Sowing Biennial Flowers For My Container Garden | Campanulas & Foxgloves

[@ChamLama1]

India ❤

[@goctalis3064]

Foxgloves are splendid. If they were perenial and hardy to my zone I would sure have a lot of them. Your begonias match very well to the japanese maple.

[@17m2garden]

Thank you! They were supposed to be pink but most of them turned out orange/red 🙃 Yes that's a shame it would be so lovely if they came back every year! They tend to self seed in the garden but no chances for that in containers haha!

[@mollypitcher9380]

BEAUTIFUL balcony!!!!! Looks like you get full sun - lucky!

[@17m2garden]

Thank you! My balcony is in the shade for most of the day. Only 3h of sunlight in the morning.

[@mollypitcher9380]

@@17m2garden WOW!!!!! Then you have a green thumb!🌸

[@gardentours]

Now is the time to sow those biennial flowers. I'm going to sow some hollyhocks and sweet william tomorrow.

[@17m2garden]

That's a lovely choice of plants! Good luck ☺️🌿!

[@christinaamrs]

I’m so happy I found your channel. Not only are your videos incredibly informative and helpful, but I find your videos to be especially anxiety-reducing and therapeutic. Thank you for the time you spend creating these videos, and for all the information you share; your balcony garden is so lovely! Cheers from Washington state, USA

[@17m2garden]

Aww it makes my day to hear that! It's been hard for me to stay motivated to post this year, seeing no growth on this channel, so thank you for this comment, it's nice to hear that some people still are looking forward to these videos 💚

[@christinaamrs]

@@17m2gardenI rush to watch your videos!!! I hope your channel gets the recognition it deserves 🌻🌱

[@aprilanywhere3879]

I have to be careful what i sow in yard, i have a little doggie that loves pretty flowers. Foxgloves, pretty but not for dogs. Thanks for sharing. I use the plastic boxes as little greenhouse too. 😁

[@17m2garden]

That's very wise! These are indeed toxic... Haha no need for any fancy humidity domes right 😁🙌🏻!

[@ip648]

Great video! I might have a problem with my clematis so I would really appreciate your advice. Where I live we had a heatwave(about 40 degrees for several days) and I think I overpanicked and started watering it everyday... now it started wilting, but it cannot be due to underwatering thats for sure.. I think it might be overwatered, but I really dont want to lose it.. Is there something I can do to help it? Would a few more hot days without watering help fix this issue? Thank you so much for reading and being such an inspiration!

[@17m2garden]

I'm so sorry this happened! If you watered thoroughly every day and the plant started to wilt, my guess is that it was indeed more than your Clematis actually needed and could absorb. But the best way to check this is to stick your finger deep into the soil and see if it is moist to the touch. If so, absolutely do not water it for a few days, just let it dry out. You want to water your plants thoroughly, but you should always allow the top layer of soil to dry out before watering again. In oversaturated soil, plants have no access to oxygen and literally "drown". Good luck 🤞🏼