Fall Flowers to Plant - Fall Planting Flowers for Spring Blooms - Growing Hardy Annuals + Biennials

#Gardening #Flowers #GrowingFlowers
In this video, I'm fall planting flowers for next spring. Choosing fall flowers to plant is an easy way to grow a beautiful garden from seed. Thank you for your support and patience as I work to fix my audio and editing issues
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SCABIOSA - • How to Grow Annual Pin...
BORAGE - • How to Grow Borage fro...
FEVERFEW - • How to Grow Feverfew f...
STRAWFLOWERS - • How to Grow Strawflowe...
LARKSPUR - • How to Grow Larkspur f...
CANTERBURY BELLS - • How to Grow Canterbury...
BACHELOR'S BUTTONS - • How to Grow Bachelor's...
SNAPDRAGONS - • How to Grow Snapdragon...
SWEET PEAS - • How to Grow Sweet Peas...
ENGLISH DAISY - • Video
LOVE IN A MIST - • How to Grow Love in a ...
AGROSTEMMA - • How to Grow Agrostemma...
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[@greengranny3468]

I just learned this year about cool flowers. It is such a blessing. Our summers are so hot, often above 105, that everything just struggles. My calendula just barely hung on during the heat and now during the winter they have continually bloomed. It's so cool that we can enjoy cool flowers because it's so difficult during our hellish summers.Thanks for your info!

[@bamseescratch]

Girl! I feel you with the lavish spraying of repellant! I went outside in shorts in the blazing sun for a minute and they found me. 😩😩

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

So many mosquitoes. Ugh!

[@vanandtammylong8969]

Just starting to think about hardy annuals so your video was very informative. Thank you.

[@TheNoobsReviews]

I love your video. As a new upstart youtuber I can appreciate how long it take to edit and post a garden segment. I never realized how time consuming it is and how you watch with anticipation daily for that new subscriber . By the way you have a new one today...ME...THE GARDEN NOOB

[@rebeccahudlin4397]

This video was perfectly timed. I had so many questions and I think you answered all of them. Thank you!

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I'm so glad that it was helpful! Thanks for watching! :)

[@markhudachek1554]

Thanks, I needed your help today Mary

[@karenschwartz5209]

Thank you for the list of hardy annuals.

[@rebeccahall540]

Only halfway through your video and I wanted to tell you how much I appreciate all the detail you go into, especially when you are talking about your planting zone, 6b! I'm a new gardener in 6b and it is so helpful!

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I'm so glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! 🌱🌱

[@Aryd22]

Binge watching your videos 🌸🌸🌸

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@nitnelav1]

Thank you for making a thorough and extensive video on hardy annuals. This video and the links are amazing! I appreciate all the effort you put into all your videos and I hope you enjoy making them. I look forward to seeing progress videos on your seedlings as well.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Thank you for your kind words. I've really been trying to make the channel better lately and have even learned a little bit about editing! LOL! Hope you're having a great day!

[@rv5723]

Great video quality, great content. Keep them coming!

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Thank you for your kindness and support. 🌱🌱🌱

[@meandmysunshine1]

Thank you so much! You have given us so much information. I had no idea how many of these flowers are cool weather flowers. I did not realize that you are working towards a cut flower garden. I thought you already were doing it. I would like to do a cut flower garden too, and I have given myself a year to learn and decide. I need to try and grow a lot of these seeds. Again, thank you for all the information. I failed 3x with Scabiosa last spring/summer. Now I know why. Thank you! Thank you!

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

My garden is pretty small right now. I just meant that I would eventually like to find a bigger place to grow more. I'm so glad that the video was helpful. Thank you so much for watching!

[@miriamortiz9247]

Thank you! Great video. I have most of these seeds and have not had much luck getting some of them to germinate. NOW I KNOW WHY!! I will be trying to put cut out pots where I want the plants with some fresh soil so I don't pull out seedlings thinking they're weed seeds (which is what I've done in the past).

