coastal frost free area as well. In my non veg garden I grow the small snapdragon and the saved seed does really well and the wall flowers and petunias which seem to flower most of the year if I cut the dead flower heads off. I have just planted some poppy seeds someone gave me from Woolworths gardening promotion packs. I’ve never grown them before but looking forward to it. Getting a little bit tired of the rain now. Here’s to happy gardening hours.

[@weezerr2d283]

Thanks for the video…I’m just getting my seeds together planting Lemon balm , euthanasia,sage,basil lemon, and mint …stay safe and take care !! “I do micro greens as well “

[@thenaturepatch]

Thanks for watching! ☺️

[@kardicat9055]

You will probably find having the cooler weather the flowers will do well. Thanks for the reminder I will have to get my act together this weekend and start planting. Love delphiniums but don’t do well in Brisbane. Ohh cocktails … just have to rewind ..ahh borage,I have some of those seeds. Nemesia’s are really pretty and have a beautiful perfume.

[@miamia-mp7nr]

I love watching your channel so much! so so soothing

[@thenaturepatch]

So glad you're liking the videos! Calendula is such a wonderful plant. Enjoy the flowers! 🥰

[@narendrapantham]

Big likeeee 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@FaithandFun-w6q]

Wonderful content 💜 love it, thank you for sharing!

[@yanisrihandayani]

Thank you for sharing , a plants are very nice and beautiful , your garden very wide

[@reneezacharias3284]

If you’re looking for more unusual or hard to find seeds maybe try joining the diggers club. They’re Australian wide and specialise in saving heirloom seeds.

[@jennypender1290]

Hi Robyn watch out for slugs, snails and wind for delphiniums. I found nemesia diss like cold wet soil. Thrive in hot dry areas.

[@patrickkelly4400]

really would be interested to know how your location compares to us in melbourne. Think i should be able to grow most of these

[@sylviagerritsen7975]

I grew poppies last year, they were gorgeous but very ugly when they finished flowering. I’m trying aquilegia right now, they are tiny seedlings at the moment, my delphiniums are also tiny seedlings right now, looking very healthy. I have had snapdragons flowering now for a full two years, they’re great. I tried marigolds last year, I had a 50/50 success rate with them. My chrysanthemums are just coming back into flower now AND DIDN’t even bother dead heading them at the end of flowering last year. I’m in coastal WA.

[@GunShot101]

mmm good time to start plantinng some balbs hope you get some garlic in soon

[@thenaturepatch]

Won’t be planting garlic this year, but yes, lots of bulbs!

[@BloomedEverAfter]

Hi Robyn, do you sow direct or do you grow them indoors and plant out?

[@GunShot101]

try osmacoat seed rasing and cutting mix i realy think its the best to rase seeds stays weet so soft

[@GunShot101]

love poopys if you get the right you can milk the medesen out ov them hellp with paine or to sleep