🌱Last Year’s Plants from Seed - Part 2 - Y Garden 🌱

[@amyhoff1501]

You’re adorable showing us your bloopers and lots of good info on growing from seeds, thanks 🙏

[@ydoyougarden]

Ha ha! Thanks so much!

[@emptynestgardens9057]

Another note taking session for me! Love it! I definitely need to expand garden areas 😁

[@adrabruzzese7610]

"Fat shaming plants" so funny. Love the bloopers with your pets. I dont know what's more beautiful your gardens or your sweet pets.😁

[@ydoyougarden]

Aww, thank you Adra!

[@janepeters5732]

Statice is an excellent cut flower!

[@laurieg5308]

Oh those sweet peas! 😊

[@FarmerGarden]

I love gardening 🌱🌲🌳

[@ginadavis174]

I LOVE your videos! I only encountered you on KZbin about a month ago, and I have since then feasted on your wonderful past content. You provide so much valuable and honest information about your experiences in gardening, and are very, very inspiring. I am currently building a mostly herbaceous border (with some structural shrubs) and enjoy dreaming and planning during these dark evenings. Greetings to you from the south coast of the UK, and thank you.

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you so much for your kind comment! and Good Luck!

[@karentemple5619]

You are such a pure delight! Great video with lots of new ideas for me. The fur babies at the end just melted my heart. Thank you for sharing❤

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you so much!

[@shod61]

I need a bigger yard! So many ideas to try this year and not enough space. I love that you plant things in the shady areas of your yard, knowing that you won’t get the full potential of the plant. I think even a few flowers is better than none at all. I have been pleasantly surprised at some of my experiments also. Thanks for another great video to follow up part one.

[@ydoyougarden]

I need a bigger yard too!!! 🤣

[@karint1956]

It’s all about the fur!

[@yangsu2235]

thank you for so many useful information.

[@ivettesantana4319]

this is what am trying to do because I want different varieties and seeds are way cheaper. Thank you for such an awesome video.

[@colleenherrington3460]

Great instructive video! Lots of ideas for new plants in the garden. Your love of gardening shines through. Thanks 😊

[@ydoyougarden]

❤️ plants!

[@ankabubanj5483]

Adorable video... Love the list on the end... Well done... Thank you... Stay safe...

[@jenniahcaldwell986]

Love your videos - they are so interesting and informative! One of my favorite gardening channels!

[@ydoyougarden]

So nice of you Jenniah!

[@meggiwick7601]

Dear yuilia! How nice to see you again! Have a blessed and very good year! Greetings from Germany from Meggi

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you! You too!

[@jcking6785]

♥️ I love your choices! ♥️

[@snoopiepapu]

Yay I watched the first and was anxiously waiting for Part 2! I also garden in 6b new jersey and this is super helpful!

[@MonicaKatie]

Always love your outtakes 😂😂😂

[@gigizaino8805]

Thank you!!! I was waiting for part 2 to see if I need to add to the ever-growing seed collection 😅

[@jasminelouisefarrall]

Your houseplants are absolutely stunning I never have much luck with them 😊 I am so excited about my seedings which are now poking their little heads up xx

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you!

[@dianebright9366]

Thanks for the info: and as always, the outtakes are always welcome!

[@beckyscheller9358]

Love the bloopers at the end especially the cat. Ordered my seeds Cannot wait for spring!

[@lizaphillips678]

Thank you. Love the bloopers at the end.

[@nicolemartins7577]

Grew cleome this year for the first time because of your videos. Love the trips to your garden. Thanks for all you do, Yulia!

[@ydoyougarden]

Yay!

[@darlenesitto9317]

Another great video. I'm planting bunny tales this year. I think I am going to winter show them. Zone 6a

[@sanifordkate]

Very informative

[@dwohio8283]

I loved the cat yoga blupper

[@ydoyougarden]

He is something 😂😂

[@HowsItGrowing]

Ahhh. My daily escape into one of my favorite gardens. 🤗

[@ydoyougarden]

Thanks Laura! 😁😊🌝

[@janetleeharrison]

This has been so encouraging for me! All of the growing tips to go along with each one is super appreciated too. Loved all of it, but I must say, the tip about growing the Fever Few everywhere really got my attention. Looking at your picture, it not only made the garden look cohesive but it was a perfect filler plant. I mean, you didn't have any "holes" around the other plants - it really gave your garden a saturated & lush look.🔥💜

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you! Yes, feverfews are my go to when nothing will grow in that spot 😊

[@janetleeharrison]

@@ydoyougarden I have two flower beds on either side of my walkway; one mostly in shade & the other full sun. It never looks "balanced" because the shaded plants don't do as well. So, I'm going to try the Fever Few to counteract that. Then is won't matter that the other plants in both beds aren't the same varieties - hopefully. I love your idea, gotta try it! THX! 😀

[@denisedelgado3350]

I picked up a packet of blue hyacinth beans just today! It will be my first time growing them, over an arbor I’m thinking. Also, feverfew is good for migraines. Thank you for the review 🌱💕

[@leiaflash5055]

Another great and informative video :) More to add to the list for next year....

