Field of Hydrangeas, Year 3 : New Fruit Trees : Flower Hill Farm

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[@FlowerHillFarm]

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[@jenniferfitzgerald369]

Oh wow!!!! This was unexpected, but much appreciated!!! THANKS!!! Very cool! ❤

[@kristiobrien1418]

Oh wow! I remember watching that unboxing video. I can't believe they look like this after only 3 years! What a gorgeous field.

[@sherryhipp6498]

A BIG thank you for sharing where your sourced your hydrangeas! I enjoy your videos because you do such a wonderful job sharing information, sharing your success and failures. Fan in Montana.

[@brendawiebe1589]

I have caught up on 4 years of your videos, not saying I watched every one, but I would to thank you for taking us on your journey through thick and thin❤️ I have decided to become a cut flower farmer in my own way that is suitable for my own yard and my own vision. As I am zone 3 , I will be a lot different from you. But I do wish you the best and please keep posting when you have time❤️

[@6gorks]

The deer eat every tree I plant plus the buck rub their antlers on the trunks.

[@kittiew260]

Stunning the deer will love those fruit trees

[@juliafiore120]

Nice to see your face again, Nicole! The field of Hydrangeas is stunning!😍 Those will make beautiful bouquets for sure! Have a Blessed Day💐

[@kellysnyder7224]

Hi beautiful Nicole leave some golden rod it’s a companion plant for the hydrangea they work best together bringing in n keeping out certain bugs predators n pollinators n golden rod looks beautiful in flower arrangements n it has medicinal benefits for us all

[@lourdesdoty7765]

@kellysnyder7224, yes! I totally agree! I finally learned to pick the stems before they open for arrangements!❤❤❤ They are such a beautiful accent filler!!!

[@msmoodymt]

How beautiful! I remember when these plants arrived on the farm & the inspo pics from Sunflower Steve. The fruits of your labor are amazing, thank you for sharing! ❤

[@jenniferfitzgerald369]

You had me at "fields of hydrangeas!!!" Oh my goodness that's stunning!!!! I'm really excited and happy for you and the success your having!!! Much deserved!!❤❤❤

[@albertnett7864]

Nice front yard.

[@jessicaeiss2541]

We drove by last Sunday, and I commented to my husband how pretty they were from the road. Very nice!

[@kellysnyder7224]

You should cut them and make wreaths they r so easy n definitely sell for money n they dry beautiful so a wreath for years

[@amymorris5832]

Holy Hydrangea 😍 Field of dreams!💗

[@jcking6785]

The pride in your voice is so evident, and you have everything to be proud of! Amazing, hydrangeas!

[@rhondaschenk5727]

Love love love the hydrangeas!!

[@wilibald345]

You could harvest stems and dry them. Using them for the christmas wreath

[@terrihart2133]

Those hydrangeas are absolutely gorgeous.❤

[@rhondaschenk5727]

You should be proud Nicole! So so beautiful! Way to go!

[@JoyoftheGardenandHome]

Go Plum Grow💚

[@nicholasdemarest4254]

You and the flowers are amazing

[@payghbrozny4728]

I bet you that smells amazing in the garden.

[@reneemartin5558]

So inspiring!

[@katexx3732]

Looking good. Quick question will you be doing any video of making bouquet again? I really miss those videos. Loved watching you make beautiful bouquets all the time . I'm back to re watching them all over again atm. You inspired me to grow a cut flower garden just to make bouquet like your. Your the best on the Web for putting different combination together and learning what goes together.

[@maryquitecontrary93]

Goldenrod works great in bouquets. Florists call it solidago. 😉

[@emptychallice]

I didn’t know peaches grew that far north. Jealous of the cherry trees ❤

[@FlowerHillFarm]

Yes! A few varieties do AND they are mostly self pollinating 😃

[@taravonohsen8323]

I make a tinkture out of golden rod for my allergies. Love it😊 hydrangeas are gorgeous

[@SunshineGarden-9B]

Your Hydrangeas are beautiful!!!

[@camicri4263]

I remember them! Blessings!

[@marydrew3568]

Hey Nicole! Do your homework on peaches now to save them from dying next spring. I have a large property like you do and am an experienced gardener, growing just about everything. I have a nice sized orchard. Peach trees are very susceptible to peach leaf curl and are very difficult to manage. They take spraying copper fungicide every other week and dormant oil spray. I had this dream of being able to grow and have my own peach trees, but it turns out that managing peach trees is a real pain and very time consuming. I'll be seeing how yours fare in your zone. I do very well with apples, plums, prunes, pears, and asian pears, but peaches are the other trees that I cannot get to survive and they have all gotten peach leaf curl.

[@wabisabigardens4477]

Gorgeous Hydrangea field! You have now inspired me to do the same. 😍

[@Thingys-Jill]

I have 1 Pink Lady apple! I'm very proud of it!

[@Cindyslittletreasures]

Best peaches ever.

[@agnesn8603]

Beautiful ❤❤❤

[@alpinegardeners]

I’ve watched you for a few years always looked forward to seeing your videos I watched you for your flowers & what you were getting up too, sad we don’t see you cutting making flowers arrangements any more, or going to market, I loved seeing what you were growing putting together … you seem to be doing so much there’s only one of you I know, it seems so much … the videos just don’t seem the same … 😞 take care

[@LifeHomeandGardenwithAnaRica]

Wow beautiful Hydrangeas!

