🌱Last Year’s Plants from Seed - Part 1 - Y Garden 🌱

[@FarmerGarden]

I love Gardening🌲🌱🌳

[@TheImpatientGardener]

You are so organized. Please run my life for me. So many gorgeous flowers in your beautiful garden!

[@ydoyougarden]

thanks Erin, but if you saw the chaos behind the scenes you would quickly opt out 😂

[@TheImpatientGardener]

@@ydoyougarden Well now that I know you have a coat on the floor ... 😉

[@ydoyougarden]

@@TheImpatientGardener see?! 🤣 chaos!

[@marymary5494]

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. 👌💕

[@phebajohn4606]

You are that gardener with problems that people like me struggle. Thank you for sharing. Really inspired to winter sowing.

[@AndreaAubertin]

Lol..love the bloopers!

[@jessicamoran8962]

Great video. I'll have to rewatch and take notes.

[@Elisanna-b9s]

Just wanted to say thanks also for posting this video. Sometimes I get so indecisive about what to plant that I end up missing the window of opportunity to try new things. Videos like this really help.

[@emptynestgardens9057]

Had to pause to say how perfect this content is!!!! No where have I been able to find the actual maturity of winter sown seeds!! Now back to the video and those perfectly blue buttons! 😉

[@gingerbecker7883]

I agree! Other than looking for follow up garden tours which is so time consuming.

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you Roxanne! I tried to follow through with my gardening for you to see what did ok and what didn't 😊🌝

[@gracehSF]

I feel like this video was made just for me! My garden also doesn’t get a lot of sun. I winter sowed bachelor’s button and orlaya a few months ago and transplanted them to my garden in early December. Within a week, the mice discovered the bachelor’s buttons and decimated them. I’m winter sowing another batch now. I have no room indoors to sow seeds, so winter sowing is perfect for me.

[@smoothsailingmp]

We are zone 7. Delphiniums did wonderfully on either side of our garage in tall contemporary pots, not down from seed, but purchased from local nursery. They were tremendous and we they got rave reviews from a friend of ours....again a beautiful blue, almost true blue

[@ydoyougarden]

Oh wow!

[@mhassanpasha7753]

.Bravo .Very nice ...Wow he looks Spiritual

[@mhassanpasha7753]

Sweet thanks for you.

[@francespetrie7829]

Love the bloopers

[@janetleeharrison]

I was listening intently to everything! Can't wait for Part 2!!!! Thank you, Yulia!

[@susankilpatrick2918]

Thanks for posting the list!

[@darlenesitto9317]

Thank you for doing this video! I dont believe anyone has followed through their wintering sowing from start to finish! Thanks again!!!!

[@ydoyougarden]

You are so welcome!

[@Laurablushing]

I am loving this series so far!!!!

[@barbll000]

Thanks for your recommendations. What was most valuable was your discussion on the outcome of the plants after planting outside. Your videos are never too long :)

[@ydoyougarden]

Thanks Barbara!

[@pattylaurel2421]

Yuliya! This is perfect timing and such a generous offer of your time and expertise. I've been taking notes!

[@ydoyougarden]

Glad it was helpful Patty!!!!

[@Kylie4Queen]

Thank you for the review! From your list, I’m growing larkspur fancy blue/purple, hollyhock, centaurea, alyssum, nicotiana alata and verbena b. for the first time. All were winter sown last weekend, but as a back-up, I’ll start more indoors in a few weeks.

[@jowalk80]

Thank you so much for this video. You are my main inspiration to try winter sowing this year!

[@GrannysGarden]

Ay Yuliya. I thought I had closed my seed order until I saw your video and now I have to re-open it🤣

[@ydoyougarden]

Oh no! Sorry not sorry 🌝😂

[@GrannysGarden]

🤣🤣🤣

[@dwohio8283]

The bloopers are great

[@lisacarbone7792]

Thanks so much for this video! Your time and expertise are very much appreciated!

[@ydoyougarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@itsmewende]

You went above and beyond for this one, Thanks for the list and the photos.!! I see you're over 30k now, really happy to see your channel is growing.

[@ydoyougarden]

Aww! Thank you!

[@beckyscheller9358]

Never too long. Thanks for sharing. Going through catalogs now so this is very helpful!

