June Garden Tour // Snapdragons, Sweet Peas, Lilies, Hydrangeas // Northlawn Flower Farm

[@bobbiechinn9578]

How lucky you are to be born into this passion and profession! Im starting on my own mind you my grandparents and mom were gardeners but only food crop and companion plants. Your vids on sweet peas have taken my first year of them to pro levels. I grow them hard and they literally germ with multiple branches and if they damp i leave them alone and they sprout another healthy branch! All due to what ive learned from you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤thank you good ma'am!

[@augardenideas2189]

I love hydrangeas very much, thank you for showing me these wonderful blooms

[@bronwynodonnell8548]

Beautiful garden cheers Bronwyn Australia

[@charleneskalmusky5509]

Your gardens are beautiful!🌸🌺🌷🌻

[@catherineslavin7324]

Looking beautiful!

[@daygirl2659]

Beautiful tour🌸🌿 Thank you Danielle🤗 I love your videos! I learn so much😁

[@pradnyamarathe2002]

How lovely!

[@lindakowal504]

I’ve been with you for about three years, and I am so inspired by you. I live in Westminster, Md. and I love all your videos. Flowers, and plants in general are a passion with me. Thank you, you’re amazing!

[@donnaschaner3216]

I love your gardens. I like your creative thumb. I can't put too many flowers here because of the bunnies and the deer. I need to figure out what they like and don't like. I have a lot of herbs that help keep them at Bay.

[@zalehaburude7752]

Truly Wonderful Garden.....Those Flowers are Beautiful/colorful and Enchanting....i love it....💙💚💛💜💖 Thank you for sharing your Beautiful collection of Flowers....and all the best wishes to you....

[@gardeninghouseplants1112]

Amazingly stunning 🤩😃💗

[@MarlaCalandra]

I thoroughly enjoyed this!!❤❤ So peaceful-Kinda like walking through an English garden - beautiful! You really have an eye for color, spacing and creativity!

[@karenmuhlig8185]

Thank you for sharing Beautiful 🌻🦋🌻

[@cathyhatfield5340]

Beautiful gardens❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@susanlagassa9535]

What a lovely tour! You are the Orlaya Queen! Just gorgeous!

[@margievaughan2456]

What a beautiful property & garden. Your flowers are magnificent

[@pamelacorsi]

Here in my Massachusetts garden Rose Campion does both. It reseeds all over my yard like a weed and also comes back where I planted it on purpose. I don't mind the reseeding except in areas where it comes up in the grass.

[@MK-wm6gu]

Beautiful!

[@lisaworkman4293]

There are some beautiful marigolds that would keep away bugs,pots of mints would also help.Your garden is so beautiful,I’m enjoying it on this dark February,thank you!

[@snu3877]

I notice what looks like a Tricolor Beech. They get quite tall and wide! I hope it doesn't encroach onto the driveway. I am in love with the Madame Butterfly snapdragons after seeing them here. I adore peach flowers. I only see the clear yellow or pink ones for the most part in nurseries. I had my eye on a Winecraft Gold Smoke Tree this spring, and seeing yours makes me wish I had bought it. I need a shrub to replace my Diablo Ninebark, which has sadly developed such a stubborn case of powdery mildew in the past few years.

[@jeannet9592]

What abundance! Thanks for the tour.

[@donabellahardeneravlogs790]

Very nice video, very beautiful flowers!

[@ingadd5231]

Beautiful colorful garden..🌷🌷🌷

[@1phloxy]

Beautiful 🌻 That's a lot of work. I do it mostly veggie and Fruit trees and lots of flowers from seeds and perennials .

[@ireneguzman8518]

I love your garden it's so beautiful

[@debrabray8855]

So, so beautiful!

[@lindafraser1396]

Danielle You have inspired me to grow my cutting garden in the same manner as you have done. I’m starting a small cut flower farm but quickly changed my focus from row planting to garden bed planting. Thank you 😊

[@lisafeck1537]

Your garden is very ambitious, and amazing. It takes a lot of planning and dedication to build what you have grown. I know you have a small space, but you truely make the sapce a place a person could go any time of the day, any season, and get lost in the beauty. Especially if you are a gardener, even the dormancy of winter would send my mind to imagining what is to come. Congratulations, the result is impressive. I can tell you enjoy your garden, I am happy you shared it with us.

[@deliabehrend9513]

I want to find the white scabiosas now! Such awesome pods. Your lillies and snap dragons are beautiful too. Great job on your garden!

[@SouthernYankee]

Those snap dragons are stunning!