[@younglee3285]

Wonderful video thank you! I appreciate when you pick unique flowers!

[@Kylie4Queen]

“Fat-shaming plants”😄😄 Thanks foe the information and the laughs.

[@gardengatesopen]

I was laughing at this too! She's started a new "thing" I think! Whaddya think about modifying the term to Phat Shaming... ? Maybe it could be a good thing? I dunno... But it was a nice chuckle to hear it today! ❤

[@Kylie4Queen]

@@gardengatesopen “Phat shaming” it is! 😄

[@judymertz7670]

Truly funny.

[@ydoyougarden]

Haha! I fat shame my dahlias sometimes when it's all foliage and no blooms. Even if it was me who overfed them 😂😂

[@gardengatesopen]

@@ydoyougarden 😆😆🤣🤣🤣

[@mss002]

Thank you so much! This & your previous video were extremely helpful!

[@carmenbailey1560]

Just order my seed catalog and looking forward to see what I can accomplish. Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊

[@daiseegray9110]

Thanks for sharing your plant success and misses with us. This is great info. Can’t grow cleomes trying fever few this year!

[@suekrebs3497]

Thank you for another interesting and informative video! I'm happy to see you growing Asarina. I usually grow a mix and love the whites and pinks too. They bloom until extreme cold here in southern Wisconsin. Also there is a mix of Ageratum called Timeless Rose with white, pink and rose as well as the blues. It is great for cutting and reseeds.

[@ydoyougarden]

Thanks for the tips!

[@cynthiabercaw3462]

Love your video Yuliya. My personal experience with verbascum is that it self sows absolutely everywhere. It grows like mad in our woods and along trails. Agree about the cleome doing the same but it's worth the deer barrier it provides. They do not like the aroma. P.S. God bless our animals!

[@ydoyougarden]

Good to know! This is the first time growing a lot of these so if any of them turn out thuggish I will def remove ☺️

[@Okayesthomeandgarden]

I’m trying the cup and saucer vine this year too (first timer here). So sorry they were accidentally ripped out last year, but happy to hear you’ve had previous success and wishing the same for the 2021 growing season!!

[@danahoover1216]

Thank you for sharing with us your experience. Thats worth gold in my book. And sways us on what we may want to grow. I love that cotton candy flower. How beautiful. Thanks again Dana from Pa zone 5b

[@ydoyougarden]

You are so welcome!

[@angelaanderson5360]

Thank you. Took lots of notes.

[@GardenEvolution]

I can’t wait for the next video of what’s your starting inside! The Cleome trick I’m going to do. I’ve had the same experience

[@ydoyougarden]

Thanks Brad!

[@anitahadley2871]

I’m going to try Valkyrie yellow for the first time this year. I hope it’s successful, it’s such a pretty soft yellow.

[@maryglidden2943]

I have yet to be successful with cleome and will try and figure out how to do that hot/cold, hot/ cold thing to get them going! Always love viewing your videos and love all those gorgeous plants in the background!

[@ydoyougarden]

Try wintersowing? Or direct sow in the fall

[@roserizzo3094]

Great information. Thank you :)

[@itsmewende]

Really good to know what type of soil they like best. I just this morning pulled out all the seeds I've been buying, I'm wondering what on earth I was thinking, just glad they don't go bad. After all the rain here on Md's eastern shore, I should look at bog plants =^\ (edited) to say....you should throw a video of bloopers together, that would be fun to watch.

[@ydoyougarden]

That would be fun!

[@carolstojeba5354]

Great tips and thank you! I've ordered more than 80 one gallon Cats PJs to plant in March zone 6a. It will be on my lakefront area about 100 x 10' that area is a mix of grasses including zoysia. I was planning on laying down Dewitt Pro 5 landscape paper but was uncertain if might prevent the Nepita from spreading. I don't want to fight the grass either.

[@ydoyougarden]

80 Cats Pajamas! that will look amazing!

[@janepeters5732]

Aster wilt is deadly, I have lost so many plants but this year I’m planting far away from old areas where I had asters in the past!

