Garden Tour of My Blooming Hardy Annuals!!! // Northlawn Flower Farms

[@joshmendle8908]

I love your garden. First timer here. So beautiful and natural. You did an awesome job. You are so correct about Larkspur. I am 62 years old zone 5B and admired a neighbors 4 blocks away last late May. She gave me seeds last summer and I threw them in a garden spot last Fall. They are sooo beautiful now early June. Easiest seeds I ever sowed. TY for the tour. I sure enjoyed it.

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

That's wonderful Josh! I agree they are so beautiful and easy! What's not to love!

[@brittanygarrison8030]

Broadcasting live from Heaven. So beautiful.

[@audreysweeney5338]

Your garden is lovely. Love all your annuals. Right now I grow zinnia and cosmos from seeds in the early spring for summer blooms. I definitely want to try and grow some of those beautiful annuals that you have grown. You make it seem so easy.

[@lesliehardin7963]

First, love seeing the yellow kitty cat. I too have a long haired yellow 🐱 The flowers are beautiful! I adore the layout of your gardens.

[@gracereeves7803]

Kitty looks so much like one I once had 😥

[@cherigreen4471]

Your Larkspur is stunning! You have a beautiful garden!

[@gracieshomeandgardens5089]

Your garden is beautiful.i enjoyed watching your videos.very inspirational.thank you

[@asherahsantos884]

Love your garden! So happy I found ypur channel....I am excited for the June garden tour!

[@adrabruzzese7610]

You have a beautiful garden and big beautiful kitty. You gave the best advice, just try it. Especailly from seed, seed is so cheap so if it doesnt work no biggie.

[@HabibKhan-mm2nm]

Ur plants are super beautiful And u r gorgeous cute

[@carolrose4784]

First time watching and I love your plants. I have subscribed so looking forward to more looks of your garden!

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

I just accidentally removed a comment I meant to reply to on the Bells of Ireland! So sorry about that. Yes, I believe you're right it is a fungus - Cercospora Leaf Blight: Small flecks which develop a yellowish halo appear on the leaves and turn brown and coalesce. They can cause the leaves to wither and die. Burpee Recommends: Remove infected plants and destroy all plant debris

[@aroundthehousewithcheryl]

Your garden is beautiful! Can't wait to see how the Poppies bloom. I haven't had much luck growing them. Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@gardengirl7446]

Wonderful tour Miss D. I ordered the Cool Flowers book. Thanks for recommending it!

[@travsgardenstravshauntedya1998]

Thanks for the tour! Everything is beautiful! My nieghbor has those pink/salmon color poppies you have growing in one of your boxes they are beautiful! She gave me seed last year and mine are coming up. I love the seed pods on them! Happy Gardening!! ☺🌿🌷🌼🥀🌺🌹🦋

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

Thank you for sharing Trav! Can i please ask - did their blooms always face down? One just bloomed and the neck is very weak. I'm wondering if this is normal and if I'll have to wire up the stem. I would be thankful for your thoughts!

[@ElderandOakFarm]

I love seeing the progression of the flowers in the tours of the flowers I've never grown... like the poppies! That looks like overgrown Lettuce! Haha

[@nickierodriquez7534]

I love your garden.❤

[@lisawalters5482]

Thanks so much for sharing. Your gardens are beautiful. 👏🏻💕👏🏻

[@emilypinney]

I’m sure it’s a lot of work and I just wanted to say thank you for all the videos lately!! I’m enjoying them so much 🥰

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

Thank you so much for the encouragement Emily! That truly means a lot to me!

[@karinskalla4605]

What a beautifully designed garden. Great video. Thank you.

[@kebunibutita]

Hai... Beautiful garden

[@daiseegray9110]

Thanks for all the great tips and for being real! Happy gardening 🌼🌺🌱

[@karenschwartz5209]

Always love watching your videos. Thank you for the advice.

[@daverubenstein9261]

Danielle, really like your program. i have a very small vegy garden in large pots. i will be planting seeds in pocket hangers off the fence, marigolds, zinnias, etc. we are in 5a. when can i plant the seeds into the pockets. i dont need that many to go through the indoor prep, lites, heating, etc. suggestion?