[@younglee3285]

Thank you. Very informative and inspiring!

[@growinginthecove]

Amazing video, great timing with my seed orders coming in. You have me so excited for winter sowing! Can’t wait for part 2!

[@catherineslavin7324]

This information is so helpful! Thanks for sharing it.

[@betsymaltby6788]

Going to try winter sowing for the first time this year. This was very helpful along with your previous videos on winter sowing. I hear you about the humidity here in NJ! Your observations are helpful.

[@MKMK-fj8qw]

Thank you SO much for this video! There’s not much like it on KZbin, and it was extremely helpful.

[@ydoyougarden]

Aww! Thank you!!!

[@marthaestrada8125]

Can't wait to get my winter sewing started. Thank you for the great list of plants to start from seed.

[@natasha_haggard]

Can't wait for part 2! Took note all the way through. 🍃🌱🌷

[@Betty-qd8st]

Thank you for a taste of spring. Love your gardens ❤️🌺🌸🌻

[@colsen4616]

I’m so glad you did this video! Like you, I have the space but not the sun, and usually limit the number of full-sun flowers. I’m definitely going to give a couple of these a try this year. Winter sowing is such an easy and economical way to experiment.

[@ydoyougarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@suekrebs3497]

Thanks for another inspiring and informative video! I have been saving jugs for this. I think one could get 2 crops with some varieties. I had larkspur reseeding last spring and direct seeded more resulting in a longer bloom of larkspur. Looking forward to your next video!

[@lisamccullough224]

Great info. Thanks!

[@leiaflash5055]

Thanks so much for sharing your experiences with us Yuliya :) I always learn so much from watching your videos. Might have to try those purple bachelor buttons!

[@RevAcres01]

Loved the video. All seed choices new to me. Look forward to Part 2.

[@ydoyougarden]

Coming soon!

[@carmenbailey1560]

Started sowing seeds last winter and actually surprised myself with some of my successes. So this year going to kick it up a notch to see what happens. Thanks for sharing really enjoy your videos. 👍❤️😊

[@maryfromflorida1894]

Thank you so much for sharing this information! I am trying the winter sowing method for the first time. Hoping for as much success as you experienced.

[@laurenwellman2516]

Thank you Yuliya. 🥰 This is such helpful information. I’ve been learning about seed starting plants. While I don’t have space for indoor seed starting, the winter sowing method has intrigued me. Like you I don’t get a lot of sun in my yard. I have a lot of dry shade areas or the spots that are somewhat sunny only get the hot afternoon sun from the west. And I love all the sun loving flowers. So to see what has or has not worked for you is great. I’m trying to figure out what to plant in the areas under mostly pine trees that are dry shade in the morning but hot western afternoon sun. Not even my lawn will grow there. Zone 5 western MA.

[@jakebr8ke]

Being in zone 6 and just a couple counties below you, this information is so valuable to me. This is my first year winter sowing so this list is perfect timing. I want to really focus on bringing my gardens back this year. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@lisawalters5482]

Oh yes, I always learn from you. Thanks so much. This is a great video. A It has a lot of information and I’m really starting the WS method this year for some flowers and vegetables too. God bless. 👏🏻💕👏🏻

[@32speedygonzales]

Video hasn’t started yet and Iam excited 😄

[@kathlynblack3517]

I thought I'd mention that when photographing your flowers, a cloudy day works best. Colors will come out more true than when photos are taken on a sunny day. Love your winter sowing method, by the way.

[@agnescarbone6815]

Your detail information is so greatly appreciated . Thank you so much ❤

[@gardengirl6854]

Love the question and answer on IG. It was fun getting g them right 🥳🎉

[@ydoyougarden]

Great job!

[@juliepizzolato1911]

Absolutely love your super informative videos! Thankyou for all you do from North Idaho zone 6a 💚🌿🌻

[@theadley774]

Dozens of Delphiniums are a dream garden vision for me as well, I started some late summer so I am hoping that at least a dozen will survive our winter (zone 8b) and bloom for me this year! I had the same experience with hollyhocks you mentioned, they bloomed in the first year...just before the deer enjoyed them for lunch!!! What can I say, I will be trying them again this year. Thank you for the great videos.

