August Garden Tour // Full Garden Tour // Northlawn Flower Farm

[@ashsteiger5537]

Beautiful! Enjoyed watching May and then this tour. I’m a new Gardner since last year and I’m loving it.

[@marywhelan6366]

Just wonderful, thank you for sharing..I am hooked already!

[@jeannet9592]

It's amazing how much you pack into your property!

[@rulu3345]

Yes, we gardeners are nurturers. Thanks, for sharing your beautiful garden!

[@sherryo.6600]

Creme de Cassis, Kelvin Floodlight, Pinelands Princess, Labyrinth, Myrtle's Folly, Tartan, Electric Flash, Star Elite, Motto and Vancouver are my top10 favorite dahlias but I really love them all and cannot go without them in all of my beds. Love your videos! Thanks for sharing. 💜🌿

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Thank you so much! I'm going to look all these up now!

[@pragueinbloom1110]

Nice garden! And the coleus is awesome!

[@dianem7771]

I can't get enough of your beautiful garden. Thank you for the tour.

[@myhomerumahku2485]

Wonderful garden. Beautiful flowers 🌸

[@jazzybutterflygarden]

I enjoyed your fall tour. Thank you for sharing. JazzyButterflyGarden🦋

[@kerrydibiasio3784]

It's all beautiful and real! Perfection is overrated.

[@klk12399]

Beautiful garden tour! I've mostly focus on bushes and perennials, but you've inspired me to try cut flowers next year.

[@moi_dom_i_sad]

Прекрасный сад!!!

[@Michellemybelle1996]

Thanks for taking the time to share your garden with us again Danielle! I’m learning a lot from you this year. I started a cutting garden this year here in Michigan. You’ve inspired me to add additional cutting plants throughout my entire yard. I really appreciate your channel! Warm regards🌻

[@redmountaingirl9611]

I have a guess for the Salvia plant at around 16:38 it looks a lot like 'Amistad'. What a fun tour! Can't wait to see the obedient plant in full bloom!

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Thank you!

[@karie3]

I always enjoy your garden tours, it's like I am in a friends garden and we're walking around looking at all the beautiful flowers. Everyone that comes to my house always wants a garden tour. I only have acre but it is packed with flower beds!!!! The entire perimeter of our yard is flower beds and around our house too. Then flower beds within the yard too, so then it makes garden paths all over our yard. I have been gardening in my space for 18 years now. How did you get into doing a flower farm? In your area, do you get alot of people stopping by to buy your arrangements? One of my dreams is to some way sell flowers....not arrangements because I am not good at making them, but more like selling pots of flowers. I have a big collection of different types of daylilies and hostas. Now I am really into starting tons of annuals by seed. I started lots of perennials by winter sowing.

[@vickiperkins476]

Beautiful tour. In this time, we are so thankful for our gardens. Love yours ❤️❤️

[@veronikasladekova5226]

I remember picking dogwood berries with my grandpa. My grandma used to make a preserve with sugar sirup, we realy liked it just the pits where too big compared to fruit part.

[@davidhatfield5714]

Love to watch. Here in S.C. we say lan-tan-a so I love to hear you say lawn-tan-a. A perennial here, So many different color combinations and types from bush like, round mounting, to low to ground types. Love me some lantana

[@PleasantPrickles]

I’m sorry about your storm damage, but your garden looks great, even as summer is winding down! Thanks for the tour. Yes, we gardeners need to nurture! 🌸🌱🌱🌱🌱

[@marylynnhaynes7558]

I love the coleus with the sage. I’m going to borrow your idea next year😊

[@asherahsantos884]

Yes on the hydrangea in your front garden!😘

[@wsog3]

Love coleus to fill in!!

[@Dahliaismypassion]

Wonderful garden Danielle! Love your videos!❤️ So inspiring to see how much can be achieved in just a few short months.

[@yvencia1150]

Beautiful

[@flowerfarmarts]

I adore all of your hydrangeas! I have only four and would like to have at least ten for my cutting garden!

[@kathyryan4153]

Endless summer hydrangeas would be nice along the front of the house...they will take less sun and do well in front on my east facing house...nice tour as always...TFS

[@audreysweeney5338]

You do a beautiful job with your garden. Just lovely!

[@Funshine4u]

Absolutely beautiful garden!! I was happy to see that you have a firelight tid bit hydrangea. I am awaiting mine to arrive soon. In your front garden, I love most of what you already have. I would plant hydrangeas next to the steps and add some different colored heuchera for a pop.

[@karazuber5448]

Really beautiful ❤️ you should be proud of all your hard work, this time of the year I know we’re all a little beat up....I’m trying to hang in there myself girl!

[@monawolfe]

Looks beautiful! I like the Hydrangea idea for the front but maybe also apricot color Roses mixed in that way you always have some blooms & color, and small boxwoods on the other side of the walk for structure. Depending on the amount of light you get in that spot I vote for any blue color hydrangeas bc I can’t get them to bloom in my zone and I suffer from blue Hydrangea envy. 😊🌿🌸

[@GardenDoodles]

Enjoyed it. Wish we had more late summer colors in our garden like yours does. We had some storm damage also so our garden looks more “tired” than usual, unlike yours which still looks fantastic.

[@danettegallaher8493]

Your garden is beautiful 💕

[@ShaneHickey]

Just lost my tithonia to a storm this week. It was so beautiful!

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

I'm so sorry to hear that Shane! Is any of it salvageable?

[@ShaneHickey]

@@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens you're very kind to ask. A few were and I am grateful for that. Be well.

[@damaihijau]

Beautiful garden like in the dream.