[@dianepuskas6362]

I planted snap dragons through winter sowing this year because I was inspired by Danielle's videos from last season. Thanks again!

[@Li-Anderson]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing 🤗

[@tdwatki]

I enjoy the sweet pea fragrance every day! They perfume my whole yard and I love them!

[@karenhart4316]

Beautiful 🤩 thank you from Port Macquarie NSW Australia 🇦🇺

[@TMBgarden]

What a lovely place. I would certainly have a sit there and just take a deep breath and contemplate the beauty of nature, the gentle movements of the branches in the breeze and enjoy this peaceful place with the sweet melody of birds and buzzing of bees and bumblebees!

[@Lealelan]

Had never seen that starflower scabiosa. Sooo fun. Just had to order some seeds! Beautiful garden. Thx for sharing!

[@celinewesterlund1443]

What a beautiful garden!!❤❤

[@stephaniecompton4222]

I love your tours so much! Thank you for sharing your beautiful space and knowledge.💜💚

[@amyhoff1501]

I just bought a forever red heuchera today , oh goodness, you have soooo many beautiful plants in your garden , thanks 🙏 for the tour

[@kimbar11]

Yes, the star flower makes me excited too. Beautiful bloom, seed pod, and silver foliage!

[@kimbar11]

I’ve never seen them until now - thanks!

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Same here Kimberly! I saw it in a dried flower book, but never the plant in real life. Definitely will grow again!

[@PleasantPrickles]

It all looks very gorgeous and lush, even the new landscapes! So exciting! The shubertii alliums are spectacular! I love seeing the wide variety of blooms! 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌱🌱🌱🌿😃

[@gardengatesopen]

Fantastic color tour!!! The driveway garden is a treat of color!! The birdhouse is a great touch too! ❤

[@EsthersGardeningAdventures]

Your hydrangeas are beautiful. One of my favorite flowers.

[@jcking6785]

So, so pretty!! You really do make it look easy as well as beautiful! 💚

[@ambethk77]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

[@patriciast.claire7138]

I love to look into your garden. I started my cutting garden this yr. Like yours , i decided to work it into the landscape. I think that when you have only an acre of ground it just looks sooo much better to grow flowers to beautify the property. I also have some raised beds, but I am getting away from that look. Your garden gives me ideas of what to plant next to certain other plants. I am always amazed. Thanks again for the tour.

[@jaysgardenjournal]

My favorite KZbin garden! The garden is looking amazing!! I love your tours. 🌱🌱🌱

[@daiseegray9110]

Beautiful garden! Love the new addition of stones with the potted Hydrangea. Amazing how much your new garden has grown.

[@myakyi8957]

Rose camp. Reseed also came back from root. I enjoy your garden. Thanks

[@simplysusan7300]

Beautiful! Wished I could visit in person, walk through with you, & purchase a bouquet of flowers from your stand. You have such a calming spirit.

[@elmaelmar2761]

This was a beautiful garden tour!!! I loved it all!!!💕💕

[@VancouverIslandgirl]

Your garden is so beautiful ,thank you for sharing !

[@DawnBakerArt]

I have grown Rose Campion for quite a few years. I find that in my Newfoundland garden it’s a biennial which blooms only in the second year. I look for self-seeded plants throughout the summer that I can move where I want them to bloom the next year. I adore your videos! You are a truly a gift for so many of us out here, thank you!

[@MonicaKatie]

Your garden is looking spectacular. Loved the flowers by the swinging bench. Just love how colorful it looks.

[@kathymeyer6086]

Love, love love your garden. You explain things so well - I've learned so much from watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your talents with us.

[@jasminelouisefarrall]

Everything is looking gorgeous Danielle 🪴🌺🪴

[@juliafeliciano5372]

Your gardens are gorgeous 🌼🌺🌸🌻🪴💕

[@joycekuhlman4450]

Rose Campion grows from sowing her seeds.she blows all over. Lol Great gardens

[@concettarevie]

I love your new expanded garden in your front! It’s amazing how beautifully you have arranged the flowers to look like it’s been there for years. It’s fun to watch the transformation. Your hard work and passion is inspiring Danielle! Can’t wait for the next garden tour👏🌸💕

[@riverunner9978]

Thank u for the delightful tour! Beauty!

[@kathrynbray1992]

I just love listening to you and how excited you get about things you grow! I have that same passion for my garden.

[@kimiwaffles]

The garden is looking great! I really love the smoke bush.

[@deniseb2571]

So beautiful 🌸

[@carolynclark8780]

Thanks so much for introducing me to bupleurum. I've never heard of it before but will definitely be growing it next year. Blessings from Seattle.