[@ydoyougarden]

Yeah, deer enjoyed some of mine that weren't fenced too

[@TheEnthusiasticGardener]

So interesting to hear your review Yulija because quite a lot of my gardenia in the shade. I’m starting from seed for first time this year so really interested in seeing all your tips.

[@lauriesickles5393]

Looks like you had allot of successes!

[@elmaelmar2761]

Love this and I found a few more plants I need to try!!!

[@denisedicks9342]

I am so glad that you did this video. I took notes and am getting ready to order more seeds to winter sow!

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[@laurieg5308]

Just love your videos! And That tray of cyclamen! 😍

[@ydoyougarden]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@sharonl649]

Thank you for another lovely video! But I’m like some of the other commenters... I thought I was done ordering seeds and you make me want more, more, more!

[@ydoyougarden]

Haha! Oh no!

[@joanwalters4741]

This was grand. Did love seeing the seed successes!

[@xoallison12ox]

I'm so excited to grow amazing grey poppies this year! I also have a hard time with delphiniums, especially with germination in Zone 6a/b Boston, MA. I have tried the ice cube method which had so-so germination results. Will keep trying!

[@thecakepopsistars]

The colour on the bachelor buttons! Trying winter sowing this year and I can’t wait for the results 🤗 thanks for inspiring me with your unveiling video... and that larkspur colour!

[@diversegardener392]

I agree I grow things just to see the flower not the abundance because I deal with lots of shade here in the hot south Texas summers. So shade is more important than tons of flowers. Those who can do that good for yall. About those naughty bunnies I can only say they would be bunny soup. On the larkspur I can always count on them every year and they bloom in pink, white, blue and purple every where and any where. They self seed like crazy but they are gorgeous. Hollyhocks on the other hand always grow but never bloom? I have some for three years but no blooms. Any way it was nice hearing your experiences with flowers. Thanks Yulia.

[@ydoyougarden]

thanks Arthur!

[@kimberlylawlor8200]

Great information! I’ve always had trouble with delphiniums as well. I’m in zone 5b IL and we have very humid summers so that could be why mine always die! Thanks for the update on your winter sowing!

[@turtlelilysgarden5258]

Thank you for this video. It's perfect timing and I appreciate knowing what you had good success with winter sowing as I am trying to grow more flowers from seed but don't have much room in my seed starting area

[@atlantaslim1315]

Awesome plants...the end is too funny🤣👌🏾🌹🌷🌹

[@maryglidden2943]

Loved this video, thanks so much! I love that you always are trying different flowers even though they may not perform optimal for your mostly shady garden (which is what I have also!) You also reminded me that I need to winter sow the verbena Bour. I have 11 jugs planted and hope to do that many or more still. I think I am going to have lots of plants to share with friends if I am successful which will be fun in itself besides the beauty in my garden!

[@gigizaino8805]

Thank you Yuliya!!! Perfect timing. I'm about to start winter sowing following your video on it and seeing this video gives me more confidence 🤗

[@crittergirl3647]

We love our tall verbena. In zone 5 we get some reseeding, but easy to remove or relocate. Also gather seed and winter sow. This year we plan to plant in large pots with tall multi height pink, white & bicolor cosmos (great with winter sowing) on either side of a walkway entrance. We will have color all season ❤️

[@ydoyougarden]

That sounds beautiful!

[@christinepops5100]

I'm just starting to organize my winter sown seeds. It was so interesting hearing what grew well for you and just as interesting what did not. I will definitely start my allysium seeds in jugs for the earliest blooms. Thanks as always for the best gardening videos, I always learn so much from you ❤

[@ydoyougarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheDogLover1212]

Love your beautiful flowers 🌸 thanks for sharing...

[@daiseegray9110]

Thank you! I also have sun shade gardens and have purchased many of the same seeds. Love the follow up it definite helps with what to winter sow and what to start inside.

[@mollycatcolorado9252]

Thanks for the time spent putting this video together. Love seeing the actual blooms from your winter sowing! I bought many of the same seeds last year and am excited to get them started soon.

[@karint1956]

Can’t wait for part 2.