[@joycedagostino8869]

Thank you for another wonderful garden tour. I love the coleus, they make such great fillers for bouquets. Your colors are so beautiful, I need to try to grow those next year. I have most of my coleus in pots and just bring them in for the winter and they do great. This has been such a difficult year, both with weather and the virus. Thanks for sharing and hope you have a wonderful flower selling season for September.

[@MaggieKhloe]

I enjoyed watching you. Thanks for sharing.

[@windhammer1237]

Beautiful garden.

[@Plantenjoyrepeat]

Beautiful garden my is immature this year i'm really envying your garden but keep up it georgeous

[@janicesgarden5748]

Great tour if i was closer to you id take the hosta. Lol.

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Haha! I would happily give you five!

[@lorrainecourtney4589]

Love the idea of recreating your grandmas entrance garden 😁 love the coleus 😊 Is the pink flamingo celosia a perrenial ? I would fill the front with a bunch of shade loving coleus... although with them being annuals it may become an expensive project to redo every spring. Maybe hydrangea with coleus in between them 😉

[@ejohnson3131]

White Wedding hydrangeas from Southern Living would look amazing in front of your house. But I don't know about only two hours of sunlight. What do you have as lawn? It doesn't look like grass. I have seen a lot of people take out their grass and replace it with ground covers that grow low to the ground and they say it's maintenance free.

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Hi there! We have mainly clover and violets.

[@ejohnson3131]

Northlawn Flower Farm - Thank you so much! It would be amazing if you did a video on that. How you planted it. How you maintain it. Fertilize it, etc. I would really appreciate it as I'm looking to replace part of my lawn with either a wild flower meadow or some kind of groundcover. Do they sell it as sod? Sorry for all the questions!

[@gardengirl7446]

The autumn garden is my favorite and yours is superb Miss D! I LOVE the color blaze coleus. Next year I will try rediculous and Sedona....SO beautiful! Thanks for such a great tour! My eye is recovering so I can actually see the details now!! Love from Linda...your friend in Canada

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

So glad to hear your recovering Linda!

[@ikillprettythingz7947]

I haven't gotten into coleus yet but by next year you bet I'm going to be planting them up LOL yours are eye candy to me

[@ElizabethM824]

Beautiful garden! Good succession planting tips. What is the evergreen or conifer to the left of the peach melba nasturtiums at 18:37? Thanks.

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Hi Elizabeth! That is a Japenese Cedar.

[@younglee3285]

Thank you for another beautiful tour! What zone are you in that you can direct seed spring flowers in the fall? I'm in zone 6 and wondering if i can direct seed in the fall as well. Can u do a video on your fall direct seeding? Thank you

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Hi there! I'm in 6b. I will try my best to get a video out on that. I would recommend the book "Cool Flowers." The book taught me so much about hardy annuals.

[@GardeningOnTaylorMountain]

Rockin’ Fushia Salvia

[@TheCraftedCloset]

Beautiful garden. The salvia maybe Wendy’s Wish.

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Thank you!

[@dianadonnelly]

Your garden is so inspiring. I’m obsessed with coleus. I have a melon colored one that I want in every bed. I notice you don’t grow roses?

[@maryfallon2474]

Beautiful gardens! Can you tell me what is the large grass?? with the fluffy seed heads to the right of the large hydrangea at the beginning?? Many thanks

[@bgeri5302]

Hi love your garden and tour. Did I see a Norfolk pine? I have mine indoors but would love if I could plant it outside. I’m in zone 8b I believe. What zone are you? Thnx

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Hi there! I'm in 6b. I believe you're referencing the Cryptomeria japonica 'Sekkan-sugi' (Japanese Cedar). Here in 6b I have to keep my Norfolk Pine inside. I checked some of my books and it looks like the Norfolk can only go outside in zone 10 and 11. I hope that is helpful!

[@bgeri5302]

@@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens OH thanks for this. I will check out the Japanese Cedar, it is beautiful.

[@phyllisbrandon6636]

Hello, The pink flamingo celosia really caught my eye and i did a search for the seeds but only found flamingo feather celosia. Is it the same plant? Love your garden tours!

[@isabellentxawm6773]

Beautiful garden as always. Do you have an irrigation system to water your garden?

[@dianabradf3898]

When you mention the flowers and the plant is not flowering can you show a picture of it when it is in full bloom that would really enhance your web footage.

[@debbyfletcher2941]

You mentioned planting Larkspur seeds, is that for fall flowering or next spring?

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Hi Debby! I plant it in the fall to flower in the spring.

[@phyllisbrandon6636]

Is pink flamingo celosia the same as flamingo feather celosia?

[@amytransue8756]

I am in the same zone as you and have a question. Do you direct seed your straw flowers in the fall, or start them early and transplant in spring?

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Hi Amy! I start in late winter and put them out in very early spring.

[@npgray2010]

how do you keep apples on the trees for harvest because the squirrel eat all my apples from all 3 trees including my 3 pear trees

[@shelleycarmichael3454]

What are thrips and what do you do about them.

[@GardeningOnTaylorMountain]

I’m sure you’ve said this before but since I’m new to your channel, what zone are you in? Everything looks beautiful!

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Hi there! I'm in 6b.

[@GardeningOnTaylorMountain]

That’s my zone too! I’m in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia 💚

[@sheilastromberger2275]

Does anyone know what the shrub/tree is at 18:39 (amongst the nasturtiums)?

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Hi! It's a Japanese Cedar.

[@gardengirl7446]

Ps...check out Claus Dal by on instagram. He is Denmark's Martha Stewart. His garden and weekly live garden tours on sundays are FABULIUS!!

[@sherryhudson9075]

I think gardeners are nurturers. 💐

[@sanifordkate]

Ok you should think about selling your seeds

[@itsallaboutlight]

I've seen people use cherry tomatoes in arrangements.

[@ejohnson3131]

Edible Arrangements? 😂