[@carolhendley760]

Your garden s beautiful! The Annabelle is my favorite, but it’s really hard to choose when there are so many beautiful flowers.

[@dianegreiner4054]

Always enjoy your tours and your beautiful garden! It's nice to see the progression through the seasons. Greetings from Michigan! 😊

[@maryferraro6745]

Great reminder that din new beds, use what you already have. I created a new bed 2 years ago and was all from existing plants- either divided hostas, grasses, catmint. Then this year, moved some around and slowly adding more to fill in

[@TheFragrantBunch]

I love your garden! I saw someone else grow the Allium Schubertii, dried them, and spray painted them gold for her Christmas decorations. They looked so good!!

[@Artzenflowers]

Those allium schubertii are blooming my mind! I went directly to JohnSchepeers and ordered them!

[@laurahale5774]

Thank you for another wonderful tour and your sweet words of encouragement for gardeners. You are a blessing!

[@jenniferward1483]

Thank you for the tour. Such a beautiful garden!

[@amyjones2490]

I planted an allium variety called fireworks and it was. I love it!

[@rosemacdougall2967]

Hello from Cape Breton, NS! I left my snaps in the ground last fall after seeing your video. The buds are ready to open!! My rose campion reseeds but I end up with flowers each year some how lol. Happy gardening!!

[@bellarosa009]

Beautiful garden!! I have to get some of those alliums!!

[@monawolfe]

Beautiful tour! You have so many new varieties of flowers this year. Would love to see another one of your arrangement making videos showing you putting it together, like you did a while ago. 😍🌸

[@mienkedezoete2146]

I would definitely like to see more of your bouquet making, they always look so wonderful and inspiring! Loved the tour of your garden, lovely!

[@nancyparmelee4161]

I have rose campion in 6b and it resends prolifically. I have also cut back the stems to the ground and moved the plants and they flowered of the original plant the following year. They pull out easily if they get out of control or pop up where you don’t want them. I love them because the deer hate them, they have bright color that last a long time.

[@elanacrane7820]

So, so beautiful. Your garden is very inspiring, and I always learn so much from your videos. You’ve introduced me to so many flowers I’d never heard of before (like nigella, Dara, gomphrena) that are really bringing me joy.

[@wingingitsemiretiredlife2981]

Hi I love your garden. Can you show us how you divided the cat mint? I just got 2 plants and would love to know how to do it without killing them.

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

I'll be happy to do that Patricia! Its very forgiving. In the early spring or fall I dig them up and slice into a few pieces. I will try and get some footage in the fall!

[@Ohiogardengoddess]

Looking beautiful 😍 👌 I too grow all those alliums you mentioned! They are so much fun. I get lots of questions about those. Also, I just bought my first hydrangea today. Its called flare. You keep showing all these hydrangea all the time and now I gave in lol

[@FlowerPatchFarmhouse]

Rose Campion is hardy in zones 4-8 and comes back both from seeds and the plant itself. I have tons of it in my garden that I just let roam. I have the white one too which I added a couple years ago. It is such a tough customer that it grows wild along our roadsides here in the mountains of N. California. I deadhead mine for longer bloom time and then let it go to seed closer to Fall. Hope this helps.

[@Nicole-ge4vg]

Such a lovely garden. I highly suggest making pear bread! I feel in love with it when I was gifted a large box of pears one year.

[@beckyscheller9358]

Beautiful garden. I have the large alliums you showed also. I plan to save the dried heads for Christmas decor. Used other alliums seed heads last year on the Christmas tree. Really enjoyed it

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

Have you tried to dry the drumstick alliums Becky? I'm curious the proper stage for this particular variety in terms of drying. Thank you!

[@karrelyeagle696]

Zone 5/6 Ohio. In my garden the Rose Companion plant comes back the following year and from seed. Very easy to transplant or grow in pots and pinch back.

[@leiaflash5055]

What a great tour Danielle - thank you :) My poppies did the same as yours! Barely bloomed and straight to seed heads!

[@tami.petalsandgreens]

My rose campion reseeds itself freely every year. I have a nice drift from just 3 plants that I installed 4 years ago.

[@chickybag]

I have lots of Rose Campion (in zone 8) and it comes back from the ground and self seeds. It’s almost weed status for me and the ground level weeds are evergreen through the winter where I live. I do love how well it performs in part shade!