[@jenniferkessener1111]

Winter sowing tomorrow, thank you for the encouragement. Ii have many large trees and part shade also, but I am trying to find flowers that will bloom.

[@Torokanna1]

Great video! Most of us struggle with the shaded areas. I share your pain with the delphiniums 😁 After years of trying, many packets of seeds I ended up with only 2 plants. Sooooo beautiful, the bluest flower I've seen. And go figure, I picked seeds from my perennial delphiniums and they germinated all after only couple of days. Now I already have lots of seedlings 😄

[@ydoyougarden]

Oh wow!

[@Fabdanc]

I have only had success with poppies when I winter sow or sow them in really early spring. I had a lot of success growing them in the PNW, but have not been successful in Texas. I can get good germination, but we will get a very heavy winter/early spring rains that crush them and then it gets too hot for them.

[@nataliesobalsky4181]

I love your channel and your videos. You are so down to earth. Thank you for this information, I'm new to gardening.

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you Natalie!

[@terrya.]

Thank you so, so much! I am going to try winter-sowing for the first time this year, and this was so helpful in making my choices!

[@carolinamoonslilenglishgar8580]

Your videos are always so interesting. I am planting nigella this year. Your borders are beautiful :)

[@ydoyougarden]

Have fun!

[@adelacozlac366]

I really like the way ou talk and your passion for gardening!

[@hey_court12]

Loving this Yulia! Thank you! i tried winter sowing for the first time this year. I might try to sneak a few more containers in, too. >.< Thanks for all you do!!

[@elizabethr2908]

Great video! This is my first year trying a bunch of different flower seeds on my property. I want a cut flower garden but I have mostly shade because of all the hardwood and pines on my property. Love your channel Yulia!

[@gardengatesopen]

I can't grow the Rocky Mountain Blue Columbine bcuz it's just too hot where I live (zone 8) but I do have the red/yellow Columbine, which I believe is called Eastern Red Columbine. I bought one plant, one time, and have had many plants ever since! They self seed, and any seeds I happen to add, I just toss them on the ground. I don't think they like to be transplanted? Altho, that may just be the variety I have. Mine also like the deep shade. Wish I could have the blue ones tho!!too! P.S. Right Now, this is one of the only plants that is green, and growing, in my garden. We even had 2½ inches of snow last week, our nights have been in the low 30's, and they are not showing any signs of damage! Of coarse, the new seeds won't start growing until Spring, but Columbine is one of my fav's!

[@lizaphillips678]

Enjoyed. Looking forward to part 2. It would be helpful if you mention what zone you are in. Thank you.

[@ydoyougarden]

Zone 6, NJ. It is usually on the screen in the beginning of the video 😊

[@jaimeiam]

Agree with everyone here saying it’s a perfect video! Thank You! Would really value the names popping up as you describe them. And if you’d be willing to share the spreadsheet and any notes on google docs!! Do you tend to order from Botanical Interests only?

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you! I also like Select Seeds, Floret, Swallowtail Garden, Baker Creek

[@anetahermansen1688]

Hi! I did grow the "Evening sent stalk" (sorry if I am making mistakes in my writing, am not native English speaking). This flower is very common in my country. During a day it looks little tired and have no sent but in evenings, after sun down it opens and then gives this nice smell . It likes shady parts of a garden, part sun and can grow on any kind of soil. It sent is very relaxing and beautiful, quite strong. Pity you couldn't enjoy it. Maybe give it another chance? Nice to watch your videos, thank you 😊

[@melissae.9842]

I have three beautiful tall native Columbine plants and the rabbits just munched them off last year. This year I will use deer and rabbit repellent to keep the rabbits away. Love all your videos!

[@eviekleinwhittingham9237]

Thank you so much for your delightful chat and video with pictures of all your varieties. That took some work. I've already started winter sowing several that need cold stratification--for my zone 5a/6b mostly sunny corner lot--and will do more each week. It is no small thing to start even ten containers! Kudos to you. Have you tried winter sowing Heuchera/Coral Bells?

