The Best Companion Planting Flowers for the Spring Garden

[@tamichildofGod8249]

I added flowers to my garden Thanks to you! They give a beautiful pop of color and I am seeing so many butterflies in there.

[@clairequinn8665]

I have coneflowers poppies calendula growing Marigols also. I will spread camomile as well

[@olgamunroe1408]

Thank you so much! I really enjoyed this video! You are such a great teacher. I live in the tropics so heading into hot weather soon. Growing some Butterfly weed, Mix Zinnias, Wild Bergamot, Cosmos and French Marigold. Can't wait to purchase your book!

[@LindasFlowersandVegetablesGard]

Great garden planting ideas, subscribed!

[@-EliasSimbolon]

How deep should the soil be if you were to plant a flower in a flower bed? Thanks for the gardening info tho, Really appreciate it.

[@Gardenary]

Do you mean in the ground? You might just dig up the top couple inches and amend with some compost

[@taconesylunares777]

Nicole, I'm a new subscriber and loved this video, so educational and informative. My dream of having land to start my dream garden has finally come true and recently purchased a property in Central Florida with plenty of space to do that, but our soil is very sandy and needs so much compost to grow veggies and flowers. I love your raised beds and am thinking this may be the best choice!

[@debbiedavid4392]

Great video… I need some flowers !!! Thank You for sharing 🌸🌺🌸

[@ramonajolley1966]

I really enjoyed this video!! I did start snapdragons from seed, but they are very small. If I see some I'll buy them. I have so many seeds, but I really didn't want to start them inside due to the nats. I can't pass up buying flowers. Thank you!!

[@sangitadesai7278]

I m new to your channel, what about in containers where would you plant the flowers?

[@Gardenary]

Still around the edges of larger containers! We like to plant in larger containers instead of having tons of individual pots to take care of.

[@Sarah-ic7hu]

Love it!

[@JubileeHomesteading]

I'm growing chamomile!

[@virginiachan6485]

What is the one with big red flowers in the middle? Thanks

[@EdimentalGardens]

Snapdragons

[@virginiachan6485]

@@EdimentalGardens thank you.

[@sandraparkin9372]

You recommended planting Calendula and mention that they are edible, but your video shows you planting Tagetes. Both Calendulas and Tagetes are commonly called Marigolds, however, all species of Calendula are edible, but some Tagetes species are edible and some are toxic.