[@sarahcampbell3646]

Oh my gosh! Snap Dragons! They snap. They look like dragons! Yeah. Just figured that out!

[@monawolfe]

Aren't they amazing? My daughter loves to snap the dragons, so cute!

[@jeannet9592]

Excellent information!! I am bursting to plant so many cold hardy annuals this fall!! Thank you!

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Thank you so much for watching! :) :)

[@ceecee1967florida]

Haha, when I was a kid my grandparent grew snapdragons and remember showing me that nom, nom move. 🤣 BTW, I think your sound quality is perfectly fine.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Thanks so much for watching! 🌱🌱

[@MrsMandieileen]

Awesome info! Thanks so much

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@Junzar56]

Taking notes! I am sharing this with our Snowflake Arizona Victory Garden Facebook Group. We have a similar growing zone.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I do hope that it's helpful! There's so much to plant right now! 🌱🌱🌱

[@karenlatham4053]

This is a super helpful video. Very exciting! I'm glad to know there are pretty flowers I can grow in the winter. I'm in East Texas. It only gets a little cold here but it's still cold enough that something's just don't grow.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

That's wonderful. I imagine that you would have a lot of great options in your zone. Good luck!

[@jucjuc314]

That was a lot of information! Thank you for sharing it! Do you have it somewhere written also? I got distracted when you were playing with the snapdragon 🤣 so funny.. and also got distracted when you were cutting those incredible nice sweet peas 😍 I will try my best and watch those parts again and concentrate on the informations! Incredible how encouraging KZbin videos can be! I will leave the couch and check for seeds I can sow and garlic I can plant 😄 Thank you so much, Judit from Germany

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I plan to do a written version on my blog sometime this week. The link is in the description. Thanks so much for watching! Happy gardening! 🌱🌱🌱

[@MimiB15]

Can I do this in an unheated greenhouse? Will they also need frost blankets as well? I live in Connecticut which is zone 6a.

[@Katrinac8675]

Great video! So glad your trying out Gerber Daisy’s and excited to follow along with you!! Thank you for the video!

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I've already noticed some germination in the tray. I'm super excited! 🌱🌱🌱

[@dollyperry3020]

Excellent video!

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Thank you so much for watching! 🌱🌱🌱

[@Liap]

That is flower paradise! 🌼🌸🌺 awesome video

[@lighthouse739]

Thank you for this info. Fairly new to gardening. Will try to hardy annuals this fall.

[@younglee3285]

Thank you for an informative video. Your vidoes are so helpful. I am in zone 6a and I just needed some clarification. For plants requiring seedlings to be transplanted, are you starting your seeds now or are you planting out your seedlings now? First year attempting to overwinter hardy annuals; have purchased hoops to go over beds where needed. Have been watching all of your videos!! Thank you for making them.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I'm glad it was helpful! Yes, I started the seeds in trays this week and will transplant them as soon as they're large enough. Some will be ready to go into the ground before others. Hopefully, the weather will stay nice and frost free until October. Thanks for watching!

[@younglee3285]

@@TONYAwiththeflowers Thank you for your reply. How large do the seedlings have to be before they can be transplanted out? 2 inches? Do you direct seed any of your seeds?

[@bigfootbuildings2777]

Great information! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@care7663]

This video was very helpful!

[@karenm5681]

Thank you for this! Very helpful info...and I was excited because it's the first video I've seen where there's a couple moments that you are in front of the camera instead of behind it. (Unicorn!🦄) Good for you! You should do more of that, even if it's hard. I do think it would help to grow your channel even more. (Erin from Floret is a great example, The story about the radical difference it made to just put her picture in her emails is in one of her books. I forget which one. People love to see/connect with faces!) The soil in your garden looks lovely! Have you done a video on what you do to keep your garden soil in good condition and/or a video on which fertilizers you choose and why?