[@clschaan]

Asters in my opinion are so under used and much more beautiful than zinnias. I grew king size apricot and they were so amazing. I grew bunny tails before and am this year going to pit them in tall planters with a small spilling accent plant

[@Tracy-zj4sr]

Thank you for your videos; I enjoy them so much! Would you please relay the brand and model of the wireless thermometer you love so much and discussed in one of your videos. I've looked and looked to try and find that video again, and can't! The electronic thermometer has a hi/low feature and I believe you could access it via your phone to check on the current temperatures in your greenhouse, cold storage, etc. Thank you so much! Tracy

[@ydoyougarden]

Oria indoor / outdoor thermometer on Amazon. The exact link is in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJPNppWKr6h-pZY

[@Tracy-zj4sr]

@@ydoyougarden Thank you so much!

[@emmalavenham]

Thank you for update! I couldn't agree more -- black velvet nasturtiums looked too much like the usual orange... Going creamy with "Yeti" this year to bring in beneficial insects since it is in our raised veg beds where trailing is less of an issue.... BTW China asters are hardy annuals, aren't they? It seems to me these could be winter sown too.

[@ydoyougarden]

It is half-hardy so planted after the frost passes.

[@emmalavenham]

@@ydoyougarden Thank you for straightening me out! BTW We decided to go with King Size Apricot China Asters this year!

[@oishd6077]

It's interesting to see how some plants can be weeds or ornamentals in different gardens. Ageratums are very agressive here in Assam and i have 100s dare i say thousands all over my garden in winter-spring blooming their heads off into a sea of blue as they re seed year after year. My advice to warm climate gardeners is- DO NOT PLANT AGERATUMS if you cannot take care of their reseeding problem. Or else they're a huge headache 😭😭 but i have to say that they're pretty tough plants as i can see them all over the roadsides and in people's lawns 🤷‍♂️

[@gardengatesopen]

Hellooooo Flower Power!!! So good to see you here!!!! I've been so busy since we last talked, I haven't been able to get back with you yet! And once again I am conjuring up all kinds of beautiful images of your homeland- covered in Ageratums!! Weed or no my friend, it still leaves the imagination with a nice picture!! Hope all is going well with you and your gardens!!!❤❤❤❤

[@ydoyougarden]

This is so interesting! We do have a hardy ageratum here that spreads with rhizomes and can be a nuisance but now the annual one ☺️😊

[@drenorris6980]

Try Hummingbird mint

[@elmaelmar2761]

Another wonderful video ! Where did you find the shades of summer seeds??

[@ydoyougarden]

Botanical interest

[@montyshinn8704]

Thanks for sharing. I would have liked to see names on screen.

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you! Unfortunately it is very time consuming. 😫

[@erins.bailey4852]

When you show your sunniest spot there are redpurple bottle brush flowers, but I cannot see the foliage to id them, what are they?

[@stephaniestatnick]

I love that also, think she calls this her devil strip, between the sidewalk and street.

[@ydoyougarden]

I think you mean the drumstick allium. I love them so much, planted 100 more last fall

[@veronikapolakova969]

hey Yulia, I can't find the hyacinth bean seeds here in the Czech republic. Don't you have a possibility to send me any?

[@ydoyougarden]

Unfortunately seeds don’t ship internationally because countries are afraid to spread plant diseases. Unless someone has a phyto sanitary certificate or quarantine the seeds or plants ☺️

[@veronikapolakova969]

@@ydoyougarden oh, that makes sense, I didn't know it. Thanks a lot.

[@emkn1479]

So are “Chinese Asters” like the more decorative chrysanthemums? And did the Dreadlock Amaranth need to be staked? I’ve been wanting to try them but don’t know that I want to stake.

[@ydoyougarden]

Chinese asters are totally different species from perennial asters or chrysanthemums. I stake my amaranth because I don’t have enough light, if you have 8 or more hours of sun you may not have to stake them 😊

[@emkn1479]

@@ydoyougarden Yes I figured that out after I asked🤦‍♀️ I ordered seeds for some beautiful light pink/apricot large mums. I sure hope they grow for me. And Thanks for the reply! I have the opposite gardening situation you do...almost always full sun. The only shade I have is pretty dry. Maybe I’ll try the amaranth, thanks!

[@olenabrodetska1533]

Thank you, i don't know, if i'll find them all in Ukraine, but thanks a lot

[@darrylsharongrimaldi2040]

LOL, nobody wants any problems in the garden!

[@ydoyougarden]

Right!

[@lakdarsaidi7458]

👍👍👍👏👏👏😂😂

[@amyjones2490]

I wasn't impressed with the honeywort. Comfrey blooms much longer for me and bees adore it. I start some sweet peas for early plants and plant some later in partly shaded containers to keep the show going longer.

[@Gloriusblooms]

I’m going to have to stop watching 😂 you make me want to grow whatever you like 😮😂

[@ydoyougarden]

😂😂

[@judymertz7670]

Is plant shaming a thing?

[@ydoyougarden]

Haha, now it is 🤣