[@iamHis888Heismine]

We have 2 Montmorency cherry trees. I'm in 6b and our cherries are ripe for the picking in the first or second week of May - right in the middle of peony season.

[@danacutler4989]

Nicole, I have TWO limelight hydrangeas that I adore on my less than half an acre suburban yard in Virginia. They are magical! After seeing this, definitely making a hedge! Gorgeous field, lady! Thanks for sharing. Don’t know how you keep all the balls in the air!

[@deniseellenburg649]

Hydrangea QUEEN!!

[@matthewheeke4377]

If you experience a late frost, then you will never have flowers/fruit. I know your zone can be cagey. You are a very experienced gardener, so I doubt I’m saying anything you don’t know. Thanks for a new video 😊😊❤❤

[@latrans5]

I am so jealous of you hydrangea field! It is beautiful! I bought my first limelight hydrangea this spring and it is blooming right now. Have you ever tried propagating them? I figure that is the only way I am going to amass any number of them. Pretty expensive at my local nursery. Thanks for sharing!

[@katrienvh4289]

It's a pity we never got to see how the tulip planting experiment went. Nice hydrangeas!

[@jwhite5396]

Let the native pollinators enjoy the goldenrod. 🐝🐝🐝

[@elleodyn]

We have contender peach trees here too! This is year one...word is that they may even make fruit next year! Those Hydreangeas (spelling error) are GORGEOUS!!

[@michellepollino4986]

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[@deniseellenburg649]

Beeeeee-YOOOOOO-TI-FULLLLLL!!!

[@KimatRevAcres]

Hi Nicole, Will you be working with CJ Farms this year offering another Gladiola bulb sale. My glads are absolutely beautiful and I’d like to order again. Thank you

[@canadiangirl5159]

Peach trees in your northern zone, which is like mine up here in Alberta? More info on the tough peach trees please. Also I have a deer that likes cherry tree leaves.

[@user-hz8qt6di6v]

Oh my goodness, I would love to have that bush, but they’re so expensive. I cannot afford them. They are just absolutely beautiful.

[@JulieALamb-ih4jc]

We always had an apricot tree to polinate the peach trees......

[@LisadeKramer]

I wish I could grow my Lime Lights in full sun. I planted two on the north side of my home so they get partial shade. One bloomed this year, but the other did not. Actually, I think they are Little Lime Light Hydrangeas. Have a fabulous week. Who was the sponsor that you had a few weeks ago that was like natural detergents. I think you had a dishwasher detergent I wanted to try.

[@pt8019]

Nicole, your one little plum... protect it! We have waited 3 years to get a crop of Superior Plums. This year, I dreamed of plum jam and snacking. I am so sad to have found that our high 90s turned the first ripe ones half black. Then that straightened out, and the birds have either eaten the top half of each plum or pecked them full of holes. 😢 Now we are figuring out how to protect them next year from the birds and the bees... who also put holes in them. Bugs, blight, birds, bees......I have strived for a self suffiant garden and never knew 😊 that so much time and money would be needed to "hopefully" reap a good harvest. If you have any knowledge of how to protect your upcoming harvests, I would love for you to share. I am sewing together large sections of bug netting to put over our plums and will probably do the same for our grapes. Loved hearing what you are up to. Thanks for sharing.

[@teresasuderman2199]

Lovely flowers for sure. How do you cut them so that they don't wilt right away. Mine are also gorgeous this year but they can wilt right after cutting. Ideas please!

[@jenniferadamek2303]

Mine too!

[@saminairfan45]

Awesome video and I am wondering if you have thought about laying wood chips to control the weeds

[@AB-ol5uz]

Can you use the cardboard boxes that you are getting at the nursery to cover the weeds in the aisles of the peony patch?

[@juliepizzolato1911]

How do you keep the deer from eating/damaging your fruit trees?

[@LisaGuigar]

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[@lisafenno4563]

Holy cannoli, where have you been?

[@FlowerHillFarm]

Home! Relaxing 😃

[@teresabrown5286]

I love that you are planting some fruit trees! So yummy! I hope you keep some goldenrod though!! We need goldenrod to feed our monarch butterflies as they migrate south, esp along our Atlantic flyway!

[@katieshelton8117]

I bet photographers would pay a fee to come take pictures in the field

[@mrspaulsen1717]

In Minnesota you can pay to do sessions in sunflower fields

[@elizabethwoolley4986]

Golden Rod is a fantastic herbal medicine, why don't you sell to the herbalists?

[@flyingcloudsmoore1313]

Blue ones?

[@arod5002]

I can’t even get my one little hydrangea I planted 2 yrs ago to grow. Just has a few leaves on it. ☹️

[@barbaramccann7944]

I fertilize my hydrangeas (panicle and big leaf) with Espoma Rosetone. Really promotes nice growth.

[@barbaramccann7944]

I use Espoma Rosetone on both my panicle and big leaf hydrangeas, really helps.

[@maynardgreenhouse]

How are you going to keep the deer from eating your peach trees. I know the peonies aren’t a problem in that field but….

[@FlowerHillFarm]

I think the deer are pretty distracted eating all my flowers LOL

[@joywoodward5787]

Watch KZbinr Stefan Sobkowiak - the permaculture Orchard in your growing zone near Montreal Canada. He has great incites into orchards, very interesting.

[@pathoward5721]

YOU ARE PLUM CUTE 🥰, SOUTH GEORGIA PEACH 🍑

[@renatan.3649]

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