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I wish I could be in videos more. My garden is only 30ftx30ft and very, very loud. It's almost impossible to film myself without it turning out terrible. I'll keep trying. 🌱🌱

[@karenm5681]

😊

[@gardeningjunkie2267]

The milk jug winter sowing is very susceptible to algae/moss growth and also just root rot from too much moisture. I used to run out and put the caps back on when I knew we were getting alot of rain but I think better drainage alone would work. As a funny aside, being from the northeast, I kind of did a double take when you said we should just take this as a God ( wondering now if there's a difference in how you say God and guide) 😂

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Yes, drainage is really important. And yes, those two words sound very different for me. LOL!

[@Prityz30]

Very helpful. Thank you

[@thisisatrium]

Have you started planting fall seeds yet? If so, what have you started so far? Thanks! Great vid, as always!

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Yes, I've started almost all of the types that I mentioned in this video. However, I still have some direct sowing to do.

[@debrarichey1844]

QUESTION-Love your channel. Why do you use seed trays and not plug trays? Do you reuse the extra soil from the trays?

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I find that it's easier at transplant time for some varieties. For example, something like feverfew, has really robust seedlings that I can quickly pull apart and shove into the dirt. I still use cells for some of the smaller seeds and more delicate plants. Hope that helps! 🌱

[@anjalidave3p]

My flowers that is bring inside have very tiny black insects or critters. I have to wash them and strain them but that is not ideal for flower vases. What other ways to clean flowers etc for cut flowers in vases. Thank you

[@saraalways6113]

Do we water tubers or seeds over the winter for cold hardy flowers? I will have a raised bed and a hoop house .

[@dianebarlow1515]

Audio is fine. You make me want to grow all of them. How do you keep up with the deadheading/grooming of all those plants? I have 50 different dahlias and just keeping up with their deadheading takes time.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

It's definitely a lot of work. I think my garden probably has more weeds than most people, too. Lol! I try to make sure I do a quick 10 minutes of garden chores every day. Plus, spending the time outside makes me feel much more relaxed after a long day at work. 🌱🌱🌱

[@monawolfe]

Last winter inspired by your WS videos I placed a huge order with Johnny's, most were amazing successes, and now I'm a little bit hooked. They were a lot of work took forever to grow into anything barely plantable and I swore I'd never do it again but my flowers were the talk of the neighborhood this year so there is that need for validation again driving me to do insane things and commit a bunch of time I don't have. Ok so my question is are grocery store seeds any good, i.e. Columbine and should those be planted now? My Columbine never germinated last year using WS. You mentioned a cut in half jug, did you mean with or without a lid to protect through winter? I'm so confused with the fall planted seeds.I need charts and diagrams, lol. Also I was thinking about trying a weird direct sow/Winter Sowing combo method bc hoping to save time on transplanting. It gonna look crazy having clear oj jugs in my flower beds but maybe I'll hide them under some leaves, I'm sure the neighbors won't mind, lol. Thanks in advance.

[@monawolfe]

p.s. I tried to order some seeds from your shop but all said out of stock last time and now can't find it. Did I go to the right link? I love your choice of seeds so if I can buy through you I would.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

It's definitely a lot of work. In reference to the milk jugs, I cut them in half and then only use the top half as a mini greenhouse, making sure to secure it to the ground with landscape pins. I've heard of people doing the same thing with direct sowing winter sowing seedlings into the garden in the spring. I hope I explained that well. Also, the fall seeds that I had sold out pretty quickly. I'll likely have more available for next season coming this January.