[@laurabaughman1272]

I received some rose campion from a friend last year, and didn’t know what it was until now! I only have .25 acre lot, so your garden is such and inspiration for me, Danielle! I can’t wait to add in hydrangeas and other shrubs, as well as honing my cut flower crops mixed into the landscape like you do 💚

[@DixieGirl9876]

Lovely as always! I have rose campion all over (it's been in my garden 7b for a couple of decades), it blooms on it's second years growth then sets seeds and dies. I collect seeds (or let them fall in place naturally) when the plant is brown and the seed pods have a small opening in the center, I usually just scatter the seeds when I want them to grow. It will grow and bloom in shady areas but, it does it's best in full sun, it can also grow in rocky soil but again, does it's best in better soil. I even grow some in pots. Checkout the button bush, it's blooms bring to mind tiny white fireworks, might be something different to add in arrangements.

[@audreysweeney5338]

I love you garden!

[@jacintabyline]

Wonderful relaxing tour Danielle - and the garden looks beautiful. You're right that it needn't cost much to start a garden. Mine has been started by direct sowing seeds this past autumn. The only things I spent a bit more on were my spring bulbs and five bare-root roses. I'm about to start my snapdragon seeds in trays for our NZ spring - I don't have lights so they'll go on the windowsills. I can't wait to see your gladioli's in bloom. They will be stunning! Take care.

[@daintyflygirl4va]

Beautiful

[@lisacheney1869]

Thank you for for the tour and sharing you beautiful garden. I always appreciate your information and love to get inspiration and ideas for my garden from you. I am in zone 6a (MA) and Rose Campion self seeds everywhere in my garden. Somehow, I have white plants and hot pink plants, and sometimes they even come up as a mixture of the 2 (light pink.) They are so prolific that I have to pull them as weeds!

[@lisafeck1537]

When I lived in Kentucky, I had the same issue with all my rudbekia, pathways, sidewalk, they came up everywhere, and preformed so beautifully for so long, probably bc they naturally planted themselves at the perfect time. I do hope to try rose campion again. I recieved seeds from a fellow master gardener about 5 years ago, to start for a plant sale, I was unsuccessful. The seeds were from Monticello Virginia, I grew up in Va, have fond memories of school and family trips there.

[@mariadi1069]

For me Lychnis are perennial, self-seed like is no tomorrow. Beautiful plants.

[@charlimorrison5025]

Where did you see the lychnis?

[@ElizabethM824]

Everything looks great. So productive! Thanks for the idea about a fall planting of snapdragons. I think I will try that. We get a lot of rain in the winter though so it will definitely be an experiment to see if they can winter over. Not so worried about the small amount of snow we get but mostly wondering if they can take the rain. I'll give them really good drainage and just give it a try!

[@rbrown2746]

I'm trying glads this year thanks to you

[@deborahpotter332]

My rose campion seeds itself! I had a huge blooming one year - it was a large full plant with more stalks than I could count, and the next year I had tiny mini ones coming up EVERYWHERE. They were cute and fuzzy and grew FAST. (They were also easy to pluck in the areas I did NOT want them to be.) So I would assume that as long as you have blooming occurring, you'll have babies next year. :-D

[@NewEnglandBotanicals]

My sister lives in my grandmother's home now and she just gave me some rose campion plants from the garden! I would like to know how it grows back as well because it's very special. I have evening primrose,from my grandmother's garden,and it self seeds every year. I will give my sister some plants because it is has disappeared in my grandmother's garden. It is very endearing to continue their love of flowers as a memorial💗

[@aksileb]

Rose campion is a biennual and selfseeds

[@charlottecannon5288]

You are so inspiring! I love the way you garden! Thank you so much for sharing your adorable personality and your gorgeous place with all of us! I have found some plants I want to try, and I’m going to try this seating that you’re recommending!

[@marilynledet6140]

Love it it’s your garden if you love it do it.

[@rrano6331]

My rose campeon(sp?) was a prolific self sower…to the point of invading the grass. I ripped it out, but I just saw a beautiful use of it; sprinkling the seed over white daisies so the bright pink grows out the stark white…it made a beautiful contrast and now I have to get some.

[@NorthlawnFlowerFarmandGardens]

What a fabulous idea!! Thank you for sharing that!

[@mkitchens8163]

To answer your question about rose campion, it is at least a biennial, but I think it may sometimes come back a third year, but never more. Mine reseed from year to year and I just pull out what I don't want. So when I give the plants away, I always make sure it's not blooming and is just the first-year rosette so it will survive at least one more year. I started the white (alba) campion last summer and it overwintered and is blooming for me this year. Zone 7B, north MS.