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you Evie! No never tried heuchera 😊🌝

[@fzleadventures173]

Can’t wait to see your penstemons bloom! I’m winter sowing rock mountain blue & wasatch penstemon! Soo excited to grow them they are stunning 😍

[@marycampbell4160]

Awesome

[@cassandraberger9146]

😍Absolutely love those true blue colors in flowers! My larkspur did amazing, even though I double seeded them by accident with my chives & so they ended up growing among my tomato garden😆were all my herbs go. I think they liked a little bit of relief from the full sun that my tall tomato vines gave! Will do this again with some & try some in my flower beds too. Trying those blue bachelor buttons from seed this season too! You just convinced me to find the chartreuse nicotina, yours looked gorgeous! Growing from seed is extremely rewarding loving your videos, thanks for sharing your experience & knowledge! Hello from South Jersey, zone 7a!👋

[@ydoyougarden]

haha! plants do what they gonna do

[@Ibis333]

I'm going to be doing some winter sowing starting this weekend & just received some night scented stocks that I ordered. I've never seen any before but the description seemed enticing. I hope I have better luck with them than you did. :) I'll let you know how they turn out. Wondering if I should look around for some larkspur too. (zone 5b Ontario)

[@ydoyougarden]

I really had high hopes for those, maybe will try again next year

[@AJsGreenThumbLLC]

Such a comprehensive, illustrative and motivational video Yulia. I appreciate you showing your successes and failures as well. I had moderately good success last year wintersowing. I will try again this year...I am excited to try bachelor's buttons, hollyhocks, lupines and poppy. That grey poppy you shared was so beautiful...I will try and look for it.

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you so much!

[@lindaborn2336]

Thank you for this video! I cannot wait to try winter sowing this year.

[@BroadwayGardener]

Great Video!!! So many of these plants are a definite must try for me now! The Grey Poppy blew my mind!

[@ydoyougarden]

You will love it!

[@danahoover1216]

What a glorious video. It's nice to see what came of something u grew yourself. Wow. Great job an well done girl. !!! Dana from pa zone 5b

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you so much Dana!

[@msmaddox2918]

Hi Yuliya! I saw a video about Delphiniums and they said to germinate the seeds on a wet paper towel in a tupperware container and put them in a dark warm area for a week. I'm trying it this year and will let you know if it works! Update! It actually worked! 😀 It took almost 2 weeks to germinate!

[@GardenEvolution]

Larkspur purple merrrrrrrr lmao! Great recap!

[@ydoyougarden]

Thanks Brad!!

[@demmycalivas4730]

Recently watched Laura's (Garden Answer) winter sowing post and am wondering if both Yuliya and Laura collaborate on content prior to filming? Each one has their unique way of shedding "Light" on the growth habits of various plants and always taking into account the region/growing zone of the country where certain plants thrive... (BTW... did anyone notice that while Laura used "cloudy-colored" containers, Yuliya used clear for winter sowing??? Wonder if either had more success [or less] because of the type of container used [...And yes, Laura did address this in one of her recap videos]) ...Thoughts Yuliya? Or from the community???

[@ydoyougarden]

Yes, region matters BIG TIME! We are in a similar zone but our climates are so different. I may address this at some point 😁😊

[@peanutbutterprincess]

I keep watching these videos and ordering more seeds to winter sow and I already have about 35 sown jugs sitting out in my yard. I also have a LOT of shade (including a large area of dark, deep, zero sunshine shade) and get some high humidity, especially late in the season. I had some direct-sowing success last year but by the end of july everything was covered in powdery mildew and black spots. Grrr. Winter sowing (hopefully) to the rescue!

[@ydoyougarden]

Haha! I want to try so many more plants too! 😁

[@yangsu2235]

I love this video. so much real experience there. I will do my first winter sowing this year. BTW, how to prevent floppy Bachelor's button. Will winter sowing be helpful?

[@ydoyougarden]

The more light the better, otherwise they flop

[@mrs.riche3939]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I wanted to know how your winter sowing did once you put them in the ground. 2 questions: Who do you buy your seeds from, and when do you fertilize the milk jug plants! Wishing you and yours a Happy, Healthy, New year!🥂❤🥂

[@ydoyougarden]

Happy New Year! The seed sources are in the description below the video 😊🌝

[@mrs.riche3939]

Oh sheesh, didn't even look... sorry, and THANKS!!!🌸❤

[@drenewt]

Perfect video!

[@ydoyougarden]

Thank you!