[@edwinmartin5365]

Have you done a video on best seed sources for germination and details how-to grow for flowers? I've been buying my flower seeds from the online Park and Burpee catalogs. Then I buy some local seeds from the Ferry Morse and Burpee displays at big box stores. This fall I had 5 packets of snaps planted in same tray Sep 12. 3 from Park, 1 from FM local store, 1 from Burpee local store. Less than 5% from Park or FM sprouted while I got almost 50% from the Burpee? Makes me want to give up on Park! I buy some veggie seeds from Johnny's but their flower seeds seem to be directed more to commercial growers than just folks like me wanting nice flower beds around my home. I saw Gardener Scott's KZbin list but he did it for veggies more than flowers.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Yes! I did make a video like that a couple years ago. You should be able to find it by searching "favorite cut flower seed suppliers" on my channel. Hope that helps! 🌱🌱🌱

[@NaturallyBrittany]

We’re in Zone 7a, but we do get a lot of snow. Do you think I’m too late to soak and presprout my ranunculus, and then plant those out in my low tunnel? I’ve got the heaviest agribon frost blanket on that and a thick plastic.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I would definitely worry about starting ranunculus now. If they don't have the right temperatures, the corms will just rot. I learned that lesson the hard way. At this point, I think it would probably be better to wait until late winter to start them indoors and then transplant outside into very early spring after the coldest weather has already passed. I hope that helps. Good luck!

[@andreap5012]

Which seeds do you place in water before you plant them? Also for seeds such as Baby's breath it says 365 days to bloom. Would you start those in the fall and they would germinate in spring? sorry still trying to learn how to read seed packets :(

[@bubblerings]

Siily question... when you use paper in a flats tray... what do you use, that lasts long enough? -Looks like just typing or printer paper? ps- your videos are Always helpful, or you would get many dislikes. (audiio and volume seems great to me...) Aloha-Scotty, a very happy subscriber. (on a mtn in Hawaii. Very mild seasons)

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I just use whatever I have on hand. Sometimes, newspaper or notebook paper - but usually I just grab a stack of printer sheets from work. Doing it this way is much less time consuming than soil blocking. By the time I'm ready to transplant, the paper is totally gone. 🌱🌱🌱🌱

[@bubblerings]

@@TONYAwiththeflowers Thanks! will do the same... (thumbs up)

[@judyjones6306]

I planted some dull seeds. When do I transplant into groynd?

[@kristacoffman2363]

Great video, thanks...for hardy annuals that have a low tunnel with argibon cover, do u water right on top of cover? I'm in 6b, but PA and get some decent snow in winter, should I leave row cover on low tunnel or wont it just collapse? 1st year growing hardy annuals...🤪

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I don't have much experience with snow, honestly. However, I always make sure to go out and knock the snow off if things look as if they might collapse. Ideally, the agribon should be secure enough to handle most conditions. Also, I never water in the winter. If it's warm enough to need watering, the row cover shouldn't be on the plants. Hope that helps! 🌱🌱🌱

[@rosewedemeyer]

Just watched - where do you purchase your wheat seeds?

[@annaramos7950]

I live in Chicago. How to care for ice plant like delosperma hotcakes strawberry? How do you get rid of squirrels from digging your plant to bury stuff?

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Unfortunately, I've never grown ice plants. As for the squirrels, I usually find that a light weight row tunnel is an easy fix. Good luck!

[@anisam2949]

Do poppys make good cut flowers? i thought they dont have a good vase life.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I've had good results with poppies, provided that they are picked at the right time.

[@sunflowervillagefarm3253]

I am curious if I am too late in the game here in zone 7a in Knoxville to do this for next year.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I definitely think there's still time for any plants that can be direct sowed. For example, I just sowed my larkspur and shirley poppies this week. It may be too late to start things in trays though, really just depends on the weather. Good luck! 🌱🌱🌱

[@sunflowervillagefarm3253]

@@TONYAwiththeflowers thabks for taking the time to reply!!! I will give it a try:)

[@GurcharanSinghhh]

What do you think about growing Saffron Crocus? Much ❤ from Fresno, California.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

I have never tried planting saffron. I'll add that to my growing list. 🌱🌱🌱

[@GurcharanSinghhh]

@@TONYAwiththeflowers I'm currently trying to grow other Crocus species.

[@SS-cf7nq]

What zone are you in?

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Zone 6b/7 🌱🌱

[@twoniceladiesshop7713]

Good info, thanks so much.

[@TONYAwiththeflowers]

Thanks for watching! :)