[@audreysweeney5338]

Thanks for the encouragement!

[@phatcher25]

I really enjoy your videos. I have had the book "Cool Flowers" since it came out, but no sunny spots to grow. We had to have a very large tree taken out and it has produced a large section of sunny area. So, I have ordered my seeds and will be prepared!

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

How wonderful Peggy! What seeds you did you order?

[@phatcher25]

Northlawn Flower Farms I ordered larkspur, nigella, Dara, sweet pea, bells of Ireland, snapdragons, and feverfew. I will be busy preparing my space!

[@ankabubanj5483]

Lovely and interesting video... You have a beautiful garden... Thank you... Stay safe!.. Love to know what type of larkspur you have in your lovely garden... 🌞

[@tingczhao]

Love your videos. You have a wonderful cutting flower farm with a beautiful spirit that draws my interest to watch you regularly. I just started gardening this year after my early retirement from the crazy corporate world. So glad to find my passion in gardening. It not only creates a beautiful environment for everyone to enjoy, it is truly soothing for the soul. Thank God for His amazing creation. I want to try to plant some flowers from seeds next year. I wonder where you get your seeds. Would you please share the link if you could? Thank you and happy gardening!

[@Dahliaismypassion]

Beautiful garden! I enjoy your videos so much! ❤️

[@skyoneplusone2874]

that's a huge fluffy cat.

[@lynn682]

I planted Foxglove in the landscape from seed last fall and it's coming up! I can't wait. I'm planning to grow feverfew in my medicinal herb garden.

[@lauricetorosian5346]

what zone are you

[@judygray7718]

Thanks. Enjoyed the tour and explanations.

[@rdarrett3635]

Look at the fluffy 🐈.

[@howmanyspecialpeoplechange9205]

Definitely investing in that book! Thank you for the tips and video :)

[@nicholaskeeton9285]

Beautiful!

[@barbstoltzfus56]

I love following your channel ,a local y- tuber, have been trying to find a Lancaster garden, plain n fancy , I'm not far from you, just love it

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

Hey Barb! I managed the plain and fancy garden last year!

[@thejillykilly]

I love your garden. If I can propose, more stable camera movement will make it much more pleasant for us to watch. Anyways I’ll definitely try larkspur and feverfew next year..

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

Thanks! I agree. Right now I'm just using a camera meant for photography. Hopefully, someday I'll make enough to invest in something better.

[@thejillykilly]

Northlawn Flower Farms A quick tip to cross check is play the video in 2x speed and see if your head spins. Good luck! You’ll get there seen.

[@judywright5424]

Hey love watching you I can’t fine the poppies and other plants can’t fine them share some seeds I will pay you

[@nanking4954]

Just found your channel, beautiful gardens, just love garden tours! You showed an annual ~ lombada (spelling), never heard of this, where did you purchase it please? I grow nigella & larkspur in my flower gardens, two of my favorite annuals.

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

Hi Nan! I purchased it from Renee's seed! It really has turned out to be a new favorite and great germination!

[@vlink4071]

Can you show us your farm stand and your display?

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

HI V! I post it on Instagram from time to time! @northlawnflowerfarm

[@lorrainecourtney4589]

I have been seeing lots of Larkspur😁 did not know that you seed in the fall for spring blooms. I didn't know that you could seed anything in the fall without it dying by spring🤔 do you have to mulch it? Or seed it in any special way? Thanks for the informative video. Your yard is beautiful 😊

[@rdarrett3635]

Same 💭. I have to look into this concept.

[@lindamonroe2145]

I had that same look that you have on your bells of Ireland on my hollyhocks. It was so weird because nothing else was affected, and I got ZERO flowers on it despite an abundant leaf development. Weird!

[@yangsu2235]

it looks wonderful. do you mind add a list of annuals to share? You just inspire me to sow some flower in the fall. thanks .

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

Hi Yang Su! My pleasure. Here are the hardy annuals I grow - Larkspur, Nigella, Sweet Peas, Bells Of Ireland, Foxglove, Calendula, Lambada, Dara, Feverfew, Dill, Poppies, Lisianthus

[@yangsu2235]

@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm thanks a lot, you are so helpful

[@Ewout12345]

I find the concept of hardy annuals so confusing. If you plant them out in the fall, does that not make them a biennual? Here in Western Europe, foxgloves and larkspurs are definitely considered biennuals. Great tour though!

[@MrRogersTrolley]

Can I direct sow all of my hardy annual seeds in the fall in my zone 4b, or is this only for warmer zones?

[@kurthui]

Hi Thanks so much for sharing this cool idea! I have a question about animal control. What way do you use to deter rabbit? It is a big problem in my area. Thanks!

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

Hi Lei! I feel your pain! I have three cats which helps a bit. I've noticed they seem to favor different varieties over others. For instance - they like jade sunflowers, but not evening sun. It's trial and error. I do think growing in boxes if you are able helps. I will also net things until they get well established if it's a crop they really love.

[@kurthui]

Thanks Danielle! That is very helpful!

[@tessmonro7102]

I just show my sweet peas straight into the soil but I live in a temperate climate so maybe that's the difference

[@susankahn7219]

Are you saying you plant the seeds directly in the ground in winter and they just come up when ready?

[@louisv9017]

I know that sweet peas require full sun but cool roots, but do you know if they can handle full afternoon sun or will it cause issues? Unfortunately, the lay of my property is either full afternoon sun or all shade, so I'm trying to find good placement for my sweet peas.

[@nellasmommy]

Where are you located? WHat zone do you grow in? Beautiful garden!

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

Hi! I'm in zone 6b, southern PA.

[@gardengatesopen]

Once again, a BEAUTIFUL GARDEN! And Thank You for sharing it ♡ I just love that you grow a cut flower garden! My daughter wants to start growing cut flowers, and I have a question about the Love In The Mist you may be able to answer for us. We live in Texas, I live in Central Tx., and my daughter is in zone 7a, near Dallas. And for some reason I am thinking the Love In The Mist will NOT like to grow here in Tx. But I have never tried, only bcuz I only have shade. And now that my daughter is interested, I want her to try it. So, I cannot remember exactly WHY I am thinking it won't grow here, except maybe the humidity? For some reason I have it classified in my head as a Northern flower!! But really, who knows!!! Have you ever heard anything like that? Or know any reason why it would not do well here?

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

Hello! I did a little research and knowing some farmers in VA zone 7a, I think your daughter should have success with a fall or early winter planting. It's true that Nigella does not like the heat - that may be what you are thinking :) As long as you plant it to bloom in spring you should be good!

[@lisawalters5482]

gardengatesopen I’m in Central Texas too! Waco to be exact. Where are you located. Nice to meet a fellow Texas gardener. Your question interested me due to our heat. Nothing looks good in the daily heat. Lol. Happy gardening. 👏🏻💕👏🏻

[@karacrawford7393]

Did you direct seed six weeks before fall frost or did you plant starts that you began in seedling trays?

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

Hi Kara! I direct seed in the fall. I usually do starts in the late winter/early spring that I grow under lights.

[@automedicine]

These cats 🐈 are always trying to steal the spotlight In a gardening video.

[@rohinisrs]

I have so many questions! :) One flower I really want to grow is sweet peas. I tried two times, with no success. When do you start them? Do you direct seed them ?

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarm]

Hi there! I started them about 2 weeks ago here in 6b. I soak them for 1 hour in lukewarm water then plant in cells. I use bottom heat. Once the seedling emerges immediately move to under lights. Plant out 6 weeks before the last frost after hardening off.

[@rohinisrs]

@@NorthlawnFlowerFarm Thank you so much.

[@theresaasire3659]

which ones are you able to save the seed from year to year?

[@emmathienes8588]

Doesn't look like rust to me.

[@lisarichards6925]

g b

[@hollypeterson3831]

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